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I' ve herd of CF7' s slugs, mules, cows, calfs, and goats but a " Green Goat ". In the October issue of Model Railroader Carl Swanson wrote an aritical on the Green Goat. Green for environmentally freindly, and goat is railroader slang for yard engine. Is this locomotive the future of railroading? GREEN GOAT AT A GLANCE Horsepower: 2,000 Starting tractive effort: 87,000 lbs Maximum speed: 20 mph Maximum weight: 280,000 lbs Length: 52' - 6" Width: 10' - 6" Height: 14' -6" Fuel capacity: 2,100 gallons Sand capacity: 36 cubic feet Battery capacity: 1,200 amp-hours Estimated battery life: 10 years Engine-generator set output: 90 kW Diesel engine: 130 hp by Isuzu *locomotive was built on EMD GP9 frame* ***Information from Carl Swanson's artical Will the "Green Goat" revolutionize railroading? in the October issue of Model Railroader*** [:)][:)][:)]
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