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Re: haulin' a 400 by train
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Posted by NS Railroader on April 01, 2002 at 05:05:02 from (65.161.14.101):
In Reply to: haulin' a 400 by train posted by IH puller on March 29, 2002 at 20:03:47:
I am a conductor for Norfolk Southern Railroad. I would say the railroad(s) of choice probably wouldn't even talk to you. They only seem interested in serving businesses that do hundreds of thousands of $$$ each year. They have pretty much turned their backs on the little businesses that made them what they are today. Sounds like most Agribusinesses today. I used to be a parts man and I never got to choose who I did business with. Anyhow; you may as well find a truck.
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