Dude, What An Interesting Rumor

I have been hearing a rumor of late about a small shortline here in Arkansas. I don’t know if the rumor is true but it is an interesting bit of gossip. [:0]

The rumor concerns the Caddo Valley Railroad Company of Glenwood, Arkansas. According to rumor this shortline has purchased RLIX # 126 and # 130. Well you say what is so interesting about THAT ? [?] Well these two units are Baldwins. [:0] [}:)] [;)] [8D] [:)] So THAT does make this an interesting rumor afterall.

If this rumor is true it will certainly be worth a road trip or two to get some photos of them in action. I personally have never seen a Baldwin so I better take advantage of this opportunity. [:)]

So what do yall think about that. [?] [;)]

Read in a magazine (not TRAINS) that although they are Baldwins, they are repowered. Pretty neat to witness in operation, I would imagine.[8D][^][wow]

Most Baldwins I’ve seen in sevice after the company shut down were refitted with EMD engines. If they are originals though…bring some belts! [:P]

Dont know if they were refitted or not but Baldwins are used at some of the elevators around here.
stay safe
Joe

Bout time those Baldwins got to work…they haven’t made a decent movie since Alec did Hunt For Red October[:D]

Touche!..Good one!

Hmmm, we seem to have derailed. [}:)] [:p] [;)]

Let’s get back on track. [:D]

Baldwins = Railroad locomotives [8D]

Does anyone have any additional info on these two units? [?] [:)]

I’m sure most of you are familiar with this RR, especially after the big stink about some stolen horns, but I think they have to be the largest Baldwin opperators, certainly on the east coast.

http://www.sms-pennjerseyrail.com/

Alec or Billy?

A grain elevator in Long Beach harbor used to have a couple of Baldwins.I used to watch them switch,and even got a cab ride once.[:D]They also owned a whitcomb 45 ton unit.I am glad that Baldwins are still operating someplace.[:)]