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	<title>Comments on: A rare catch these days, CN 2118 and IC 1026 lead a 369 with all the power on the head end (no DPU). This is somewhat worthy to note, as earlier they had a broken knuckle near Grafton in hogback country; a common occurrence before, and the reason many tonnage trains receive, DPU&#8217;s on the Kingston Sub. I&#8217;ve seen examples of both the 2100 series C40-8&#8242;s and the 1000 series SD70&#8242;s in use as remotes with 2200/2300/8800/8900 leaders, but never together as a lead and remote pair. Perhaps they can&#8217;t work together in DPU, but regardless, a nice sight in a world flooded with wide nosed locomotives. Thank you Delic. 1337hrs.</title>
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