Took some shots of the 2501 from the ore dock..
Preserved GE diesel data can also be found on R. Craig Rutherford's Diesel Shop website here:
http://www.thedieselshop.us/PRSVDge.HTML
The first U23C built as LS&I #2300 is preserved at the Arkansas Railroad Museum as VLIX #2300. The locomotive is on loan to the museum courtesy of Ed Bower's Vintage Locomotives Incorportated. Several other ex LS&I U23Cs may be in Mexico via VLIX. Photo dated Friday November 24, 2006 on the museum whisker tracks.
MILW205 wrote: Yooper Foamer wrote:Not Running on Display in Marquette, Mi in LS&I colors #2501, We run the U30C and C30-7's on the LS&I now When I went up there a few years ago, there were also a couple of U23C's there IIRC...are they still around?
Yooper Foamer wrote:Not Running on Display in Marquette, Mi in LS&I colors #2501, We run the U30C and C30-7's on the LS&I now
When I went up there a few years ago, there were also a couple of U23C's there IIRC...are they still around?
Nope all gone just 2501 and what where running. I dont have pics of all, but I have some.
Tjsingle wrote: There are some units left like this one in Jessup Maryland, near route 32, at a stone dealer, one the CSX mainline.This unit is A EX LV, and EX conrail, a U23B, All credit for this amazing picture by Rob Kitchen. You can see this unit from google earth it moves just in the dealers, trackage
There are some units left like this one in Jessup Maryland, near route 32, at a stone dealer, one the CSX mainline.
This unit is A EX LV, and EX conrail, a U23B, All credit for this amazing picture by Rob Kitchen.
You can see this unit from google earth it moves just in the dealers, trackage
Conrail had a large quantity of U-Boats due to the take over of Erie. I use to see them NJ
I forgot to attach the link for NJ Transit Roster.
http://www.hobokenterminal.com/index.html
Lyon_Wonder wrote: It didn't take long for GE U-boats to disappear from the rails, especially the early U25B and U25Cs. This BN U25C was built for the NP in 1965, and was sent to the scrapper only 16 years later. I know at least one SP U25B is at a museum. Do any U25Cs still exist? http://www.locophotos.com/PhotoDetails.php?PhotoID=83734
It didn't take long for GE U-boats to disappear from the rails, especially the early U25B and U25Cs. This BN U25C was built for the NP in 1965, and was sent to the scrapper only 16 years later. I know at least one SP U25B is at a museum. Do any U25Cs still exist?
http://www.locophotos.com/PhotoDetails.php?PhotoID=83734
Check this roster and I know NJ transit still have a few left.
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