CSX Railroad (CSX) 8088 - EMD SD40-2
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Westbound
Spreading ballast along the Brunswick Subdivision.
Spreading ballast along the Brunswick Subdivision.
A trio of SD40-2s lead Q464 towards Hamlet, NC
SBD 8106 & 8088 from the front
two Seaboard system locomotives 8106 & 8088 on CSX siding north of Lima Ohio
Seen at the Cumberland locomotive maintenance facility.
Seen at the Cumberland locomotive maintenance facility. It has since been repainted in YN3/Dark Future paint.
Cowan Grade
CSX 1177 MP15AC is an old relic of the Seaboard System and Seaboard Coast Line railroads, built in 1978. CSX 6354 GP40-2 is a former SCL 1644 built in 1972. It had the former numbers SCL4207 and SBD4207. CSX 8088 SD40-2 is a former SCL8088. CSX 2797 GP-38-2 is a former Conrail 8237 built in in 1978. Seen at the Cumberland locomotive shops.
From left to right, CSX 1177, 6354, 8088, 2797, 685, 7892, 6446, and 2221. Seen in Cumberland, Maryland.
CSX 8088 sits at Cayce Yard waiting on it's next assignment.
Q523 begins its trek to Memphis as it departs Radnor Yard.
Q326 couples back onto their normal-sized train for the rest of the trip to Detroit.
After setting out CSX 2509, 6154 and 2 cars, Q326-08 will continue east with 5 cars.
Q327-08 sets out 2 units and 2 cars at Ensel Yard in Lansing.
CSX B75611 crosses the Black River.
CSX W837-24 takes a loaded military train south.
K895 rounds da curve in maidens headed for fulton yard.
K895 sulpher train to Lee Creek, NC rolls through sabot following the T708...an empty hopper train is behind me on the far track...
Eastbound K895 sulpher trair rolls through Maidens, va on her way to Lee Creek, NC.
Having almost made it to Collier Yard, F-919 passes a soybean field at Reams and is face-to-face with a remnant of the ACL
GCFX leading a CSX and FURX waiting on a controlled siding just east of Syracuse, NY yard.
Part of a local freight on a controlled siding east of the East Syracuse yard.
CSX train Q255 brings more new autos for the Orlando area (just what they need) across the NS diamonds at Cordele.