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CN trains in Atlantic Canada with containers for Nova Scotia 1991 - 2016
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ม.ค. 2016
- In 1991 containers destined to Halifax & Sydney Nova Scotia were usually carried in general merchandise trains hauled by Alco/MLW locomotives. The containers were usually on modified flatcars. Over the years dedicated container trains and special cars to carry the containers have been introduced. Also the locomotives have become more powerful and the Alcos have been replaced by GM & GE locomotives. Trains have become longer, mid train or rear helpers (Distributed Power Units - DPUs) have been introduced and now locomotives with AC rather than DC traction motors are being introduced. All these changes are illustrated in this video which took about 60 hours to transfer from tape, to edit and to produce for display on TH-cam! So please watch and click on the adverts - I get a small commission that helps pay for camera and computer equipment.
Thanks David, miss my first Canadian home and the slideshows at the sportsplex
It’s sad to see videos of CN #135, 136,148 and 149. I hope we can see another daily intermodal on the Bedford and Springhill subdivision other then #120 and #121.
Hot shot intermodal trains Dave!😎
Excellent work David! Always enjoy your videos! THanks!!
Amazing!
nice to see the old soo line patterns.
+Edward plucinski Glad you enjoyed the historical footage!
Loved it😉
Very fine work.
+shnimmuc Thank you.
David,how do you know the train schedules or do you just wait for them to show up? Paul
Steve, is there any more footage taken by David on the day of the first clip? It would be great to see more of the RS18's working the yard!
Good question. I don't have any of the original footage - that was all donated to the C. Robert Craig museum, I believe.
Good question. I don't have any of the original footage - that was all donated to the C. Robert Craig museum, I believe.
are you still in nova Scotia? if so could you do a video on what railways are like there no (including cbns)?
Hey Locoforce, sorry, but David passed away. I am maintaining his videos for his widow.
You're welcome - it's an honour for me.
@@TrainGeek Thank you. I've always enjoyed his videos.
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