A little GE 45-ton loco photographed at Cruzeiro yard.

SSR 4501 on the Salt Lake Garfield and Western.

This 45 Ton diesel switcher was built by General Electric in December 1946 for the East Washington Railway which operated near our Nation's Capital serving the community of Seat Pleasant, Maryland... (more)

The morning passenger excursion sits at the East Broad Top station as the crew prepares the train for boarding.

"Dink" RMM 45-tonner #5, affectionately referred to as "Dink" sits on the Turntable on a Thursday afternoon.

Happened to stumble upon "The East Broad Top Goes to War" celebration, ironically on my way to Gettysburg, Pa this past weekend. Passenger were just arriving to board the train as we had... (more)

1 of the 3 45-Ton GE's at Kokomo Grain in Kokomo has a cut of cars stretched out on the lead as they slowly shove back and load.

The WK&S celebrated their 60th anniversary this past weekend. Although a plan to bring in Viscose #6 for this occasion fell through at the last minute, the railroad's fleet of little diesels kept... (more)

"I don't get no respect". Maybe we should call this one Rodney.

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.