LEHX 5007

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Matt Adams	General	For what it's worth, the Red dot and C sprayed on the sides actually means something. These cars are loaded with "Clinker" which is powdered cement pre-product. When the cooked slurry mixture comes out of the kiln, it's in a ball form, and that's your clinker. From there its ground up into powdered cement. The Union Bridge plant has been sending Clinker to Mason City, IA and Alsen, NY recently, but other locations do happen. Sometimes they go to Ball Ground, KY or Glens Falls, NY as two other examples.	10/14/2005 3:39:26 PM

D B	General	Lehigh Cement has a facility in York, PA. It is located just east of the York Rail Company's yard along Market Street. This car was placed on the siding by a west bound CSX train, but was picked up by York Rail and moved east.	10/16/2005 9:39:10 PM

LEHX 5007
One of Maryland Midland's cars used by Lehigh Cement.
Date: 10/2/2005	Location: Smiths Station, PA Map	Views: 511	Collection Of: D B
Rolling Stock: LEHX 5007 (Covered Hopper)			Author: David Brnich

Picture Categories: RollingStock		This picture is part of album: South Central PA Rolling Stock

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