Merger Consist
A heritage consist, BNSF style, comes to a stop on the Spanish Peaks Subdivision as the local is about to switch the newest customer located in southern Pueblo, the Roc... (more)

Two objects synonymous with Pueblo, the Santa Fe Railway and the Rocky Mountains are seen together as today’s Pueblo local works the concrete tie plant south of town.

A higher up in the BNSF chain of commands slowly and safely dismounts the BNSF 5948 after talking with the crew on their successful passage of an obstruction test. Soon this load of coal will con... (more)

Three patched Southern Pacific AC4400s do their best at continuing to displaying the Rio Grande inspired speed lettering seen on their long hoods as they trail other UP locomotives in a power move... (more)

The lone BNSF 1844 moves cars around the Pueblo Yard carrying items that are either consumed or produced by the local manufactures in this town.

The conductor of the early morning Rock & Rail train walks ahead of his locomotives to line all the appropriate switches as he prepares to drop off loads of cement hoppers into the Union Pacific y... (more)

This I would say has got to be the oldest piece of equipment BNSF owned and used. An old ATSF ice hatch reefer built in 1923 which was last used as a buffer car on a welded rail train. All of the ... (more)

A castrated SD40-2 is now at 2300hp and classified as a SD39-2. BNSF 1799 Pueblo, CO.

East of Pueblo Jct.

Although their road numbers list these two EMD beauties as 50 numbers away from each other, that’s about as close as it get for these dash 2s. The 1844 was originally built for Burlington North... (more)

With their train of empty cement hoppers already put away at GCC Cement, the lone engine for the U-SFAPUE train was about to head back to the BNSF Pueblo yard and tie down. Unfortunately a section... (more)

The lite power of U-PUESFA patently waits for the KCKDEN to pass through the junction before it can escape the confines of P... (more)

The slick looking 1844 performs early morning switching in the classification tracks as today’s DENAMS waits for a crew on ... (more)