Loaded BNSF Coal Train Meets Empty Coal Train

An eastbound BNSF coal train comes to the top of the hill at Agency, Iowa on May 28, 2017. As the front two locomotives go away, a red signal can be seen on the other track indicating a westbound train is approaching. Many of the hopper cars of this train have the reporting mark SRLX which belongs to Southern Rail Leasing.
After the end of the coal train goes by, it makes it to the next crossing down before the westbound train appears. This second unit freight train is an empty coal train. The trains' two crews are heard briefly over the radio right before a defect detector gives its report on the empty. Nearly all the cars on the westbound say DAPX which is the reporting mark for Dairyland Power Cooperative.
Eastbound engines:
BNSF 8521 EMD SD70ACe
BNSF 9288 EMD SD70ACe
BNSF 6022 GE ES44AC
Westbound engines:
BNSF 8789 EMD SD70ACe
BNSF 6311 GE ES44AC

[@Railhead1956]

Excellent video Adam

[@ATrainVideo]

Thanks.

[@MultiMusicianman]

Great video.

[@ATrainVideo]

Thanks.

[@pv.trevor]

Wow!!! I saw the 1st train In Lansing Michigan! Same Locos!

[@danielalmquist1264]

Train 1: 135 cars 558 axles Train 2: 120 cars

[@ElliottWolcott]

Nice video. What time was this recorded?

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