BNSF Railway (BNSF) 5782 - GE ES44AC
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Not much had changed overnight, but there are a few noticeable differences.
BNSF GEs lead 490 out of town at 1238.
Roster Shot.
Work train NB
Close up of the lead unit BNSF 5782
Another photo of the westbound oil train.Engines are coupled Elephant Style .NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line to the left in picture.
A westbound tank car train on Track #2, lead by two BNSF locomotives. Signal mast and track to the left in picture are part of NJ Transit-Raritan Valley line
3rd out of four.
heading south on yet anouther over cast weekend ( both units are running elephant style today)
heading south on yet anouther ovr cast weekend
heading south on yet anouther over cast weekend morning ( with two ES44C's and both are running elephant syle )
CP-Trent at 1414.
BNSF GEVO's lead more PES-bound oil west through Trent at 1414.
BNSF EB Crude Oil, Trempealeau,Wi. BNSF-5782-6526.
BNSF 4805 leading BNSF 7149 and BNSF 5782 stack train into the upper throat of the Balmer Yard area in Seattle. (Note: Thanks to Matt Hagsfors on BNSF 7149 correction.)
BNSF Line
Sun setting on this duo.
picture taken with permission.
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Tank train taking the switchover from Norfolk Southern to CSX's shortline. They have just had a crew change. The first time I had seen this track used in almost 8 years of visiting Berea. Normally used for storing MoW equipment overnight, this track was far more frequently used in the Conrail era.
BNSF 5782 is the leader on this oil can headed to Hayti, Mo. Currently rolling down the main in Old Monroe, Mo. on the BNSF Hannibal Sub. passing some MoW equipment thats sitting on the house track.
Death on Wheels is my new name for Oil trains..
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BNSF 6019~Passing by the extremely high signal just south of Clarksville right before sunset.
Only a few miles remain ahead of the crew aboard BNSF 1943 as they bring the Superior-Noruhtown off the Hinckley sub at Coon Creek.
2 BNSF Empty Coal Trains & 1 load are sitting at the Palos holding yard awaiting crews, the load will be dumped at Plant Miller