Working the Buckeye Terminals facility located in Hammond, Indiana, an industrial crew spots a cut of tanks at the loading racks with a leased Savage Inc switcher. SVGX 204 was originally a Rock I... (more)

The Savage contract switcher begins its second pull across Pacific Highway of this evening as it brings a cut of cars to the Union Pacific side of the yard that is east of here.

This is an extremely rare scene. Times you will see two locomotives on the Chevron Savage switch job are probably less than once a year and times you will see it with there still being any dayligh... (more)

The Chevron Savage switcher comes out for a second evening appearance, this time to interchange with BNSF, now well into the blue hour as the already departed sun paints a bit of color on the clou... (more)

The Chevron Savage switcher shoves back from the Union Pacific yard at Wise Transfer to the Chevron Refinery in El Segundo on former Pacific Electric trackage. PE built this line specifically to a... (more)

The Chevron Savage switcher makes its nocturnal appearance on a long summer day, pulling across Pacific Coast Highway at the Manhattan Beach/El Segundo Border as it brings cars to the Union Pacifi... (more)

SVGX 8611, built in October of 1952 for the Santa Fe Railway, rolled out of EMD's shops as the ATSF 2797. Following its renumbering by the Santa Fe to 2156, the unit was purchased by Savage and ke... (more)

Savage 8633 sits in Star, NC waiting to be transported to Charlotte, NC for interchange with NS to take her home to her new owners. This used to be 1 of ACWRs GP40-2s.

Savage Industries SW1500 7402 at the AltaSteel plant in east Edmonton.

Last week that there will be enough light to shoot the Chevron Savage switch job as it comes out of the Chevron refinery just after sundown. Here the job is building its train of pulls for BNSF un... (more)

There are about two weeks during the year that you can see the Savage/Chevron switch job in the blue hour as it generally leaves the Chevron refinery between 8PM and 9PM. Today it is seen shoving ... (more)

"Savage" with a Native American Logo? Not Cool...

Wearing an attractive metallic-blue paint job is Savage Coal Services Corporation GP7 2156. This engine, the former Santa Fe GP7u ... (more)

A pair of newly painted SD40T-2 units of Savage Industries wait in the UP's North Yard.