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  1. Working the Hump

    Working the Hump

    BNSF 1865 & 1873 shove a cut of cars over the hump in Pasco.
  2. CN's dirtiest

    CN's dirtiest

    The hardest working units aren't running the country's mainlines, they're in the yards switching 24/7. You're looking at a typical CN hump set: GP38-2 mother lead (CN 7500 even) HBU-4 hump booster unit aka slug (CN 500) HBU-4 hump booster unit aka slug (CN 500) GP38-2 mother trail (CN...
  3. BNSF TEBC6 6297 engr side

    BNSF TEBC6 6297 engr side

    Other side of one of Pasco's hump set slugs
  4. BNSF TEBC6 6297 condr side

    BNSF TEBC6 6297 condr side

    One of the Pasco hump sets, it's mother is in the shop
  5. CSXT'S Boyles Terminal

    CSXT'S Boyles Terminal

    Bay Line ( Former GTW ) GP40 6416 is sitting on the detour track at CSXT'S Boyles Terminal Hump
  6. Shoving over the hump - Selkirk, NY

    Shoving over the hump - Selkirk, NY

    CSX yard job shoves a long cut of autoracks over the hump, and into the classification yard at CSX's Selkirk Classification Yard in Selkirk, NY. In the background you can see the bowl of the yard where the cars are classified for outbound trains. Canon EOS Elan 7, Fuji Provia 100F
  7. CSXT'S Boyles Terminal

    CSXT'S Boyles Terminal

    CSXT Hump Job humping a block of freight at CSXT'S Boyles Terminal in Tarrant City, Al.



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