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Sunday, March 1, 2015
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BNSF Engine House
Denver, CO
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1640 (Add a Comment)
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Yard Shots
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CSX
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I realize this is the third picture showing these CSX units sitting in BNSF's yard. The reason I wanted to add this one is I found the (former) SOO unit in the background an interesting addition. CSX and SOO, two railroads that don't (or didn't) operate anywhere near Colorado, both represented in this single shot in Denver!
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Sunday, March 1, 2015
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Kevin Morgan
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BNSF Engine House
Denver, CO
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1578 (Add a Comment)
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Yard Shots
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BNSF
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In order to facilitate the arrival of new units on the roster, BNSF has been shuffling some older units around. In some instances, the change had to be done rather hastily! Such is the case with the B40-8, formerly in the 8600-series. Some quick number boards and an interesting red and white patch on the cab moved this unit in to the 500-series.
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Sunday, March 1, 2015
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Kevin Morgan
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BNSF Engine House
Arvada, CO
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1728 (Add a Comment)
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Yard Shots
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BNSF
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Has there ever been (or will there ever be) an engine as amazing as the SD40-2? With very few exceptions, every railroad in the United States, Canada, and Mexico owned at least a few SD40-2s. And now, 40 years later, railroads are still rebuilding them and keeping them on the roster. Granted they are used for switching and local work more often than in mainline service now, but it still cool to see them on the rail. How much longer will that last?
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Sunday, December 14, 2014
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Kevin Morgan
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31st Street Yard
Denver, CO
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1736 (Add a Comment)
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Yard Shots
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BNSF
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The ES44C4 has become extremely popular on BNSF. In the last three years, nearly 1,000 of these units has appeared on BNSF property! The unit is different from an ES44AC in that it only has four traction motors. The center axles on both trucks are not powered, giving this unit an A1A-A1A configuration rather than a C-C configuration. This results in a unit similar to a four-axle unit, but with the weight distributed over six axles.
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Sunday, December 14, 2014
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Kevin Morgan
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31st Street Yard
Denver, CO
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Yard Shots
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BNSF
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This snowy December afternoon was a good day for finding Warbonnets around town. Hostlers were moving three units, which included this Warbonnet SD75I, from the yard to the engine house. When BNSF reactivated their SD75Ms and SD75Is, they also renumbered them in order to make room for new delivers. The new numbers actually reflect the original numbers when the units were delivered to Santa Fe. In the case above, BNSF 282.
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Sunday, December 14, 2014
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Kevin Morgan
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31st Street Yard
Denver, CO
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1735 (Add a Comment)
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Yard Shots
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MDENGOL
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BNSF was leasing this ex-SOO SD60, now owned by CIT Rail Resources, and put it on the point of "Beer Run". The train is pulling out of track 31 in BNSF's yard, preparing to double over to track 32 before departing toward the Golden Sub. Note the winterization hatch covering the radiator fan furthest forward. This was a common feature on SOO units.
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Sunday, November 30, 2014
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Kevin Morgan
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BNSF Engine House
Denver, CO
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1936 (1 Comment Posted)
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With the recent surge in the rail industry, Class 1 railroads have been pulling out all the stops and reactivating older power. BNSF activated (and renumbered) their SD75Ms and SD75Is, the majority of which still wear the Warbonnet scheme. One such example is BNSF 205 (which, until recently, was BNSF 8205), seen here in Denver on a cold final day in November.
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