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RE: What are these?, John_Reagon, Mar-03-05, 05:59 PM, (1) RE: What are these?, The MP36er, Mar-03-05, 06:30 PM, (2) RE: What are these?, CAPFlyer, Mar-03-05, 08:46 PM, (3) RE: What are these?, LoneSniperSG, Mar-05-05, 02:20 PM, (4) RE: What are these?, NewEnglandRailFan, Mar-05-05, 09:27 PM, (5) RE: What are these?, jay611, Mar-05-05, 09:39 PM, (6) RE: What are these?, Eryk, Mar-06-05, 00:07 AM, (7)
Found this website talking about the SL series of engines - http://www.trainweb.org/westernrails/ge_sl/sl.htmlBN1100 is actually a SL-144, not an SL-44 as said by the picture.According to the website, the engines were returned to GE circa 1984, so that photograph is from some time previous.
Up in Northtown yard...yes. Someone remind me i need to take a trip up to that yard. And i would see where you get the euro look from, but i think it looks more like one of the GE 44-ton switchers.Close relative, perhaps? Hey, i have a Lego locomotive thats very similar to that design..
NewEnglandRailFanMember since Jun-18-04 · 1845 posts
RE: What are these?
Hmmm, looks like a C415 almost. -Dave, Secretary of the Scrap the SD60F federation!
Former ALCo Schenectady, NY shop switcher #5, in North Creek, NY You can e-mail me at davej8010@aol.com -or- hrrc_7324@yahoo.com -or- feel free to aim me.
Nooooooooo. C415's are longer, one hood longer than the other, have the notched hoods, alco trucks and a single exhust stack. those things are just plain UGLY! Jason Underwood Newport News, Virginia NCTM Keeping Southern alive!
