please log in to view this image please log in to view this image 4504 with Train #38 (3rd Section) at Southeastern Junction, St. Louis, Missouri in 1943.
please log in to view this image Steam Locomotive #4506 passes through Vanderbilt Square, Syracuse, New York, 1936.
please log in to view this image Arkansas-Oklahoma Railroad 4510, GP35 was built by Electro-Motive in February 1965, #29930, FN 7774-31, as Southern Ry 2675. It was leased as Wheeling & Lake Erie 2675 and sold as Idaho Northern & Pacific 4510 in 1994. It was sold to Motive Power Resources Inc as MVPX 4510 in 2012 and sold as AOK 4510 in March 2013.
please log in to view this image 4512 Bluetooth communication enabler Bluetooth communication between the PR 4000 and 9000 devices and iOS/Android devices Live monitoring of process values and diagnostics on compatible smart devices or directly on the PR 4512 Advanced data logging and event logging using the built-in real-time clock
please log in to view this image 4514 and other stored locos at Chullora (NSW) Thursday, 10th January 2002
please log in to view this image Locomotive 4516 entering Broadmeadow Yard, NSW. . This photograph was taken by Peter Sansom who worked on the Broadmeadow-Newcastle line for many years.
please log in to view this image Title: GT 4517 Description: Former Grand Trunk GP9 4517 is now used for working the grain elevator at Bliss, Idaho. Photo Date: 8/1/1998 Upload Date: 7/26/2018 8:21:05 PM Location: Bliss, ID Author: Lauren Scrafford Categories: Roster,Scenic,Yard,Track Locomotives: GTW 4517(GP9)
please log in to view this image 26.03.2013 - [USA] Long Branch, New Jersey please log in to view this image please log in to view this image NJT ALP-45 DP 4518 in Long Branch yard for crew training.
please log in to view this image Rubbermaid 4520-88 Medium 2 Tier Heavy Duty Utility Cart w/Lipped Shelf Ergonomically designed push handle for increased control and worker safety Moulded-in storage compartments, holsters, hooks, and notches, for increased organisation and efficiency Customisable Moulded-in fittings allow you to add pipe/rods to hold wire spools etc. Rounded corners help protect walls and furniture Lipped shelves prevent loss of small articles High Density structural resin construction will not warp, dent, rust or corrode Easy access lower shelf Best-in-class castors to meet the most demanding environments
Today's historic photo of the day: A close-up of SRA NSW Goodwin-Alco built diesel locomotive 4522 sitting in the yard between shifts at Canberra, ACT, May 7 1985. The 45 class was (is) an Alco-powered locomotive built for the NSWGR by AE Goodwin between 1962 and 1964. The NSWGR wanted to completely replace steam locomotion with diesel, and following the success of the first batch of sixty 44 class (introduced 1957-1961) they opted to purchase slightly updated locos with the newer Alco 251C engine instead of the 251B in the 44 class, and to change to a hood body style instead of the older full width carbody design of the 44 class. A total of forty of the 45 class were built - the last arriving in 1964. Whilst the 45s were successful, the NSWGR's next order from Goodwins was for an additional forty 44 class (in 1965-1967) instead of more 45 class. Why was that? The 45s were never as photogenic as their more famous 44 class brothers, despite being just as powerful. The 45s were also not popular with crews who preferred the visibility from the front cabs of 44s rather than the restricted view from the side cabs on the 45s, and indeed in 1984 the drivers' union placed bans on the 45s as leading locomotives ostensibly for this reason. Nonetheless they continued to play a significant role usually 'in the shafts' on freight trains (and occasionally passenger trains too). Today, most 45s, including 4522 herself, have been withdrawn and scrapped, although a few have been preserved and one or two may remain operational in private ownership. A couple of details in this photo to note: You can see the AE Goodwin builders plate at the base of the locomotive's nose. 4522 is here just one of a a lineup of stabled locos: - on the right is 4428, and on the left is 42103. Oh for a lineup like that nowadays. please log in to view this image