cascaderailroad
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Bob Cass would have been proud of that screenshot ... really shows the power of double heading toward the summit
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On a clear December day in 1952, we catch New York Central's combined trains number 1 and 65, the Pacemaker and Advance Commodore Vanderbilt, as they near Gary, Indiana. The second car back is a through sleeper from Los Angeles, off of the joint RI/SP Golden State. Holiday traffic has swelled this train to 16 cars, hardly a stretch for the giant Niagara on the point.
MILW IS BEST
(But UP and Espee are ok as well)
No way man Northern Pacific All the Way! They (with alco) Built the first 4-8-4 and the 2-8-8-4 Yellowstones. the NP versions are actually more powerful than the Bigboy and had the larges firebox area ever built, but they didn't have the speed like the bigboy due to the smaller drivers, but still NP's better.