BNSF Railway (BNSF) 8636 - GE B40-8
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BNSF 8636 is sitting, waiting to switch cars at the La Crosse Yard
BNSF Hobson Yard.
CSX Flomaton Yard serves as a base for several locals that have large papermills as customers. The NS 9300 is splitting a pair of local freight power sets awaiting crews
HLCX SD40M03 #6516 was built September 1968 as Seaboard Coast Line SD45 #2014, re# Seaboard System/CSX #8914, VMV #8914 and MKCX #9518
HLCX SD40-2 #6100 was built October 1971 as Burlington Northern SD40 #6305. Unit left BN roster and became HLCX #6100, then TFM #1503
BNSF B40-8 #8636 was built April 1989 as Santa Fe #7446
An amazing set of local power in use in the former L & N (now CSX) yard in Flomaton, AL
This BNSF B40-8 of Santa Fe heritage sure looks odd in extreme South Alabama
It's been a while since I've seen a BNSF B40-8 in H1 paint. This will become the M IHBGAL once it gets onto the BNSF Chillicothe subdivision.
Pretty classy way freight power! A pair of ex-ATSF power heads for Savanna. The GP60 is the #8736.
BNSF Interbay to Roosevelt Rabanco Garbage Train U-INBROO1-15A - BNSF 558, BNSF 6777, BNSF 8636, 43 loads, 0 empties, 3586 tons, 3328 feet - Holgate Street - BNSF Seattle Subdivision.
BNSF Interbay to Roosevelt Rabanco Garbage Train U-INBROO1-15A - BNSF 558, BNSF 6777, BNSF 8636, 43 loads, 0 empties, 3586 tons, 3328 feet - Holgate Street - BNSF Seattle Subdivision.
BNSF Interbay to Roosevelt Rabanco Garbage Train U-INBROO1-15A - BNSF 558, BNSF 6777, BNSF 8636, 43 loads, 0 empties, 3586 tons, 3328 feet - Holgate Street - BNSF Seattle Subdivision.
BNSF Interbay to Roosevelt Rabanco Garbage Train U-INBROO1-15A - BNSF 558, BNSF 6777, BNSF 8636, 43 loads, 0 empties, 3586 tons, 3328 feet - Holgate Street - BNSF Seattle Subdivision.
BNSF B40-8 8636 is sitting in Boyles Terminal Service Center in Tarrant City, Al. awaiting its next assignment
This train with BNSF Power was tied down in the siding.
BNSF 2267 and 2 more with train crossing over Fountain Creek in Pueblo
Waitng the call to duty
Slipping by.
Notice the OT Bridge in the background
