An Azcon self-propelled crane moves a loaded gondola into position to be picked up. The crane's "junk yard dog" condition looks fitting considering the environment it works in.
One of a handful of American locomotive cranes that populate the large Azcon scrap yard in Duluth shuffles a gondola around for loading.
Still wearing the colors of the McKeesport Connecting Railroad, Azcon Steel #1002 moves a cut of scrap cars to the NS interchange at CP SHARP.
Buried deep among the scrap piles in this scrapyard is this old Armour Refrigerator Line Reefer, which now appears to be a wall for a big pile of scrap. Azcon, formerly Hyman-Michaels has been the... (more)
AZCON No. 2 sets down a DMIR ore jenny that arrived via flatbed truck from Proctor Yard. Thanks to Nate Popkin for the tour of facility.
