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Mike woodruff spokane They are the following: Seems like there is another f40 preservation, webx 311. Are niles canyon railway/pacific locomotive association or california state railroad museum/sacramento southern options? Their center of gravity probably isnt particularly low– they just look low since theyre so long (75 ft). It seems like metras fleet of f40 variations have been through rebuilding programs that have altered there appearance slightly. Amtrak train #98, the northbound silver meteor, is wasting no time at south callahan (fl) on the nahunta sub. Im wondering if theres any updates on the s With caltrain electrification infrastructure and trainsets fully in effect and now all of the jpbx f40s permanently sidelined, what does the future hold for those units? It isnt on webb rails equipment page either i googled and it wasnt there. Western railroad discussion > caltrain galleries and f40s trip to peru Here my latest amtrak f40 hep sound file for the loksound 5 decoder which was created from 3 different youtube videos, still have to do some tweaking on the file. On monday, august 19, i took a quick trip to san francisco and back to shoot some of the caltrain f40ph locomotives that as discussed here are entering their final month of service as planned all-electric service, with the exception of gilroy trains, is expected to commence on september 21. Hello, i know that the carb is forcing metrolink to scrap the f40ph 800 by drilling the hole to disable the engine permantely as part of the contract to buy the emd f125 and the los angeles union station preservation society is trying to save the f40ph. Also going to try to incorporate the gp40-2 sound file that i created for my conrail gp40s and sd40-2s. *f40ph & f40ph-2 units running on the up lines have had one of their two rotary beacons removed, i read in cnwhs north western lines Their initial acceleration is slower than an f40 with the same number of cars, but we dont know how much of that is due to the lirr cars being heavier. I cant seem to find any information about this loco. The first set (100-1xx) went to work in 1978 on the rock island to joliet.