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DutchRailnut wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2019 10:44 am M-3 does not have a solenoid it has Brass Wabco air buttonWhat about the C-3 cab cars, are they Leslie S...something? ...S3?
M-7 and M-9 have standard Wabco Horn valve
all 3 can be feathered.
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That's some serious lens you must be using to get those shots!!!
There's another thread about fly ash going to Blissville Yard track 4. Sills Rd (Brookhaven Rail Terminal) is ever changing, but they are a good steady interchange. Bentonite cars were going there for a while but have tapered off (?). Sills Rd is also taking a lot of cement recently, and tons of Flo...
ConstanceR46 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 30, 2021 10:16 am Interesting. My eyes are untrained but Bliss seems rather under-utilized; more traffic to it seems good.Allied Extruders was busy - until they weren't. When was that? 2016 they closed down?
Fly Ash is going somewhere on the lower Montauk... Not potash , :-) . One thing it's used for is in water filtration processes, but it's used in a lot of other stuff too. It would be in covered hoppers that are similar to concrete hoppers, but equipped with the piping for pressure discharge. If anyo...
The source is good, but I just don't have any details.
...Or else some one just is trying to coerce me into buying HO scale potash cars...
It's come up that there is a new NYA customer in Blissville taking Potash.
Does anyone know who it is and where they are taking loads?
Thanks,
Dave
Head-end View wrote: ↑Sun Oct 17, 2021 7:06 pm Gamer4616, again with regard to those left-hand signals in the GCT tunnels, do you know what type of signaling will be used? RAS vs. either traditional color-light or yellow position-light?Don't have the full info, but AFAIK it's *not* position light, *not* RAS. They are three aspect signals.
photobug56 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 05, 2021 5:15 pm...much of the cost of ESA is related to, supposedly, incompetence, lack of supervision, nepotism, massive numbers of workers without actual work to do, excessive tool spec requirements and the like.Would you care to cite original sources for any of the above claims?
Some parts of the Main Line have an 80mph (technically 79mph) speed limit "Technically", it's 80. TTSI have always been 80. You can go 80 without an ASC brake application. You can go 81, even, because that's how you find out you've drifted up over 80. 81 is an ideal time to slow down a sk...
It can be done but it's a very slow and onerous operation. Only on the overnights and only with some extra hands on deck. An "Absolute Block" must be established. if it's a "one north - one south, etc" operation there is (or used to be when I was there) an employee carrying a &qu...
They kept budget over runs down by eliminating a station, as I recall. Yes they did. The shell of the station was built and the signaling supports a dwell time there, but they sold off the property where the station entrance was supposed to be and it's basically cut off. worked out OK unless you we...
Just hire on to the LIRR and fix all of the problems, why don't you?