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Owner: Canadian National Railways
Type: Tank Car
AAR Class: MWT: Tool and Block Car. A car used for carrying all descriptions of tool equipment and blocking. This car has side and end housings and roof, also end platforms. There are doors in sides and ends and usually windows. It is fitted inside with proper racks and boxes for storage of tools.
AAR Type: M230
Detail Info:   Misc Cars
Plate:   B
Max Gross Weight:   263000
Load Limit:   202400
Ext L/W/H:   56' 3" / 10' 7" / 15' 0"
User Notes:   Water Transporter, Potable Water Only, MWT, BLT 8-66, CAPY 202000, LD LMT 202400, LT WT 60600, Water Must Not Be Allowed To Freeze In This Tank Always Drain When Not In Use

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CN 80351 is Used for MoW Water Transport & DME 51858 Sits at the CN/ICE Interchange Spot
Title:  CN 80351 is Used for MoW Water Transport & DME 51858 Sits at the CN/ICE Interchange Spot
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Photo Date:  6/9/2009  Upload Date: 6/13/2009 11:40:51 PM
Location:  Dubuque, IA
Author:  Robert Garton
Categories:  RollingStock
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CN 80351
Title:  CN 80351
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Photo Date:  9/20/2014  Upload Date: 4/20/2015 8:48:23 PM
Location:  Brantford, ON
Author:  James Gardiner
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CN 80351
Title:  CN 80351
Description:  CN 80351 was 1 of 5 Water Transporters at the head end of a CN through freight slowing to halt along Union St. as it headed north at north end of the former SOO yard at Neenah, WI on 15 Jul. '17. The white building behind the train is what remains of the Neenah Cheese & Cold Storage Co. facility at 434 Sherry St., Neenah, WI. It was built in 1902 after the original building was destroyed in a fire. The original 2-story brick building was constructed by Nicholas Simon in 1892, a 3rd story was added later. It was home to his N. Simon & Co., a cheese maker as well as wholesaler of butter, cheese and eggs, until he moved his company to Appleton, WI, ca. 1900. He was well-known both for the quality of his cheese as well as for making several gigantic cheeses. His largest weighed 12,361 lbs., was 8’ in diameter and 5’ thick, which he created on 15 Aug. ’11 at Appleton, WI, to be exhibited at the National Dairy Show held in Chicago later that year. By the 1950s the facility was home to the L. D. Schreiber & Co. refrigerated warehouse. A 2-story section at the rear of the building was demolished at some point. It appears to be used for storage now, and has been for quite a while.
Photo Date:  7/15/2017  Upload Date: 9/9/2017 2:33:28 AM
Location:  Neenah, WI
Author:  T. P. Bruss
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CN 80351
Title:  CN 80351
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Photo Date:  10/24/2017  Upload Date: 11/10/2017 7:51:15 AM
Location:  Stevens Point, WI
Author:  ~ Loadstone
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CN 80371 CN 80385 CN 80356 CN 80351 CN 80350 Water Tanks
Title:  CN 80371 CN 80385 CN 80356 CN 80351 CN 80350 Water Tanks
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Photo Date:  10/24/2017  Upload Date: 11/10/2017 7:51:26 AM
Location:  Stevens Point, WI
Author:  ~ Loadstone
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Views:  149   Comments: 1


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