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Date: 05/22/15 10:05
Classic EMDs On the Big Sandy
Author: CO3124

Some classic EMDs, in the form of a GP38-2 and a GP40-2, are seen leading empty coal train eastbound as it heads for Pikeville, Kentucky. This video was taken at Kavanaugh, Kentucky along the Big Sandy Subdivision at mile post CMG14.6. I believe this was an E426 however with the radio as garbled as it was. I could only make out what the number of the lead engine was on the scanner. 

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Date: 05/22/15 17:01
Re: Classic EMDs On the Big Sandy
Author: BMH

2633 and the 6094

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Date: 05/22/15 19:12
Re: Classic EMDs On the Big Sandy
Author: SCKP187

Nice video and perfect uniformity of a unit train.
Brian Stevens

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Date: 05/22/15 22:08
Re: Classic EMDs On the Big Sandy
Author: CO3124

Thanks for posting the engine number!! Stupid me forgot to post them......

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Date: 05/23/15 06:03
Re: Classic EMDs On the Big Sandy
Author: navy5717th

Excellent video. Those EMDs seem to have the situation weel in hand.

Fritz in HSV, AL


 

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Date: 05/23/15 19:36
Re: Classic EMDs On the Big Sandy
Author: coach

120 cars!  And only a GP-38 and GP-40 to do all the work.  B-B axle power takin' care of business--you don't see that very often any more!

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