locked Re: New member questions on the St. Louis line
Stuart Thayer
Alex,
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There were also trains 123 and 124 which were about the hottest trains on that line. Used to watch 124 come off the K&IT bridge in New Albany in the afternoons heading west. It usually had big power, either SD40-2’s or SD45’s. It was also always a radio train as was 123. The other trains that I saw pretty regularly was a radio unit coal train that came off the AW&W at Oakland City IN. That train used the Southern Ortner rapid discharge cars. Not sure where it ran to loaded but it came through Louisville loaded EB and empty WB. The WB train would have all of the power including the Radio Car up front. They would cut the radio units in mid-train at Oakland City after it was loaded. Stuart Thayer
On Jul 15, 2020, at 9:15 AM, Al Collins <erb_2939@...> wrote:
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