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Canyon roadswitcher?
Author: FRC
Date: 12-02-2011 - 18:00

Caught a short train leaving Oroville (CA) westbound a couple days ago 2232/8451+7 Sierra Pacific loads.

Apparently same run coming down Feather River Canyon today. A couple sets of empty spine cars and 10 centerbeams of Sierra Pacific lumber behind 4539/583(?) flare SD70M-2/2228.

Is this a roadswitcher out of Stockton(?) that turns at Quincy Jct or Portola. If it is primarily for Quincy interchange and local work, where the spines bad orders being moved?

There were some empties at the BNSF reload at Crescent Mills for Sierra Pacific, so they are using both railroads.

Thanks

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Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  Canyon roadswitcher? FRC 12-02-2011 - 18:00
  Re: Canyon roadswitcher? trainjunkie 12-02-2011 - 18:37
  Re: Canyon roadswitcher? FRC 12-02-2011 - 20:04
  Re: Canyon roadswitcher? BN Oly 12-02-2011 - 19:43
  Re: Canyon roadswitcher? rw 12-02-2011 - 21:03
  Minimize Cost/Maximize Revenue Marty Bernard 12-02-2011 - 21:38
  Re: Minimize Cost/Maximize Revenue Tie Plate 12-03-2011 - 10:25
  Re: Minimize Cost/Maximize Revenue Tom 12-03-2011 - 12:58
  Re: Minimize Cost/Maximize Revenue OPRRMS 12-03-2011 - 19:44
  Re: Minimize Cost/Maximize Revenue OPRRMS 12-03-2011 - 14:35
  Thanks OPRRMS Marty Bernard 12-03-2011 - 19:11
  Re: Thanks OPRRMS OPRRMS 12-03-2011 - 19:35


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