BNSF Transfer

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Dave Curtis	General	Very nice! Where I live we see a lot of 6-axle BNSF power on Bakken crude trains, nice to see the 4-axle units.	2/10/2013 5:30:49 AM

William H. Davis Jr.	General	Thanks, reason this is 4 axle power is it's a transfer job & not a road train, although the transfer does run with 6 axle road power sometimes, even the big coal train power sometimes when they're short on the 4 axle power such as when they're servicing the lighter 4 axle power & have to use whatever is on hand, but most of the time the transfer uses the good old 4 axle power	2/10/2013 8:18:00 AM

Fred Stuckmann	General	Nice throwback uniforms.	2/10/2013 1:34:07 PM

William H. Davis Jr.	General	Yeah, The BNSF Transfer is 1 of my favorite trains to catch in Birmingham being they still run good old 4 axle power & some still in predecessor schemes	2/10/2013 1:38:00 PM

Bernie Feltman	General	The 2nd unit is a nice example of Santa Fe	2/10/2013 7:53:22 PM

William H. Davis Jr.	General	Yes, & 1 I've gotten photos of many times, BNSF 2849	2/10/2013 7:54:18 PM

Larry Lundberg	General	Great shot WD!	2/21/2013 7:05:33 AM

William H. Davis Jr.	General	Thanks	2/21/2013 8:03:09 AM

BNSF Transfer
BNSF Transfer Job Y-BIR104 passing through 27th Street Interlocking in Birmingham, Al. on their way to deliver interchange to NS at North Yard & return back to East Thomas Yard
Date: 2/9/2013	Location: Birmingham, AL Map	Views: 402	Collection Of: William H. Davis Jr.
Locomotives: BNSF 2007(GP38-2) BNSF 2849(GP39-2)			Author: William H. Davis Jr.

Picture Categories: Scenic,Action		This picture is part of album: BNSF Transfer

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