Hope you all enjoy, video was taken Sunday 5/7 as Santa Fe 3751 departed Fullerton en route to L.A.
https://youtu.be/REkQSbzaTzU
It's just as easy to put the GEVO behind the tender...
Thanks, especially for the SOUND!
Hey! What's with those diesels? I can't believe a magnificent machine Santa Fe 3751 needs TWO panic diesels! I mean really!
But if you make a steam sandwich, maybe you don't need to pay some taxes or fees or something?
Trains, trains, wonderful trains. The more you get, the more you toot!
Dynamic brake load... Making the 3751 work harder for testing.
Does 3751 have the on-board capability to interact with the latest and greatest in signalling? That's the usual reason why the lead unit in a multi-railroad diesel consist is always home road.
Sure looks good to see that cloud of water vapor and know that it actually passed through cylinders on the way to the atmosphere. Note, too - smokeless firing, as required by the California Smog Gestapo.
I'd love to see her locally. I doubt that the UP shares my desire, and they're the only game in town.
Chuck (Clark County, NV, resident)
NorthWestDynamic brake load... Making the 3751 work harder for testing.
I haved to wonder if it's more likely dynamic brake to keep from severe brake wear on the abbreviated Amtrak consist with the substantial locomotive weight (and limited brake foundation) considering there are only four axles on the Genesis.
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