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UER Forum > Archived US: South > The Texas Train Thread (Viewed 34087 times)
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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 160 on 12/24/2007 12:51 AM >
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I wanna say there is one in Grapevine too, but it may be a bit different

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 161 on 12/24/2007 2:37 AM >
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Posted by Raticus
I've never seen one like that. That's different for sure.


That's a big custom made, easy chair by the window. No kidding, it's unique.
I think it was used by a train big wig as a personnel riding car; I'll get the full story sometime in the future as I want more interior shots from here.




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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 162 on 12/24/2007 3:43 AM >
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This sweety has been in use here as a local for a couple of months now.

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 163 on 12/29/2007 6:18 AM >
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Did you really think I would let this thread die????

My favorite subject, again

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 164 on 12/29/2007 12:27 PM >
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keep the thread running!




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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 165 on 12/31/2007 3:47 PM >
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just caught this big mother, on its way from txi in Midlothian to somewhere. (GE dash 9)


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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 166 on 1/1/2008 12:37 AM >
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hey bustedknuckle or Raticus or anyone, got any idea what these old low hood GEs are? I cant find them in online pics anywhere the got GPS antennae added on but look at the stacks, straight off the Munster mobile! (they sounded great when they throttled up too)



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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 167 on 1/1/2008 1:49 AM >
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Ive seen those guys around too, Barry posted pics of em a while back. I dont know off hand what they are, but I will look into it.


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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 168 on 1/1/2008 3:00 AM >
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Posted by Bustedknuckle
Ive seen those guys around too, Barry posted pics of em a while back. I dont know off hand what they are, but I will look into it.


AND...........I love my tripod!!! How did I ever get along without one.

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I just started using a tripod and its helping lots. I have shitty cameras, and the tripod is held together with duck tape. I want to get a new camera and a nice tripod but the wife has banned me from buying new camera stuff until the baby comes.



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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 169 on 1/1/2008 3:06 AM >
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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 170 on 1/1/2008 1:32 PM >
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Posted by 2Xplorations
hey bustedknuckle or Raticus or anyone, got any idea what these old low hood GEs are? I cant find them in online pics anywhere the got GPS antennae added on but look at the stacks, straight off the Munster mobile! (they sounded great when they throttled up too)

http://img247.imag...oodcoldsprggw6.jpg


OK, those jobs are Railpower RP20BD Diesel Road Switchers, they are super low emissions and started being produced in 2006.

my job is done here

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 171 on 1/1/2008 3:03 PM >
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Posted by Bustedknuckle


OK, those jobs are Railpower RP20BD Diesel Road Switchers, they are super low emissions and started being produced in 2006.

my job is done here


You're right. Beat me to it. Those aren't old at all, in fact, they're fairly new. I haven't seen any of them yet. I saw one being ferried through one day, but I've never seen one in use, never heard one run.

They have an engine in them that is more like a road truck than a locomotive engine, higher RPM and all that. I don't always like change... not sure how I'm going to like these new locomotives.

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 172 on 1/1/2008 3:16 PM >
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cool thanks!

they looked like an older design but were in new condition and the engines did have a different sound almost like a big rig

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 173 on 1/1/2008 3:27 PM >
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Posted by 2Xplorations
cool thanks!

they looked like an older design but were in new condition and the engines did have a different sound almost like a big rig


I haven't heard them yet, just read about them. I think they have a Caterpillar engine in them. They do kinda look like some of the older switch units. Everything has to be "green" now. Frankly, I like the power and rumble of the "regular" low RPM diesels.

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 174 on 1/1/2008 5:57 PM >
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I have to agree, when I took pics of that train yesterday, feeling the ground shake under my feet made me smile like a little kid

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 175 on 1/3/2008 12:49 AM >
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Posted by 2Xplorations
hey bustedknuckle or Raticus or anyone, got any idea what these old low hood GEs are? I cant find them in online pics anywhere the got GPS antennae added on but look at the stacks, straight off the Munster mobile! (they sounded great when they throttled up too)

http://img247.imag...oodcoldsprggw6.jpg


Those look like those "Next-Gen Clean Air" switchers I see around my work all the time. They have some catchy slogan about being all environmentally friendly.

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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 176 on 1/3/2008 1:05 AM >
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yeah they say on the side:

BUILDING AMERICA/////ULTRA LOW EMISSIONS/DIESEL GENSET SWITCHER////ENGINES OF CHANGE


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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 177 on 1/3/2008 10:11 AM >
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Posted by Bustedknuckle
yeah they say on the side:

BUILDING AMERICA/////ULTRA LOW EMISSIONS/DIESEL GENSET SWITCHER////ENGINES OF CHANGE



I hate green - love the low uneco-friendly rumble.

Anybody seen one of these?

ha-ha-ha-ha!


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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 178 on 1/3/2008 12:07 PM >
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Posted by blackhawk


I hate green - love the low uneco-friendly rumble.

Anybody seen one of these?
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looks like some kind of ALCO but its way too small.......got me

Is that some kind of prop?
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Re: The Texas Train Thread
<Reply # 179 on 1/3/2008 1:41 PM >
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No idea.

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