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<blockquote data-quote="Railrocker" data-source="post: 2028646" data-attributes="member: 567216"><p>True, the railroad has a big push for fuel economy and download every train to see how your running it in regards to fuel use. They have been doing this for about five years and recommend getting up to speed as fast as you can cause this equals more time in "higher more economical gears" Getting the mass up to speed is where you burn your gas not maintaining speed. Of course this is only relative to areas where the trip is long and has little stopping.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Railrocker, post: 2028646, member: 567216"] True, the railroad has a big push for fuel economy and download every train to see how your running it in regards to fuel use. They have been doing this for about five years and recommend getting up to speed as fast as you can cause this equals more time in "higher more economical gears" Getting the mass up to speed is where you burn your gas not maintaining speed. Of course this is only relative to areas where the trip is long and has little stopping. [/QUOTE]
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