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Thanks to a tip I received the night before, I was aware that an unpatched Espee AC4400CW was leading a coal train down the Moffat. Finding an unpatched Espee unit is rare enough in 2015, let alone finding one on the point!
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Posted By Webmaster On Friday, August 21, 2015 At 7:37:55 AM (PT)

Don-  
 
A "patched" unit is one that has been moved in to the (owning) railroads roster. So, once patched, SP 352 will no longer be SP 352, but instead be UP ____. Not sure what that number will be right now.  
 
In addition, a physical patch is applied over the number on the cab. Here is an example of a patched unit.  
 
Hope this helps!


Posted By Don On Thursday, August 20, 2015 At 11:40:26 AM (PT)

Please explain significance of patched.

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Location Information
City or County and State
Arvada, CO

Subdivision
Moffat Tunnel (UP)

Milepost or Control Point
Simms Street




Train Information
Railroad
Southern Pacific, Union Pacific
Model
AC4400CW
Unit Number
SP 352

Symbol
CEYVL-05
Paint Scheme  



Photo Information
Camera Make/Model
Canon / Canon EOS 7D
ISO
500
Flash
Did Not Fire

Focal Length
300 mm
Shutter
1/400 seconds
Aperture
f/10


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