The Hilton bound train moves empty chip cars and pulpwood racks with the help of a former Alco RS cut down to slug configuration.

The Hilton bound train moves empty chip cars and pulpwood racks with the help of a former Alco RS cut down to slug configuration.
CIRR closed its ALCO era by adding a group of SW units and two slugs. These along with a former CofGA Geep formed the basis of the roster until it was sold to GWI in the 2000s
Date: 3/7/1995	Location: Hilton, GA	Views: 979	Collection Of: Hank Stephens
Locomotives: CIRR 1830(GP7) CIRR 90(Road Slug)			Author: Glenn Marsh

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: The Glenn Marsh Files--Georgia Shortlines

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Name	Type	Comments	Date

Bryan Smith	General	The slugs didn't work out on the CIRR and ended up being a short lived experiment. They sat for years unused until the Bayline got one and now usually operates it with a GP40-2.	12/6/2010 10:50:44 PM

Charles Burgess	General	Great photo!	12/7/2010 9:26:07 AM

David Barrentine	General	Great shot! The other slug is on the MNB.	12/7/2010 9:15:46 PM

Bernie Feltman	General	Check out the pulpwood in the background!	12/8/2010 9:30:19 AM

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