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Eastern Railroad Discussion > NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board.Date: 07/11/22 17:14 NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board. Author: howeld Pennsylvania heritage unit is down one number board.
1. Leading NS train 14Q east though Columbus, OH at Valley Crossing. 2. A short NS-217 passed by earlier going west. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/11/22 17:19 by howeld. You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 07/11/22 17:53 Re: NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board. Author: MEKoch 217 was a very long train. At 35 mph the train goes 51 feet per second. That means there were 230 cars or more in this train...........
Date: 07/11/22 18:25 Re: NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board. Author: howeld MEKoch Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > 217 was a very long train. At 35 mph the train > goes 51 feet per second. That means there were > 230 cars or more in this train........... 217 is the second video. Only 27 platforms. Posted from iPhone Date: 07/11/22 19:18 Re: NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board. Author: Gonut1 So, just how does a locomotive lose its number board? Does it just rattle loose and fall inside? Or ripped off from outside?
SWhatever it seems weird to me. But I'm Gonut! Gonut Date: 07/11/22 19:41 Re: NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board. Author: ShortlinesUSA They are often stolen, and the practice seems to have become as bad as (if not worse than) the horn thefts that have plagued railroads.
Posted from Android Date: 07/11/22 19:59 Re: NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board. Author: rbenko 164 cars on the train in the first video - a few less if you count the articulated auto racks as one (there were about 7 or 8 on the train)
Date: 07/12/22 08:14 Re: NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board. Author: engineerinvirginia In this case I wouldn't be surprised if this number board got whacked and broken by low hanging branches which have been wrecking havoc on locomotives this year at least in the Mid Atlantic and probably elsewhere.
Date: 07/13/22 15:48 Re: NS 8102 Pennsylvania HU lost a number board. Author: austin I love that Diamond, not your typical banging for every axle...... This is a new style I assume?
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