two gorgeous E9s spotted in Cheyenne barn!
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i tried 4 times, never could see this video.
Cool thanks for the story.
If you're a train buff then you might like to know that Union Pacific is bringing a Big Boy 4014 to this shop in Wyoming to restore to working condition.
A Big Boy is a 4-8-8-4 engine that is so long it is articulated so it will go around curves.
Currently the engine is sitting in a parking lot in CA waiting to be put on main line to tow to Wyoming.
There is a Big Boy in this video 3895 but it does not run. May be like a parts car.
Lots of Youtube videos.
If you're a train buff then you might like to know that Union Pacific is bringing a Big Boy 4014 to this shop in Wyoming to restore to working condition.
A Big Boy is a 4-8-8-4 engine that is so long it is articulated so it will go around curves.
Currently the engine is sitting in a parking lot in CA waiting to be put on main line to tow to Wyoming.
There is a Big Boy in this video 3895 but it does not run. May be like a parts car.
Lots of Youtube videos.
I could get it to work after watchng the entire ad then clicking back to the begining after it started but couldnt find the e9's, where are they?
I can run the 21 minute video of the train shed, etc but could not find the coupes. Can anyone give us a specific time slot where they appear.
scottemo
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If I'm not mistaken, the trains are the e9's, there is a badge that you can see on the side of the train.
Locomotives i lived them. worked for the Southern Pacific. Boilermaker / Blacksmith
I hired on when the old timers that worked on steam were just starting to retire.
Here's a SP e9 in the Sacramento shop.
Do not stand to close to the track, click on the pic
I hired on when the old timers that worked on steam were just starting to retire.
Here's a SP e9 in the Sacramento shop.
Do not stand to close to the track, click on the pic
Locomotives i lived them. worked for the Southern Pacific. Boilermaker / Blacksmith
I hired on when the old timers that worked on steam were just starting to retire.
Here's a SP e9 in the Sacramento shop.
Do not stand to close to the track, click on the pic
Great stuff Barry thanks.
Yeah I wondered how many would catch the E9 play? I took me a minute to remember that the diesel engine was an E9.
I have some great shots of some steam excursion trains run in this area by Norfolk & Southern back in the 80's. They won't do it any more. I guess the liability is just too great.
Maybe I'll try to scan those slides and post them later. Hope nobody minds a little train diversion?
Like they say, planes, trains and automobiles.