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njtrainspotter wrote:Anybody know what became of the ex-NYSW GP18 1800?

Out working already. Passingthe staion at Campbell Hall.
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KH03- East Penn Railroad, from Sinking Spring to Reading.

As of right now, only one gp-18 has been moved up there.

More then likely they are dropping rail down for a rail replacement project in the near future on the Port Road.

A quick search and I found this. http://lancasteronline.com/news/still-on-track-amtrak-station-for-paradise/article_4721f101-9f87-52e4-acc0-2cbe0d02899b.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; And also this one... http://lancasteronline.com/news/feds-reject-paradise-train-stati...

Im really not sure when they run down to the mill. But they do run the high and wide trains on Saturday mourning from Lancaster to Coastsville and back.

Not my video but found this.
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The track you are talking about is still in service. It is owned by Norfolk Southern. They will shove their cars down the hill to a switch back and then going into the scrap yard. From there, they drop off cars for the Brandywine Valley Railroad and the East Penn Railroad. On their way out, they sho...

Anyone here anything about the brush fire along the tracks near Parksburg? It disrupted service on Friday the may 1st.

I did notice (sorry no pictures) that I'm guessing its Amtrak doing tie replacement on the middle track under the Rt. 202 overpass the other week. Still looks like it is all still replaced with wood in that area. Not sure how far or how much they are doing.

Here is former NYSW 1804 in the new ESPN colors.
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It is a GE 44-ton switcher that came from the Middletown & New Jersey Railraod in Middletown NY. It is mostly used in the colder months when there is a high demand for propane.

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Limited-Clear wrote:By the way when, how big and for how long has that kink been in track 1 at Grundy (and what caused it)? And why do we always slow down when on track 4

Clearly, it's the total lack of switch heaters.

Not sure if this is the right place for this. But I have just gotten a private crossing sign that came from the Reading Railroad. Does anyone know what the correct coloring is for the sign. I have seen pictures of black lettering with a white background or white lettering with a black background. He...