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  1. SOO grain train on PNL

    SOO grain train on PNL

    Two SOO SD60s lead a CP SD40-2 B unit on a grain train off the PNL. To compare, todays 344 has an AC4400CW leading and trailing in DPU mode yuck! Sadly all these engines are off roster now: SOO 6014 - off long-term lease, to CIT Group (CEFX lessor) in 2006 SOO 6009 off long-term lease, to...
    • Romet
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    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Canada
  2. Power move

    Power move

    Power move on the eastbound grain train. The units were: CN 9508, CN 9468, CN 9543 (all GP40-2L(W)'s), CN 4795 (GP38-2(W)), CN 7224 (GP9RM) and CN 271 (S-3 slug).
    • Romet
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    • Comments: 6
    • Category: Canadian National
  3. SSW Grain

    SSW Grain

    A SSW Grain car at industry in Vancouver, Washington.
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    • Category: Freight Cars
  4. B&O Grain Hopper

    B&O Grain Hopper

    As yet untouched by the paintshop, Dec, 2003. Posted w/permission
    • Coffee
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    • Comments: 2
    • Category: Freight Cars
  5. Grain Rush

    Grain Rush

    In the fall/winter of 2003 the grain rush is on in the Pacific Northwest. With so much grain to ship, the railroads are pulling any equipment they can scrounge up to make up grain trains. Evidence of this can be seen in this empty Kalama grain train at North Bonneville, WA with a mixed bag of...
    • steveeshom
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    • Comments: 9
    • Category: Western United States
  6. "The Work is Never Done"

    "The Work is Never Done"

    CP Rail #5992 Drops off Boxcars at the Paterson Elevator Siding. Indian Head, Saskatchewan, Cdn. June 2003 Photo.
    • loran01
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    • Comments: 9
    • Category: Canada
  7. Northbound and Down

    Northbound and Down

    BNSF 5427, 113,& 4827 lead a NB empty grain train leaving downtown Fort Worth over the Trinity River.
    • rlbftw
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    • Comments: 5
    • Category: Central and Midwestern United States
  8. Westbound Grain Train

    Westbound Grain Train

    A westbound hopper train is led by 2 C44-9ws while another 2 push from the rear. Photo taken near Fishtrap, WA on June 1, 2003.
    • westbnsf
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    • Category: Western United States
  9. "CN Grain Train"

    "CN Grain Train"

    CN Grain Train #1603 East of Regina, Saskatchewan, Cdn. on a Branch Line.
    • loran01
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    • Comments: 6
    • Category: Canada
  10. "Full House"

    "Full House"

    Both Rail Sidings leading to the Parrish & Heimbecker Elevator are loaded, Rail Yards Indian Head, Saskatchewan, Cdn.
    • loran01
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    • Comments: 0
    • Category: Buildings and Structures
  11. Grain lead by a Toaster

    Grain lead by a Toaster

    Ruston
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    • Category: Editors Choice Gallery




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