CYDX 305 sits off to the side of CSX Goulding Yard as it serves the local Vulcan Materials Yard here. CYDX 305 was formerly Birmingham Southern 200.

Rail Switching Service SW1200 9324 is at Woodstock, Tennessee on August 18, 2019

RSSX SW1200 8950 drills cars for several large chemical customers in Woodstock, Tennessee on August 18, 2019. These versatile and classic EMD switchers still get the job done although EMD never in... (more)

Hostlers on SW1200 Metra 3 built for the Milwaukee Road move two recently acquired F59PHIs into the Metra shops. The F59PHIs are now in service with Metra...

RJCC SW1200 1262 stands at the carrier's shop in Lexington, Kentucky. (Taken with permission)

The Erie Coke Corporation's in-plant switching railroad is hard at work loading hoppers with product for outbound shipment. A former South Buffalo SW1200 is moving a string of HIPX hoppers that we... (more)

ConAgra 1134 (SW1200) makes a rare appearance after shuffling some hoppers at a grain silo in Commerce City, Colorado. They don't run this critter often so seeing her operate is a treat.

Northwestern Oklahoma Railroad #1202 in transit to its new home in Northern California.

Engineer Andrew Durden is looking ahead as he at the control of an SW1200 #606 as the Missionary Ridge Local eastbound back to Grand Junction. TVRM 606 is an ex: Milwaukee Road switcher, the 12 cy... (more)

NIRC SW1200 3 sits in Blue Island with a work train.

Short East bound empty flat cars to La Negra Cooper complex

WAMX 1205 leads a transfer home to Mill Street Yard, passing Adams Street tower.

Texas Northwestern SW1200 106, a former MP unit stands at the carrier's transload facility in Bryden, Texas.

Former NP SW1200, BN 156 is paired up with an X-GN switcher at Everett's Delta Yard on a spring-like day in February 1975. It took BN until 1980 to get everything repainted, and then they acquired... (more)

A larger view of the PotlatchDeltic mill in St. Maries, ID. In the foreground, there is a small yard where the crew stages cars for the mill. In the morning they will pull loads out, spot the empt... (more)