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I never did find out what ailment affected the 'rare' MLW FPA-2u #6758; but it languished away at Hamilton's Stuart St engine house for awhile before finally being towed off to (I presume) MAC yard by CN 4004 on a special move.  It is a dreary Sunday morning, rather fitting for the occasion.
Note this is pre- Burlington WEST.
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Caption: I never did find out what ailment affected the 'rare' MLW FPA-2u #6758; but it languished away at Hamilton's Stuart St engine house for awhile before finally being towed off to (I presume) MAC yard by CN 4004 on a special move. It is a dreary Sunday morning, rather fitting for the occasion. Note this is pre- Burlington WEST.

Photographer:
A.W. Mooney [2340] (more) (contact)
Date: 04/08/1979 (search)
Railway: Canadian National (search)
Reporting Marks: CN 6758 (search)
Train Symbol: hospital move (search)
Subdivision/SNS: CN Halton Sub. (search)
City/Town: Burlington (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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8 Comments
  1. It’s still running today on the New York & Lake Erie.

  2. YES!! Thank You, Mr. Smith. I had forgotten.

  3. Nice. I like the Red Flag on the knuckle for markers.

  4. It would have been VIA’s unit at the time, maybe they were waiting for government approval to fix it!

  5. I was really surprised when it headed up the Halton.

  6. Headlight is dimmed so the 6758 is not completely dead.

  7. So I noted when it was leaving Stuart St. I thought this unit was going thru to the VIA facilities, but no. Thats why I posted this shot instead of one thru Bayview. Proof that it was actually going up the Halton. It struck me as strange why it ended up for days on end at Stuart St in the first place.

  8. I’m wondering if that was rescue power for something stalled on the Halton Sub.?

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