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  1. LBFX continuous welded rail cars

    LBFX continuous welded rail cars

    LBFX continuous welded rail cars, "Ribbon Cars," heading down the SCAX Olive Sub at Jefferson St. L.B. Foster Company Cars.
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    • Category: Western United States
  2. BNSF 5394

    BNSF 5394

    BNSF 5394 leading continuous welded rail cars, "Ribbon Cars," down the SCAX Olive Sub at Jefferson St.
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    • Category: Eastern United States
  3. Steel Gang Break

    Steel Gang Break

    Trains a coming. Time for a safety break. Flint Sub at Range Rd. Port Huron, MI 9-3-2003
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    • Category: Maintenance of Way and Non-Revenue Cars
  4. Welded Rail

    Welded Rail

    As the power pushed the train clear of the island circut, the gates went up and traffic started to flow. The train would have to wait in the west end of the Emmet Siding for a eastbound to pass before heading west again.
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    • Category: Maintenance of Way and Non-Revenue Cars
  5. Welded Rail

    Welded Rail

    The head end of this train is not pulling it. The power comes from GTW locos # 4909 & 4634 pushing the 700 feet of welded rail to Imlay City, MI. This photo was taken in Emmet, Mi near Bisco's Bar.
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    • Category: Maintenance of Way and Non-Revenue Cars
  6. Grinder Leaves Black Dust everywhere

    Grinder Leaves Black Dust everywhere

    As the Loram rail grinder work past the corner the rail dust nearly blocks the sun on the far side of the train. Rail must have been out of shape in this area.
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    • bnsf dust grinder hirail loram maintance mow rail track welded
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    • Category: Maintenance of Way and Non-Revenue Cars


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