Heading to Pacific Harbor Line's Pier B Yard is PHL PR30C 40. This locomotive was built by Progress Rail using the former Canadian Pacific SD40-2 5819 as a starting point, originally numbered PRL... (more)

The 0500 UP Dock Job gets headroom on the Wilmington Lead as they work TraPac with an ex-BNSF PR30C for power.

A UP Dock Job shoves towards ICTF with PHL's lone PR30C on the rear.

Power lays over at Berth 200 Yard as the YPSW01 Interchange Switcher brings a cut of autos off the San Pedro Sub bound for UP at Dolores.

YPSW14 shoves up the Manuel Sub with the one and only Progress Rail rebuild PHL 40 for power.

A closeup look at PHL's lone PR30C, PHL 40.

The 0900 UP Dock Job brings 40 cars from TICTF to ICTF as they approach Long Beach Jct. with a pair of the oddballs of the PHL roster, a Progress Rail PR30C and EMD24B.

A leased former BNSF PR30C spots TraPac in the Port of Los Angeles while working the 5AM UP Dock Job.

A PHL BNSF Dock Job brings a train of containers bound for export up to Long Beach Jct. After waiting on several BNSF, PHL and UP moves to clear, they'll yard at a couple locations in the Port of ... (more)

The PHL 0200 UP Dock Job sets off some stacks from Global Gateway South on a storage track at CP-Del Amo as a BNSF train heads west towards the Harbor.

To the casual observer passing the Cargill grain elevator in Devore, California, this appears to be a Union Pacific local delivering more hopper cars. In reality, these are BNSF Railway die... (more)

Resting between assignments along old Route 66 at Ono, a broadside view of Caterpillar powered BNSF 1321, ex-PRLX 3003.

BNSF 1320 sports "New Image" paint fresh from Progress Rail-Tacoma. Once painted as PRLX 3002 in UP colors, rebuilt from SD40-2; originally built as SOO 763 1/73.

BNSF 1320 heads back to San Bernardino as it shoves a single autorack at Rana on the Cajon Sub.

BNSF Railway's four PR30C diesels can be hard to photograph, as they tend to work the railroad's inaccessible San Bernardino yard almost all the time. But, they do venture out at times, often to ... (more)