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Western Railroad Discussion > New BNSF ET44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 FebDate: 02/18/24 10:36 New BNSF ET44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: cozephyr New BNSF 3629 ET44ACH along with 3311, 3310, 3309 and 3308-FRESH 3300's are ES44C4 units from Fort Worth, Texas. General Electric builder night Denver, Colorado, early morning 18 February 2024.
Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 02/19/24 04:40 by cozephyr. Date: 02/18/24 10:54 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: MP555 cozephyr Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > 3311, 3310, 3309 > and 3308-FRESH 3300's are ES44C4 units ES44ACs. Date: 02/18/24 11:00 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: exhaustED 3629 is an ET44AC.
Date: 02/18/24 11:59 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: cozephyr Informed RR sources says 3629 is an ES44ACH- trust them to know.
exhaustED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 3629 is an ET44AC. Date: 02/18/24 12:04 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: MP555 cozephyr Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Informed RR sources says 3629 is an ES44ACH- trust > them to know. exhaustED is correct. Look at the off-center exhaust opening and massive radiator cab. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/18/24 12:06 by MP555. Date: 02/18/24 14:32 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: furious_toad Wabtec does not have a designation ET44ACH locomotive in the heavy haul line. Its designated as a ET44AC in there catalogue. The ET44ACH is a railroad applied moniker like the ES45AC or AC4400CCTE that UP used .
https://www.wabteccorp.com/locomotive/heavy-haul-locomotives Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/18/24 14:33 by furious_toad. Date: 02/18/24 15:40 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: Milw_E70 This informed RR source (read employee) says 3629 is blue carded as a ET44ACH while the 3300s are ES44ACHs
Date: 02/18/24 17:56 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: Sterk Nice night shots, thanks for sharing them!
Date: 02/18/24 18:31 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: texchief1 Nice shots! I like the designation that BNSF has given these units.
texchief1 Date: 02/18/24 18:45 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: santafe199 Good stuff! But HOW in the world did you get that tripod up in the air like that????
? Date: 02/19/24 07:10 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: Pinlifter Milw_E70 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > This informed RR source (read employee) says 3629 > is blue carded as a ET44ACH while the 3300s are > ES44ACHs Yes. To back this up. One way to tell is the radiators. The E"T" is the Tier4 huge radiator (3629). E"S" is the smaller evo radiator that's been around for a while (3311). As far as the heavy designation, just gotta look it up. Date: 02/19/24 08:04 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: ns2557 santafe199 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Good stuff! But HOW in the world did you get that > tripod up in the air like that???? > > ? Pogo stick with an attachment. And steady hands. Date: 02/19/24 18:58 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: Texican65 Looks like the second photo that the model designation stenciled under the 3629 on the side of the cab reads ET44ACH.
I’m not sure how many are out roaming around…a handful perhaps…but I’ve had a couple on the point in the last 6 months…and they are GREAT locomotives!! GE got this one right! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/19/24 19:01 by Texican65. Date: 02/19/24 21:10 Re: New BNSF ES44ACH Units at Denver, CO, 1 Feb Author: dan heavy is mean they added more weight or ballast, solid steel?
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