by septadude
I like the image idea. I don't know about everyone else, but I can't tally up the cars based on sequential posts. A single image makes it really easy.
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Delivery and revenue service status of Silverliner V cars
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by aquadan005
Maybe this question has been asked and answered already (if so my apologies). I noticed in that post with the backround image that the 700 series numbers are single column while the 800 series cars are listed with a back slash between to sequential numbers. Does this mean those 800 series will be married pairs and the 700 series will all be single cars?
The early bird gets the worm,
but the second mouse gets the cheese!!
but the second mouse gets the cheese!!
by scotty269
aquadan005 wrote:Maybe this question has been asked and answered already (if so my apologies). I noticed in that post with the backround image that the 700 series numbers are single column while the 800 series cars are listed with a back slash between to sequential numbers. Does this mean those 800 series will be married pairs and the 700 series will all be single cars?Yes.
On top of that, the 900 series numbering will be reserved for widowed cars, in the event that there will be a divorce, widows will not be considered single for accounting purposes.
/joke
by aquadan005
Thank You.
The early bird gets the worm,
but the second mouse gets the cheese!!
but the second mouse gets the cheese!!
by SpringMillR6
I apologize for not knowing this, but what is the meaning of the (Canadian?) maple leaf flag notation for train #702?
Attention passengers: Due to weather-related problems.....delays...may be expected...on....inbound....and...outbound trains.........trains.....thank you.
by Nick L
702 is in Canada for HVAC testing. (They have a big chamber there where they can control the environmental conditions at will).
by Nick L
Time to update the graphic now that 807-808 is in service?
by nomis
Nick L wrote:Time to update the graphic now that 807-808 is in service?already done dear sir, just hit refresh on the page.
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Avatar: An overnight trip on Girard Ave. stumbles upon 6 PCC's and an LRV stuck within two blocks.
Avatar: An overnight trip on Girard Ave. stumbles upon 6 PCC's and an LRV stuck within two blocks.
by ns3010
It's showing the list of Silverliner IIs and IIIs.
by trainspot
Anyone have the car numbers of the 2 handed off at Woodbourne earlier this week?
I missed it by minutes!
I missed it by minutes!
by SEPTAR2Newark
trainspot wrote:Anyone have the car numbers of the 2 handed off at Woodbourne earlier this week?I believe they were 706 and 707
I missed it by minutes!
by jslader
Shouldn't 706 and 707 status' indicate they are now on SEPTA's property?
by Silverliner II
Three more Silverliner V's were ferried from South Philadelphia to Woodbourne today by a CSX extra; I ran into the conductor off that job on my way out of work. He hadn't checked out car numbers, however.
"CSX Detector. Milepost Six Point Four. No Defects. Repeat: No Defects. Total Axles Seven Four Seven. Detector Out"
by nomis
708,811-812 are handed off to Woodbourne this morning.
I will update the graphic once I get home. Also, re706-707 I would like an authoritative posting, not just an assumption, as logical as it seems.
I will update the graphic once I get home. Also, re706-707 I would like an authoritative posting, not just an assumption, as logical as it seems.
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Avatar: An overnight trip on Girard Ave. stumbles upon 6 PCC's and an LRV stuck within two blocks.
Avatar: An overnight trip on Girard Ave. stumbles upon 6 PCC's and an LRV stuck within two blocks.