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ATSF mixed freight in Arbuckle Canyon

Added: December 14, 2008

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Locomotive Details	Location/Date of Video
» Burlington Northern Santa Fe (more..) » GE C41-8W (Dash 8-41CW) (more..)	» Arbuckle Canyon along the Washita River, south of Dougherty, OK (more..) » Dougherty, Oklahoma, USA (more..) » June 21, 2003
Locomotive No./Train ID	Videographer
» ATSF 927 (more..) » Unknown	» William Acord (more..) » Contact William Acord
Remarks: ATSF mixed freight coursing its way through beautiful Arbuckle Canyon as a warm and muggy first day of summer draws to a close. The ATSF #927 is followed by ATSF #6897(EMD GP60), ATSF #2232(EMD GP7-U), and FURX #7219(EMD SD40-2), an interesting lashup indeed!!

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Posted by cbehr91 on May 3, 2009

ATSF #927 is a C41-8W, BNSF #6897 is an SD40-2, BNSF #2232 is a GP-38, and FURX #7219 is indeed an SD40-2.

Posted by William Acord on May 3, 2009

Thanks for the correction. It is easy to be misled when identifying some of those older locomotives, as many of the spotter's guides are not all that accurate.

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