A&S 2205 in the new Alton and Southern paint scheme
UP 2205
This image came out of the camera with the file name IMG_2205. Funny how those things happen!
The SD62 rebuild program (and similar GP62 program) involves moving the control stand a bit to make it easier to run the locomotive long hood forward. I believe they also add cameras to the end of the long hood and video screens in the cabs.
A rebuilt SD62.
2nd unit on a westbound entering Hinkle Yard at Stanfield.
UP 2205 - UP 1828 pair sit quietly in the rain at the Idaho Falls switch yard.
UP 2205 showing light gray upper zone as the paint comes off, possibly revealing more primer-gray color than UP gray - along with rust and other use changes - red line above not quite falling down to change the livery to "Onion Pacific"... at least not yet.
Now with an SD60 helper, UP AC44CCTE #5913 leads her grain train out of the crew change point in Portola, CA.
BNSFs QSTL1J manifest meets a UP grain train as it arrives at the crew change point at Portola. Some UP SD60s sit parked off to the side.
NS Southbound Freight Train 345 ( Birmingham, Al. to New Orleans, La. ) passing through Moundville, Al.
Union Pacific SD60 #2205 sits parked at the crew change point in Portola, CA ready to be used as added power on a freight train. She would get an assignment on a loaded grain train the next day.
Four Union Pacific EMD SD60s sit parked at the crew change point in Portola, CA.
UP SD60s #2175 and #2205 sit parked at Union Pacifics crew change point in Portola, CA after being a part of a group of five units (including two other SD60s) that were used to move a consist of equipment from the Western Pacific Railroad Museum to make room for the 2011 Feather River Express.
UP 2205
UP 2205 assist the power of train MCPFW15 as it backs into the yard to grab 4 other locomotives.
Not too common are the SD60s on the UP anymore, havent seen one since 2005.
NS Southbound Freight Train passing through Birmingham, Al. ( 32nd Street Interlocking )
Idling in UP/WPRR yard.
UP 2205
South bound crossing Elm Street.
This engine was pulling a welded rail train. I apologize for the quality, but it was really getting late and I was experimenting too much with the settings. Two SD60's in one day was also a great find, what with the other one being in NS colors.