This side view shows how massive the red Schnabel Car WECX 800 is as it sits in the Port Terminal yard near historic downtown Charleston, South Carolina.

The second shipment on Norfolk Southern using the world's second largest rail car approaches Assembly in Columbia, South Carolina. The load is destined for the VC Sumner Nuclear station in Jenkins... (more)

No matter if it is carrying a large load or waiting in the yard for its next assignment, this is one massive and impressive rail car.

With the weekend visit of the Schnabel Car and massive steam generator for VC Summers, all hands were on deck to make sure this expensive piece of equipment got moved safely. Here they have passe... (more)

With the weekend visit of the Schnabel Car and massive steam generator for VC Summers, all hands were on deck to make sure this expensive piece of equipment got moved safely. Here they are roundi... (more)

NS 054 drifts through downtown St. Matthews, SC along the SC-Line with the world's second largest railcar in the mix. The load is a steam generator bound for Parr, SC.

Bringing up the rear on NS 36A was this clean looking caboose.

KRL 70960 with pressure vessel load is added to the head end of CN 421 for furtherance to Port Robinson.

A Kasgro Rail Lines 'Red n' Ready' Heavy-Duty Flat Car passes through Salt Lake City on UP's North Platte to West Colton manifest.

A D5R transformer load is being moved by KRL 44800.

A Kasgro 122 Ton - 25’ Depressed Deck Flat Car sits at the CN yard, with a transformer. Kasgro is the builder of “World’s Largest Railroad Car” Their web site states; "From our twelve-axle... (more)

Caboose KRL 078, which is part of the red Schnabel Car WECX 800, is in the Port Terminal yard near historic downtown Charleston on Memorial Day. As the logo says, "Red 'N Ready" for this massive ... (more)

Kasgro Rail Lines 340326 with a large Siemens gas turbine rests in the Port Terminal yard near historic downtown Charleston.

Schnabel Cars WECX 800 (red) & WECX 801 (blue) rest together in the Port Terminal yard near historic downtown Charleston on Memorial Day.

This turbine load along with the generator on the next flat back comprise the bulk of the widest load to be shipped out of the Twin Ports.