A set of helpers making their way back to stage for the next train.Dave
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Helpers at Crawford hill
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RE: Helpers at Crawford hill
Great shot mate. Do they use Dash9s as helpers? I thought they'd use rather smaller and older units as helpers...Cheers!SebastianFeel free to IM me on: sstyrnol@hotmail.com
My email is: sebastian.styrnol@gmx.de~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Their is not equal to there! For example: Their dog stands over there!Similar: Through vs trough, gauge vs "guage", does vs "dose" and so on...
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RE: Helpers at Crawford hill
hmmmm - it depends what type of train your talking about.BNSF went through a stage where they put DP locos on Stack and other intermodal's. I have a photo somewhere of Santa Fe 67# as a lone mid-train helper with 2 BNSF pumpkins on the point. I dont know if they still do this. I know CP use thier AC4400CW's on helper service for stacks.BNSF Coal trains, most of them have DP locos on them. The only thing is whether they are AC4400CW's (on BNSF!) or SD70MAC's, mainly on Powder River Coal trains.>Mike Forster<
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