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	<title>Comments on: The Railink days were certainly the more interesting days. Railinks roster had a great mix on EMD&#8217;s, MLW&#8217;s and BBD&#8217;s. The railroad owned four M420&#8242;s and a pair of BBD HR412&#8242;s, the M&#8217;s spent most of their time assigned to Hamilton and Brantford while the BBD&#8217;s mainly stayed up in North Bay. This day the train out of Garnet made a rare daylight move to deliver a short train of tank cars to CN, with M420 3502 and 3508 bracketing one of the railroads GP35&#8242;s. The lead unit has its Canadian style air conditioning on full, LOL. Sadly RailAmerica&#8217;s takeover of Railink would bring and end for the MLW/BBD units, with the M&#8217;s going to the Hudson Bay Railroad, and eventually scrap.</title>
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