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New: 1 February 2023 and updated frequently | Joe Ferguson photo at Centralia, IL on 25 October 2012 | ||||
* * * Alco (American Locomotive Company) * * * | |||||
Model | Photo Essay | Roster | Data Sheet | Ownership Tracker | Notes & Links |
C424 / DL 640A | --
| April 2023 |
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C425 / DL 640B | --
| May 2023 |
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C630 | --
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| January 2021 and February 2021 |
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FPA4 | --
| September 2017 |
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MRS-1 (Military Road Switcher) | April 2020 |
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These US Army MRS-1s were built by Alco under sub-contract to General Electric | |||||
DL109 / PA in Freight Service | --
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| May 2023 |
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RSD15 "Alligator" | --
| August 2019 |
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RS27 / DL640 | --
| October 2022
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RS32 / DL721 | January 2023
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* * * EMD (Electro-Motive Division) * * * | |||||
E-Units (In Freight Service) |
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| November 2020 |
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Model 40 |
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| February 2021
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SD7 |
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October 2022
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SD9 |
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| November and December 2022
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Dual-Purpose SDP | --
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June and August 2020
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SDP40F | -
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February 2020
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* * * FM (Fairbanks-Morse Company) * * * | |||||
H16-66 | May 2020 and January 2023 |
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* * * GE (General Electric) * * * | |||||
U25C | --
| June 2022
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45/50-Ton Ownership Tracker | -- | - | -- | On-Going
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45-Ton Off-Center Cab | -- | April 2020
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60-Ton Off-Center Cab | --
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| June 2022
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75-Ton Drop Cab (ex-US Army) | --
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| April 2023
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98-Ton Off-Center Cab (Model Y) | --
| --
| June 2022
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Critter Survivors: 25-ton to 80-ton | -- | - | -- | On-Going
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* * * Ingalls Shipbuilding * * * | |||||
4-S | --
| August 2021 |
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* * * Supplemental * * * | |||||
ATSF's Multi-Colored Bonnets |
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| December 2017 |
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Early Export Cab Units | --
| August 2022 |
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UPs Double Diesels | --
| July 2022 |
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* * * NOTES * * *
Source of information include, but are not limited to: Extra 2200 South Magazine, Diesel Era Magazine, Canadian Trackside Guide, LocoNotes ll, Railfan Magazine, and Trains Magazine. |
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