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Six axle spottings

Guilford Rail System changed its name to Pan Am Railways in 2006. Discussion relating to the current operations of the Boston & Maine, the Maine Central, and the Springfield Terminal railroads (as well as the Delaware & Hudson while it was under Guilford control until 1988). Official site can be found here: PANAMRAILWAYS.COM.

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  by MEC407
 
643 and 690 were at Rigby this afternoon, 01-10-2008, around 14:25. Both were running and both were facing east.

  by emd_16645
 
MEC407 wrote:643 and 690 were at Rigby this afternoon, 01-10-2008, around 14:25. Both were running and both were facing east.
They ran east after meeting NMED with the 681 at Congress St.

  by GRSguy13
 
690 & 643 were in the Dover Yard today, idling.

  by truman
 
Long live the 621.
It was on the pipe train last night, extra 316 east with three Geeps.

  by truman
 
Before I forget, 643 was on the pipe train Sunday 3/16 behind 3 geeps.

Re: Six axle spottings

  by truman
 
621 and 643 were on SEWA last night.
621 was lead, with 643 right behind, with 2 geeps following.

Re: Six axle spottings

  by truman
 
643 and 621 went west again yesterday, 10/19, behind a different pair of geeps.

Re: Six axle spottings

  by thebigham
 
SD39 #690 is still in service.

SD45 #681 is oos at Waterville.

Re: Six axle spottings

  by truman
 
Spotted 643 going east on SEWA on Sunday the 16th. Its interesting that whenever I see an SD26, its either in the lead or the trail unit, never in wayside.

Re: Six axle spottings

  by bubbytrains
 
#621 was the lead engine on a one-car EDNM today in Dist. 1. The other engines were 510 and 350. The car was an OMYA tank car.

Alan S.
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