The yard engines in the various hump yard on the Conrail system were medium horsepower six axle units, either U23Cs or SD 38s, which had good adhesion, but didnt need a lot of raw power. At Selkirk, where most of the GE power was assigned(Selkirk was known as the GE captial of the world for a time) this meant U23Cs. We see one working as trim unit in the eastbound bowl. |
Date:
7/3/1980 |
Location:
Selkirk, NY Map  |
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414 |
Collection Of:

Tom Beckett |
Locomotives: |
Author: Tom Beckett
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Picture Categories: Yard,Action |
This picture is part of album: Conrail on the ex New York Central and New Haven |