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Wednesday, August 12, 2015
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Kevin Morgan
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Simms Street
Arvada, CO
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1622 (Add a Comment)
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Moffat Tunnel (UP)
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BNSF
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After meeting is westbound counterpart at Leyden, BNSF's Provo to Denver heads east on the approach to the Simms Street grade crossing. The train will take Main 2 at CP DS007 and wait on Main 2 between Arvada and C&S Junction for the eastbound California Zephyr to pass it on Main 1. This is the first BNSF train I've seen in awhile that had an all-Heritage 2 consist!
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015
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Kevin Morgan
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Carr Street
Arvada, CO
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1661 (Add a Comment)
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Moffat Tunnel (UP)
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BNSF, CREX
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This was, for me, the "money shot" of the day. I got a heads up from a friend that BNSF's Denver to Provo manifest would be running west with a CREX-leased ES44AC on the point! These leasors showed up on BNSF in 2014 when the railroad was experiencing a power shortage. The train just met the West Local at CP DS007 and is now headed west toward Leyden where it will meet its counterpart and the eastbound California Zephyr.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015
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Kevin Morgan
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Broomfield (8,976ft)
Broomfield, CO
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2043 (Add a Comment)
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Front Range (BNSF)
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BNSF
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DPUs on a northbound coal empty sit not far from the 120th Avenue grade crossing near the south end of Broomfield. This coal train had to split the crossing at Nickel Street as the crew that brought it out of Denver tied it down here at Broomfield. A new crew is now on and will be putting the track back to together soon. This is a process that will soon not be necessary once Broomfield Siding has shifted north.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2015
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Kevin Morgan
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West Tonville
Hudson, CO
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2306 (Add a Comment)
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Brush (BNSF)
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BNSF
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Got power? Despite the eight units on the point of this Chicago-Denver Z-Train, only the first four are online. All four blue units are DIC (Dead In Consist). They are General Electric test units. Specifically, they are ET44ACs, built to meet the EPA Tier 4 requirements for emissions. Rumor has it that they are going to be put in coal service for testing.
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