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Florida: JAXPORT’s heavy-lift berth used to move locomotives for overseas shipping

March 6, 2018 Administrator

A press release from JAXPORT; March 5, 2018: JACKSONVILLE, Florida – Highly trained master riggers moved two locomotives each weighing more…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Blount Island Marine Terminal, CSX, Florida, Florida East Coast Railway, Freight Railroads, Guinea, Heavy Lift Specialty Cargo, Highest Cpacity Weight Bearing Docks, Jacksonville, JAXPORT, Locomotives, Norfolk Southern FEC, Transportation, Weighing 363, West Africa

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