by Mike Roque
How many things can you find?
How many things can you find?
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How many things can you find?
by Jtgshu
wow those are some BIG TRUCKS!!! hahahaha
Seeing the Juice Train is a sight, reefer after reefer after reefer and reefer!!!!
And while im not the biggest fan of OJ (Orange Juice I mean hahah), when I do buy it, I only buy Tropicana
Seeing the Juice Train is a sight, reefer after reefer after reefer and reefer!!!!
And while im not the biggest fan of OJ (Orange Juice I mean
hahah), when I do buy it, I only buy TropicanaOn the RR, "believe nothing you hear and only half of what you see"
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John, aka "JTGSHU" passed away on August 26, 2013. We honor his memory and his devotion to railroading at railroad.net.
by atsf sp
Wait we are pointing out whats wrong?
1. Refrigerated Boxcars are not larger than a GE Unit.
2. Where are the rear exhaust fans?
3. I did not know that those cars ran on the frame of a GE engine.
4. I know they were going for Tropicana colors but CSX pulls the train, not BNSF.
But at least the train appears in marketing.
And I have seen this train and it is really cool.
Mike Roque wrote:How many things can you find?Well
1. Refrigerated Boxcars are not larger than a GE Unit.
2. Where are the rear exhaust fans?
3. I did not know that those cars ran on the frame of a GE engine.
4. I know they were going for Tropicana colors but CSX pulls the train, not BNSF.
But at least the train appears in marketing.
And I have seen this train and it is really cool.
by Plate F
atsf sp wrote:3. I did not know that those cars ran on the frame of a GE engine.Complete with 6 axles and a fuel tank!
by kalvingp30fan
Isnt that a AC4400 or AC6000, becuase it has those wierd trucks? Its probaly a CSX engine they photoshopped for the picture.
by atsf sp
kalvingp30fan wrote:Isnt that a AC4400 or AC6000,It is definately a GE unit but it could be a ES series also. But the back exhausts are cut off. You could also tell by the cab. I don't know if it is possible to tell what RR it is from.