The 2,500 horsepower EMD SD35 can easily be identified by two large radiator fans with a small fan between, same as on a GP35. On October 10, 2005, Montana Rail Link SD35 No. 702 is assigned to th... (more)

Former CR unit on an EB mixed freight. Photo by Mike Dolenski. From my collection.

KANSAS CITY KS May 2 1982 -- Norfolk and Western SD39 1502 leads a UP mixed freight with the Kansas City skyline as a backdrop.

SRY 385 is in charge of the Valley Turn with 5 cars in tow.

Interesting trucks on this unit. They are the old style. Note the "tabs" on the truck casting between the axles. These were more common on earlier 6-axle units.

Penn Central's Enola yard.

Precision Locomotive Leasing SD35 #7536 sits at the end of a tail track at the WMSR shops awaiting its next call to duty.

Western Maryland Scenic has become at least a temporary home for two WM veterans, rebuilt SD35 7436 and SD40 7471. I was hoping one of them would be assisting 1309 on my trip, but alas, it was the... (more)

The Great Lakes Central turn arrives in Durand to work before heading back to Owosso to tie up for the night. Tonight's job features 2 of the ex-Montana Rail Link SD35s. At the same time, the last... (more)

A pair of Great Lakes Central's ex. MRL SD35's lead a long ONTN as it cruises north through Carland, Michigan and passes by the old Carland Elevator building. The majority of the cars are bound fo... (more)

SRY 385 is westward in Abbotsford with a train for New Westminster.

Now classified as an SD38P, this authentic WM SD35 is on the east end of a TRAINS magazine photo charter shuttling people between locations.

Western Maryland SD35 7436 leads the Trains Magazine "Welcome Back 1309" photo charter downgrade around Helmstetter's curve near Corriganville, Maryland, moving the participants of the c... (more)

Battered and Stattered. HRT 136 has battle scars all over it. It's missing a number board, missing a ditch light, one of it's windows is shattered, one of it's rear pannels is flipped upside down,... (more)

HRT 654, still wearing it's bright orange paint, sits in a siding in Bowersville, waiting for the new week to start so it can be put back to work.