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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Interesting power on the NRFF todayDate: 04/18/21 12:32 Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: dschlegel I took a drive this afternoon to Port Clinton, PA to catch the NRFF. The Reading and Northern must have recently acquired the lead and trailing units as they aren't in R&N colors yet. Video was taken at 2:39PM. Enjoy!
Dan You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 04/18/21 12:44 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: NS4271 Very good. Interesting R&N engines today.
Thanks for posting the video. Bruce Date: 04/18/21 14:46 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: ClubCar Thanks for sharing your video of the Reading & Northern Railroad. They continue to operate a very successful railroad and they please their customers. Just look at all the box cars they haul.
John in White Marsh, Maryland Date: 04/18/21 19:00 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: TamaquaTim Great Video at a great location love the horns.
Tim McRea Date: 04/18/21 21:02 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: dschlegel Thanks guys!
Dan Posted from iPhone Date: 04/19/21 05:31 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: inrdjlg I know that R&N can't help it, but just imagine how neat the train consist, especially the block of Cryo-Trans cars, would look without all the graffiti.
Date: 04/19/21 14:14 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: ns1000 Nice video!!
Date: 04/20/21 12:30 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: TomPlatten I didn't see any engines in the reefer's body to create refrigeration and certainly no hatches on top for ice. Do they use dry ice to keep the cars refrigerated?
Date: 04/20/21 16:43 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: krm152 Those R&N SD units look and sound great!
Thanks for the excellent video posting. ALLEN Date: 04/22/21 17:36 Re: Interesting power on the NRFF today Author: CP8888 TomPlatten Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I didn't see any engines in the reefer's body to > create refrigeration and certainly no hatches on > top for ice. Do they use dry ice to keep the cars > refrigerated? No dry ice. The cars appear to be insulated box cars probably for wine or beer. Posted from Android |