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  • Discussion pertaining to the past and present operations of the LAL, the WNYP, and the B&H. Official site: LALRR.COM.
Discussion pertaining to the past and present operations of the LAL, the WNYP, and the B&H. Official site: LALRR.COM.

Moderator: Luther Brefo

  by Luther Brefo
 
Mid-April Update:

B&H 4: Stored at Cohocton
5: B&H Switcher
LA&L 20: Active Lakeville Switcher
72: Active Lakeville Switcher

Note: Number 20 and 72 often swap roles. On some days, 20 will be used as the switcher and on others 72 fulfills that role.

ONCT 418: Stored at Victor
LA&L 420: Active LA&L Road engine
WNYP 421: Active WNYP Road engine
B&H 422: Active B&H Road engine

LA&L 423: Active B&H Road Engine
424: Active WNYP Road Engine
425: Active LA&L Road Engine
WNYP 426: Active WNYP Road Engine

LA&L 427, 428, 429: Stored in Lakeville, Awaiting Repairs/Restoration
WNYP 430, 431: Active WNYP Road Engines
WNYP 432: Rewiring of traction motors in Lakeville Shops
WNYP 433: Awaiting further repairs/restoration in Lakeville

WNYP 630: Active WNYP Road Engine
SIXX 73: Active B&H Road Engine
GSRX 708: Active ONCT Road Engine

  by Luther Brefo
 
Here is a shot I took of the 432 up in the air off its trucks.

Image

  by railwatcher
 
As reported on the Alco Deisel site, M&E #4264, an ALCo C425, will be headed for a new home with the LAL Families, WNYP.

found a picture.....

http://www.jefflubchanskycpa.com/ME4264 ... 3DG443.jpg

  by Luther Brefo
 
There is some talk on the M&E forums that along with the purchase of PVRX 4264, the WNYP will be leasing M&E 4223 and 4228. Does anyone know of this new development?

I read this in Railpace June 07 as well but one can never be too sure.

  by RS-3
 
That's my understanding. (And it would explain why they have stripped off the lettering on the 4228.) (I think its the 28, might be the 23.) Understand the lease on the 4228 and 4223 is a lease with an option to maybe purchase.

RS

  by PVRX1
 
4223 is said to have its lettering and logos removed at Morristown, NJ.

4228 would be coming off the Maine Eastern RR.

  by Luther Brefo
 
This is neat!

Has anyone caught wind of any of these engines on the move? We've known about 4624 for some time now but nothing has been said of its movements.

  by Luther Brefo
 
WNYP 432 is back on its trucks and on solid ground. It appears the re-wiring was successful. The locomotive is awaiting further work on the trucks before it can be turned loose.

LA&L 72 was the on duty yard switcher today.

LA&L 425 and 420 were the road engines of choice.

BH 422 has recently undergone its 92 day inspection, as per a previous post by Sandy Burton (thank you Sandy!)

WNYP 433 still needs some work.

Mid June Update:

B&H 4: Stored at Cohocton
5: B&H Switcher
LA&L 20: Active Lakeville Switcher
72: Active Lakeville Switcher

Note: Number 20 and 72 often swap roles. On some days, 20 will be used as the switcher and on others 72 fulfills that role.

ONCT 418: Stored at Victor
LA&L 420: Active LA&L Road engine
WNYP 421: Active WNYP Road engine
B&H 422: Active B&H Road engine

LA&L 423: Active B&H Road Engine
424: Active WNYP Road Engine
425: Active LA&L Road Engine
WNYP 426: Active WNYP Road Engine

LA&L 427, 428, 429: Stored at Lakeville, Awaiting Repairs/Restoration
WNYP 430, 431: Active WNYP Road Engines
WNYP 432: Pending truck related work at Lakeville, NY
WNYP 433: Awaiting further repairs/restoration in Lakeville

WNYP 630: Active WNYP Road Engine
SIXX 73: Active on the B&H
GSRX 708: Active ONCT Road Engine

ex M&E Locomotives:

4223: Under lease to WNYP
4228: Under lease to WNYP

4264: Sold to WNYP

Any of the above is subject to change as per the railroad. Nothing is set in stone until it is. I guess we'll know when we know. :)
Last edited by Luther Brefo on Fri Jun 15, 2007 9:54 am, edited 1 time in total.

  by Sandy Burton
 
Luther,

4264 most recently was an M&E locomotive. It was PVRX before that.

Sandy

  by Luther Brefo
 
Sandy Burton wrote:Luther,

4264 most recently was an M&E locomotive. It was PVRX before that.

Sandy
Nice catch. Thanks for the correction. Duly noted and thus corrected.

  by Luther Brefo
 
More details on 432:

New springs are being purchased to replace damaged/aged springs. The trucks will also have some corrective welding done.

Mid June Update v2.0:

B&H 4: Stored at Cohocton
5: B&H Switcher (possibly Stored as well?)
LA&L 20: Active Lakeville Switcher
72: Active Lakeville Switcher

Note: Number 20 and 72 often swap roles. On some days, 20 will be used as the switcher and on others 72 fulfills that role.

ONCT 418: Stored at Victor
LA&L 420: Active LA&L Road engine
WNYP 421: Active WNYP Road engine
B&H 422: Active B&H Road engine

LA&L 423: Active B&H Road Engine
424: Active WNYP Road Engine
425: Active LA&L Road Engine
WNYP 426: Active WNYP Road Engine

LA&L 427, 428, 429: Stored at Lakeville, Awaiting Repairs/Restoration
WNYP 430, 431: Active WNYP Road Engines
WNYP 432: Pending truck related work at Lakeville, NY
WNYP 433: Awaiting further repairs/restoration in Lakeville

WNYP 630: Active WNYP Road Engine
SIXX 73: Active on the B&H
GSRX 708: Active ONCT Road Engine

ex M&E Locomotives:

4223: Under lease to WNYP
4228: Under lease to WNYP
4264: Sold to WNYP

ex Seminole Gulf 550: Sold to WNYP.

  by Luther Brefo
 
The Rumor Mill(TM) now claims that the two NYSW C636s may be sold to the WNYP.

  by railwatcher
 
Before we all go crazy about this possibility of C636s being bought, everything I have read to this point in time is not really well substantiated.

As Luther said, the rumors are running them this way. Currently there are many rumors floating about the NYS&W and lets hope they stay positive.

  by Luther Brefo
 
Reports are in, via the railfan.net forums, that 550 is on the move and has been stenciled WNYP with Seminole Gulf lettering removed.

  by Alcoman
 
Luther Brefo wrote:The Rumor Mill(TM) now claims that the two NYSW C636s may be sold to the WNYP.
Make that 4 units including the two just repaired. On the ALCOdiesel list, one person says that all Alcos have ordered to be shut down and returned to Utica. This is UNconfirmed!
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