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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Stored Heritage UnitsDate: 04/05/21 13:25 Stored Heritage Units Author: altoonafn NSDash9.com is showing that the PC and Conrail heritage units are stored. Anyone know what's up with them?
Date: 04/05/21 16:30 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: srman It's eventually going to happen. Funny I was just talking about that to friend today. There's a lot of units in storage I'm sure that are newer or have been rebuilt since the heritage units came out in 2012. Get'em while you can!
Date: 04/05/21 16:39 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: eastpenn23 The Conrail one has been in Altoona for a while, but I didn't know it was officially stored. I believe it had a spark plug issue
Date: 04/05/21 16:58 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: ns1000 Older units are in storage. Most of the AC locos are in service.
The Conrail was "bad ordered" sometime back.... Posted from Android Date: 04/05/21 17:20 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: ATSF90East eastpenn23 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The Conrail one has been in Altoona for a while, > but I didn't know it was officially stored. I > believe it had a spark plug issue GE and EMD diesel prime movers don't have spark plugs, they rely on compression for ignition of the fuel. Date: 04/05/21 17:43 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: ns1000 If memory serves me right, the Conrail has electrical issues.
Posted from Android Date: 04/05/21 18:44 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: EMDSW-1 ns1000 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > If memory serves me right, the Conrail has > electrical issues. > > Posted from Android Maybe electrical problems with the glow plugs! SW-1 Date: 04/05/21 18:47 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: ALCO630 ATSF90East Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > eastpenn23 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The Conrail one has been in Altoona for a > while, > > but I didn't know it was officially stored. I > > believe it had a spark plug issue > > GE and EMD diesel prime movers don't have spark > plugs, they rely on compression for ignition of > the fuel. I’m guessing he was being sarcastic. I’m guessing an improperly trained engineer went and burned the clutch. Posted from iPhone Doug Wetherhold Macungie, PA Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/05/21 18:51 by ALCO630. Date: 04/05/21 19:01 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: MC6853 That's what happens when Juniata has seven people total on the payroll; anything with an issue gets shoved onto the storage line...
Date: 04/05/21 19:22 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: toledopatch MC6853 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > That's what happens when Juniata has seven people > total on the payroll; anything with an issue gets > shoved onto the storage line. Maybe while the 1073 is there, somebody will scare up a can of blac-- er, Brunswick green spray paint to touch up its peels. Date: 04/06/21 10:01 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: offthebeatentrack altoonafn Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > NSDash9.com is showing that the PC and Conrail > heritage units are stored. Anyone know what's up > with them? Of course the PC unit would have issues. It’s only natural. Posted from iPhone Date: 04/06/21 10:25 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: ALCO630 Surprised no one has started screaming they need to go to a museum yet.
Posted from iPhone Doug Wetherhold Macungie, PA Date: 04/06/21 13:30 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: halfmoonharold offthebeatentrack Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > altoonafn Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > NSDash9.com is showing that the PC and Conrail > > heritage units are stored. Anyone know what's > up > > with them? > > Of course the PC unit would have issues. It’s > only natural. > It must feel right at home these days... > Posted from iPhone Date: 04/07/21 12:25 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: OHRY The 1073 is in the shop because it "done blew up".
Posted from Android Date: 04/07/21 12:34 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: Lackawanna484 OHRY Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The 1073 is in the shop because it "done blew up". > > > Posted from Android Thanks. The 1073 has had a bunch of sidelining problems over the years. It was restricted from leading for a while, had a nasty oil leak, etc. Date: 04/07/21 16:50 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: OHRY Lackawanna484 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > OHRY Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The 1073 is in the shop because it "done blew > up". > > > > > > Posted from Android > > Thanks. The 1073 has had a bunch of sidelining > problems over the years. It was restricted from > leading for a while, had a nasty oil leak, etc. It definitely has one now! Most of the internal oil became external.... Date: 04/07/21 17:13 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: bioyans ns1000 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > If memory serves me right, the Conrail has > electrical issues. > > Posted from Android According to the Altoona Works Facebook page, 8098 has been tripping low oil alarms for some unknown reason (even though the oil level is correct). Date: 04/08/21 07:35 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: ns1000 Also of note, NS 6920 was involved in a grade crossing incident recently.
Posted from Android Date: 04/09/21 11:30 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: bioyans ns1000 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Also of note, NS 6920 was involved in a grade > crossing incident recently. No worries, it can go ... along with all the other SD60E's. Worst pieces of junk. Thankfully they seem to be relegated to local service. Date: 04/09/21 15:11 Re: Stored Heritage Units Author: ns1000 bioyans Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > ns1000 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Also of note, NS 6920 was involved in a grade > > crossing incident recently. > > No worries, it can go ... along with all the other > SD60E's. Worst pieces of junk. Thankfully they > seem to be relegated to local service. Lol...I'm not a fan of them either. Even having them on your local can mean a long day... Posted from Android |