Grain train G839 heads west after waiting out RF&P traffic at the diamond at defunct HN Tower. (Piedmont Subdivision) An eastbound CSX freight approaches the summit at Sand Patch in October 2002. 7814 leads 7831. I was able to get down and …

CSX 7814 after derailment : CSX 7814 HLCX 6505 at the location where the derailment occured in Cridersville. Notice the Auto car at the side with the autos removed. Date is a guess: Date: 2/25/2006: Location: Cridersville, OH Map : Views: 836: Collection Of: bernie moening: Locomotives: CSX 7814(C40-8W) HLCX 6505(SD40M-3) Author: bernie moening

CSX 7814 . CSX 7814 : Date: 4/10/2004: Location: Fostoria, OH Map : Views: 732: Collection Of: Scott B: Locomotives: CSX 7814(C40-8W) Author: Scott B: Picture Categories: This picture is part of album: scooters CSX locos 7000-8000: Share User Comments No Comments on this picture. Add a Comment: Please ...

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2024年12月18日 · Pictures of CSX 7814, Model: C40-8W. Title: CSXT'S A&WP Sub : Description: CSXT Northbound Grain Train crossing over the A&WP Sub before turning to head up the Lineville Sub at La Grange, Ga.

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CSX 7814, a GE CW40-8, leads eastbound manifest Q302 at Marmet, WV as a major snowstorm winds down this past Thursday

CSXT 7814 is seen on Q388-31 at Newark, DE.

CSX 7814 at BARR YARD . CSX 7814 at BARR YARD : Date: 7/1/2006: Location: Chicago, IL Map : Views: 791: Collection Of: Nate B. Locomotives: CSX 7814(C40-8W) Author: Nate B. Picture Categories: This picture is part of album: CHI Town: Share User Comments No ...

Far from home, this CSX C40-8W is putting in some power sharing miles as it heads north on BNSF's Front Range Sub. This is the first C40-8W that I've seen (well, at least shot) in nearly six years. Highlighting the fact that older power is being utilized as much as possible by railroads right now. Email Questions or Comments to the Webmaster