RJ Corman October 4, 2022

RJ Corman yard word in Tabor City North Carolina 7/22

[@jamessmejkal8803]

Considering Mr. Corman started from scratch I admire what he built and will watch any videos on his acheivements I come across

[@GilmerJohn]

Not quite from scratch: he has a uncle the owned a front loader and back hoe. RJ taught himself how to load it onto a RR flat car without using a ramp. Look at up bio, it's a good read.

[@conductormike3step]

I work for RJ Corman after leaving CSX. Not as much pay but the home life is so much better

[@71468NOVA]

My understanding Rick cared for his employees and would help them if it was possible. RIP 🪦

[@marioxerxescastelancastro8019]

These engineers are making good use of the locomotives acceleration to do manoeuvres faster.

[@richardturk7162]

Corman keeps their equipment clean and good working condition,.

[@71468NOVA]

Yes! That is the one thing that I definitely noticed

[@richardturk7162]

@@71468NOVA Their heavy duty trucks and cranes are clean as a pin too.

[@tomroise9426]

Can you tell us what they are doing and why? What’s in the boxcars? Looks like a good sized industry.

[@71468NOVA]

Hello Tom, tom RJ, Corman, services South Carolina between Conway going into North Carolina moving mostly farm foods. They move a lot of grain from the farmers. They also move municipal waste and since south Carolina is a large logging industry. They move wood material between Conway and points in North Carolina. RJ Corman also has locations in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and I’m sure other states

[@mshum538]

I use to see Corman gensets laying in the clear at Warrick Ohio waiting for me to get by ( scheduled freight ) so they could do their interchange work….

[@thetruckinrailfan0197]

Awesome video!

[@71468NOVA]

Thank you! 😁

[@thetruckinrailfan0197]

@@71468NOVA you're welcome!

[@pal-tech]

Good

[@71468NOVA]

Thanks 😊