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When traffic is heavy going east they pass on the run coming up the hill out of Kingman Arizona. Sounded like both were in notch eight. The far train was going about 35 and the close one was about 50 mph. This is one crossing gate you would not like to run around..... Sorry the pics are not to clear, They are video captures..
Fred... "Mr. Goodwrench" a General Motors Technician in Kingman Arizona.
Wow . Thanks for posting those , They look Cool Southern Pacific will live on forever in the hearts of the Red and Gray Railfans Shane Palus smp1151@sbcglobal.net
I think that they both would have to Southern Pacific will live on forever in the hearts of the Red and Gray Railfans Shane Palus smp1151@sbcglobal.net
This happens quite often at this crossing. From my house you can hear them signaling and they both blow the horn just like they were the only one at the crossing. When the lead unit is a different road name with a different whistle it sounds like someone trying to play a tune...
Fred... "Mr. Goodwrench" a General Motors Technician in Kingman Arizona.
