Wanamaker Kempton & Southern's ex-Army GE 45-tonner outside the enginehouse at Kempton.

Dimension Fabricators' GE 45-ton switcher sits just outside their facility in Glenville, NY. The engine was originally Fore River Railroad #10. A big thanks to Dimension Fabricators, both for pe... (more)

Dimension Fabricators' GE 45-Tonner spots cars for unloading in the Glenville Business and Technology Park. The engine was originally Fore River Railroad #10.

A trio of former Utah Central switchers sit outside the former Union Pacific roundhouse in Evanston, Wyoming, which has been restored to its former glory by the city after serving for years as a t... (more)

A US Army 45-tonner is one of the items on display at the Snoqualmie Washington depot.

MNTX 10106 is probably the only engine short enough to ride the turn table with a passenger car. It pulled a few cars out of the roundhouse and positioned them for MNTX 559 to haul it away.

LSMR 41 sits at the Wisconsin Great Northern in Trego.

PLRR 63 sits on display in Trego, WI.

The unnumbered GE 45-tonner of Lehigh Structural Steel has picked up a flat car load of structural shapes from Conrail. It will pull ahead a few more car lengths and will then shove back into the ... (more)

Lehigh Structural Steel was a steel fabricator situated under the Tilghman Street Bridge in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Their unnumbered GE 45-tonner is making a pickup of a flat car load of structur... (more)

Aurora, Elgin, and Fox River 5 (GE 45T) is original to the operation of the line that became the museum. It is seen at the Fox River Trolley Museum in Elgin, Illinois on Sunday, December 27, 2020

"Holding up the Big Apple"

Traffic comes to a grinding halt at 3rd Street in Brooklyn for a NYCT equipment move down the South Brooklyn Railway for Brooklyn Marine Term... (more)

Conductor Joseph Steimer and engineer Jeremy Tuke ease RG&E 45 tonner number 1941 down the hill to pick up MDT reefer 14053 parked on track 3 and bring it up to the upper yard at the Rochester Ge... (more)

Engineer Rick Rubino applies the throttle to 45-tonner RG&E 1941 after the brakeman throws a switch out of track 6 to start a day worth of switching cars in the upper yard.

A pair of 45-ton Kokomo Grain center cabs pull a car from the RIP as the third one watches and laughs at the others doing all that hard work... The red one is also a 45-ton originally built as USA... (more)