Flat car ID at Pond

[nyandw]

Anyone with info and a larger image of this load? Thank you.
Steve

[ConstanceR46]

No idea of the load (a date would be a bit helpful), but that's a Kasgro Red & Ready. This summer a couple with similar loads hung out by Hunters Point, the angles precluded me getting any good photos, however.

[nyandw]

Based on the 'clean' COTS lube stencil and the 'wheel dot' stencil 1979 plus. Surely a large electrical item, for perhaps LILCO.

[ConstanceR46]

Here's some more info, but on the car, not the load. I think, via the much-proven 80s cyberpunk tactic of ENHANCE!, it's KRL 25960. If not, and ENHANCING! has failed me, it at least provides the class and a date ballpark; post-1999.

[Wayside]

Looks like a transformer to me.

[nyandw]

Here's some more info, but on the car, not the load. I think, via the much-proven 80s cyberpunk tactic of ENHANCE!, it's KRL 25960. If not, and ENHANCING! has failed me, it at least provides the class and a date ballpark; post-1999.

Yes, sure looks like a KRL product. I emailed them, but the answer is "We don't keep these types of records." What is'cyberpunk tactic of ENHANCE'? Thanks.

[Teutobergerwald]

Back in 2000-2001, roughly, move out to the Hicksville LIPA facility?????

[ConstanceR46]

Here's some more info, but on the car, not the load. I think, via the much-proven 80s cyberpunk tactic of ENHANCE!, it's KRL 25960. If not, and ENHANCING! has failed me, it at least provides the class and a date ballpark; post-1999.

Yes, sure looks like a KRL product. I emailed them, but the answer is "We don't keep these types of records." What is'cyberpunk tactic of ENHANCE'? Thanks.

It's a joke, back in 80s cyberpunk movies and other detective shows, i.e SVU, they'll zoom into a picture. In real life, not many photos are high-def that zooming into them will produce anything other than a blur, but i was able to make out 25690, therefore the tactic actually worked.

Sometimes i forget that this fourm is full of people who wouldn't understand most of my references.

[nyandw]

Here's some more info, but on the car, not the load. I think, via the much-proven 80s cyberpunk tactic of ENHANCE!, it's KRL 25960. If not, and ENHANCING! has failed me, it at least provides the class and a date ballpark; post-1999.

Yes, sure looks like a KRL product. I emailed them, but the answer is "We don't keep these types of records." What is'cyberpunk tactic of ENHANCE'? Thanks.

It's a joke, back in 80s cyberpunk movies and other detective shows, i.e SVU, they'll zoom into a picture. In real life, not many photos are high-def that zooming into them will produce anything other than a blur, but i was able to make out 25690, therefore the tactic actually worked. Sometimes i forget that this fourm is full of people who wouldn't understand most of my references.

You did good! Pics of this car in action: http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/rsPict ... x?id=97922
They are: Kasgro Rail Lines Depressed Deck Cars AAR: KRL series 25960-25964 Load Cap: 244,000

I've reached out to others to see what they may know. Thank you.