Photo By: Kevin Morgan

I have heard from several engineers that the ES44C4, which is an A1A-A1A unit, is not ideal for heavy trains. It is more designed for fast trains in relatively flat terrains. Looks like the power desk in Denver may have agreed today as two ES44ACs and an SD70ACe lead this loaded sand train west at Leyden. Email Questions or Comments to the Webmaster. User Comments (0) No comments posted yet. Click Here to add the first one!

1099 views 0 comments Friday, March 2, 2018 at 9:33:38 AM image date Location Information City or County and State Arvada, CO Subdivision Moffat Tunnel (UP) Milepost or Control Point Leyden (7,020ft) Train Information Railroad BNSF Model ES44AC Unit Number BNSF 6025 Symbol UKCNWGN0-01T Paint Scheme   Photo Information Camera Make/Model Canon / Canon EOS 7D ISO 200 Flash Did Not Fire Focal Length 24 mm Shutter 1/500 seconds Aperture f/8

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