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Slant on the N

UlmerPark B6

By UlmerPark B6,
in New York City Subway

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D.J.

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Thats an R40 Slant As you can see the slant end. They Run mostly on the (:( but being retired so hurry and take the chance to ride it.

 

 

 

I can't ride it any time soon, I live in Philadelphia, and I still have to go to school, the next time I have free time is Winter break, and I doubt if my mom would let me go to new york. That is an awesome train though, I wish SEPTA would have gotten one like that!!! but they would much rather having almost 200 Kawaski's on the Broad Street Line and Broad RIdge Spur (BSL & BRS)

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I can't ride it any time soon, I live in Philadelphia, and I still have to go to school, the next time I have free time is Winter break, and I doubt if my mom would let me go to new york. That is an awesome train though, I wish SEPTA would have gotten one like that!!! but they would much rather having almost 200 Kawaski's on the Broad Street Line and Broad RIdge Spur (BSL & BRS)

 

This thing is like 39 years old......

We have Kawaski R68A, and then like a thousand more NTT Kwasaki. R40 Slant is like the best and fastest train ever.

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I can't ride it any time soon, I live in Philadelphia, and I still have to go to school, the next time I have free time is Winter break, and I doubt if my mom would let me go to new york. That is an awesome train though, I wish SEPTA would have gotten one like that!!! but they would much rather having almost 200 Kawaski's on the Broad Street Line and Broad RIdge Spur (BSL & BRS)

 

gosh, they need new cars!

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D.J.

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gosh, they need new cars!

I agree but SEPTA is made up of consistant buses and Trains,

Most of Our buses are New Flyers

Most Of Our Trains/Trolleys are Kawasaki

The only Diverse fleet is our Regional Rail Cars

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The best trains EVER!

 

 

best train ever but the Mad R40s are going byebye :(

 

 

Also Its sometimes called R40S, R40SLOPE or R40SLANT for the newbies

 

I wonder if the T/A can remove the slope part and replace with str8, that ways its an R40M, and can live longer possibly

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Since they are based out of coney island they can run on (:((D)(F)(V)(N)(Q)(R)(W). Other lines require long OOS runs for switching that can only take place at certain areas.

 

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The (;)(N)(Q) and (W) lines are based out of CI,the (D) is Concourse and the

(F) and (R) are based out of Jamaica.

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The (;)(N)(Q) and (W) lines are based out of CI,the (D) is Concourse and the

(F) and (R) are based out of Jamaica.

 

I will be visiting New York next week, on business and I have a coiple of days to myself. Will the slants be on the (:) line then? When is the best time to get them? During peak hours or weekends? Which location is the best to wait for them at?

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The (:((N)(Q) and (W) lines are based out of CI,the (D) is Concourse and the

(F) and (R) are based out of Jamaica.

 

I know this, but all you need to do is let one train empty of passengers and change the rollsign and let passengers on and go through 1 or 2 switches. Other lines you actually have to do it from the yard OOS through the switch to the other yard.

 

- A

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