The 4449 is based out of Portland. When I lived in K Falls, we got to watch and witness this beautiful machine hauling ass down the tracks on it's way to Sacramento. My highlight was that it overnighted in K Falls and I got to have a personal tour of this beauty by the engineer.
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video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVcOPIaekOU
That's the UP's 3985 Challenger doing 75 mph
When mechanical engineering ruled the world.
Just beautiful to watch, like you say.
The 4449 is based out of Portland. When I lived in K Falls, we got to watch and witness this beautiful machine hauling ass down the tracks on it's way to Sacramento. My highlight was that it overnighted in K Falls and I got to have a personal tour of this beauty by the engineer.
Bob
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