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Utah Railway Wildcat Coal Train

Added: August 27, 2009

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Locomotive Details	Location/Date of Video
» Utah Railway Company (more..) » MK50-3 (more..)	» UP Provo Subdivision (more..) » Soldier Summit, Utah, USA (more..) » July 17, 2008
Locomotive No./Train ID	Videographer
» UTAH 5005 (more..) » CUWIPJ (more..)	» Kevin Andrusia (more..) » Contact Kevin Andrusia
Remarks: Splendid day spent on UP's Provo Sub (ex-DRGW) chasing the UTAH from Provo across Soldier Summit to the Wildcat loadout & back.

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Posted by Dieselman on August 28, 2009

Very nice,thank you

Posted by DRGW3129 on August 29, 2009

You got to love the UTAH! Too bad they're going orange now. Thanks for capturing these awesome units in action.

Posted by J Patrick Wills on September 9, 2009

Great filming ... worked for the Southern/NS RR 35 years ... know/appreciate what these units can do; how much progress has been made over the decades ... used to have an electronic (signal) car (in the '60's), ahead of the rear units (then mostly F-7's) ... no longer necessary ... EVERYTHING! - set-up on the lead unit that controls the entire consist ... amazing to witness/see/watch these powerful machines, even for an expierenced Railroader. Filming excellent (camera steady) ... just amazing to witness again, modern railroading in action. Thanks, Kevin -

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