The lead truck on Seaboard Coast Line U36B #1782 has the sanders wide open as the unit begins to move train #214 out of the siding

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Fred Stuckmann	General	Always thought that the U36C looked better, something's missing in the B. Nice shot though.	4/10/2011 6:24:31 PM

Dennis Weber	General	Good Shot.	4/10/2011 9:18:26 PM

Charles Burgess	General	Neat close up shot!	4/10/2011 9:34:41 PM

Chris S	General	Awesome mechanical crama as it happens; who would even think of capturing an image like this?! Awesome work, Bernie	4/10/2011 10:26:09 PM

Daniel Pike	General	Great catch.	4/28/2011 12:18:18 AM

Michael Eby	General	Awesome shot! A correction, though: this is the trailing truck of a Dash-2 EMD (such as a GP40-2). The newer M-Type truck (GE's used trade-ins), rounded handrail stanchions, jacking pad and notched side sill are the giweaway.	12/10/2014 4:01:01 PM

The lead truck on Seaboard Coast Line U36B #1782 has the sanders wide open as the unit begins to move train #214 out of the siding
Train #214 orginated in New Orleans and contained traffic nor Hamlet, NC. The train was moved on the Western Railway of Alabama/Atlanta & West Point Railroad from the L&N in Montgomery to the SCL in Atlanta.
Date: 6/7/1977	Location: Opelika, AL	Views: 862	Collection Of: Bernie Feltman
Locomotives: SCL 1782(U36B)			Author: Bernie Feltman

Picture Categories: RollingStock,Model,Tunnel,Bridge,Winter,Passenger		This picture is part of album: SCL (Black/Yellow) Alabama/Florida Action Photos

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