Discussion of the past and present operations of the Long Island Rail Road.

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  by ConstanceR46
 
Bad Luck wrote:It's a burn mark, not rust.
Is there anything more LIRR than repairing an engine that apparently burst into flames?
  by Train2009
 
#163 was the Jamaica protect today, at 2:25 PM this afternoon in New Hyde Park a CE move with DE30AC #412 and MP15AC #167 went past the station eastbound from Morris Park.
  by Teutobergerwald
 
172 was pulling 518 westbound through Kings Park on Tuesday around 2:10pm. The 172 looks terrible, and didn't sound much better. I guess 518 crapped out somewhere east of Kings Park and was headed back to Morris Park.
  by tj48
 
Last night late (around 11:45) saw a DE or DM (too dark couldn't tell) leading 2 MP-15ac's moving slowly eastbound near the Deer Park station. Due to the dark and fog could not get any numbers. About 5 minutes later that was being followed up by NYA PR20B/MP-15ac combo running light.
  by Bad Luck
 
Teutobergerwald wrote:172 was pulling 518 westbound through Kings Park on Tuesday around 2:10pm. The 172 looks terrible, and didn't sound much better. I guess 518 crapped out somewhere east of Kings Park and was headed back to Morris Park.
The underwater look is all the rage these days!
  by Backshophoss
 
An oil fire is what you get for letting oil collect on the top deck/cylinder heads from a leaking oil line to/from the turbo/roots blower,
and gets hot enough to burn,that's how you get burn marks on the hood.
  by Bad Luck
 
The scorch marks on the unit in question are from when it took a joyride down the Bushwick a few years ago and subsequently made close friends with a few vehicles.
  by Teutobergerwald
 
I think it was the 160 that got loose and rampaged down the Bushwick Branch.
  by LINYARailfan
 
Yesterday 4/27 163 was seen just east of Jamaica on Track 11.
Today 4/28 at around 11:12AM 164 and 152 were seen at Mineola on an RF Extra with eight ballast hoppers headed eastbound and shortly after that at 11:40AM the RF1 headed westbound with 158 a FTSX flat car, a LI gondola and a couple of empty ballast hoppers with 160 trailing on the rear.
  by Train2009
 
LINYARailfan wrote:Yesterday 4/27 163 was seen just east of Jamaica on Track 11.
Today 4/28 at around 11:12AM 164 and 152 were seen at Mineola on an RF Extra with eight ballast hoppers headed eastbound and shortly after that at 11:40AM the RF1 headed westbound with 158 a FTSX flat car, a LI gondola and a couple of empty ballast hoppers with 160 trailing on the rear.
The other day Friday 4/27, #167 was seen in Queens Village at 11:25 AM with a Gondola and a FTSX flat car as it was headed to Belmont Park from Atlantic Pipe. Later it went up to Garden City, at 1:56 PM that afternoon it went westbound with #158, #160, #167 long with a flat car and the same 2 cars. It went back up to Atlantic Pipe at around 2:20 PM after waited for a while in Queens Village.
  by upton
 
Number 150 looked very clean today at Yaphank with all the other MP's.
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  by ConstanceR46
 
very pretty girl
  by Teutobergerwald
 
The lead ship of the class....
  by Train2009
 
At 12:04 PM this afternoon following train #7630 a eastbound CE move with DE30AC #412 leading and #150 trailing went by New Hyde Park, also in New Hyde Park after train #7701 left the station the RF crew with #157, #164 and #160 were leading a train with Hopper cars as it went by at 12:45 PM westbound. The Jamaica Protect was #153.
  by Train2009
 
Yesterday #167 was the Jamaica protect, #166 and #171 were seen hanging out by the washing station at Richmond Hill, #166 was with 2 C3 cars and #171 by itself. #150 was seen sitting at the Morris Park Storage Yard until it was seen again that afternoon in Queens Village near 12:35 PM headed eastbound on a CE move with #172. The CE move came back westbound with #172 towing #160 at around 2:30 PM right after RS41 went by the Queens Village.
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