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	<title>Comments on: Ten years to the day after the Chessie System photo in Hamilton, we see the regular Oakville-Buffalo, NY auto train pass through a snowy &#8220;steel city&#8221;. Generally, the power and crew would originate/terminate at MacMillan Yard and run light between there and Oakville Yard. Normal power was a single SD40u; however, occasionally a pair of GP40-2LWs would be used. In the 2000s, this train was renumbered 431 and ran with an SD75I or C44-9W.</title>
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