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Owner: BNSF Railway
Model:EMD GP60MBuilt As:ATSF 155 (GP60M)
Serial Number:886063-56Order No:886063
Frame Number:886063-56Built:8/1990
Notes:Ex ATSF.
Other locos with this serial:  BNSF 155(GP60M) ATSF 155(GP60M)
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BNSF 155
Title:  BNSF 155
Description: 
Photo Date:  4/2/2022  Upload Date: 4/3/2022 8:18:28 PM
Location:  Vancouver, WA
Author:  Richard Chase
Categories:  Roster
Locomotives:  BNSF 155(GP60M)
Views:  69   Comments: 0
90s EMDs
Title:  90s EMDs
Description:  BNSF 155 and 288 hide behind fences, poles, and MOW equipment in the rear of the Interbay Engine Terminal facility. These units would be considered interesting finds in most other places, so its only appropriate that theyre parked in the hardest area to photograph. This image was taken with a telephoto lens (116.2 Focal Length for anyone interested) from a small side road off Emerson Street. This road runs right past the Interbay deadine, and provided far-away views of the engine terminal. BNSF 288 is a 1997-built SD75I, while 155 was built in 1990 as a GP60M, and originally wore the Santa Fes iconic "Warbonnet" paint scheme. Note that the headlight on 155 is slightly offset to accomodate the crew door on the nose of the unit. In the background is a parked stack train awaiting fresh power, and further back is the Dravus Street overpass over the middle of the yard.
Photo Date:  6/19/2022  Upload Date: 12/27/2022 12:00:36 AM
Location:  Seattle, WA
Author:  Lucas Connor
Categories:  Yard
Locomotives:  BNSF 155(GP60M) BNSF 288(SD75I)
Views:  137   Comments: 0
The Interbay Deadline
Title:  The Interbay Deadline
Description:  Varied BNSF engines are massed at the Interbay engine terminal. The yard has long been a storage site and deadline for dozens of yard and local freight power. BNSF 2553, an ex-Santa Fe GP35 rebuild, is on the far left near the sand and fuel racks. On the other side of the service area is BNSF 1453, a BN SD60M now in H2 paint. In the right foreground is a line of stored GP38ACs and GP38-2s, two of which still wear my beloved Cascade Green. Further back are a GP60, SD75I, and GP35, all of Santa Fe/BNSF lineage. Farthest back is another line of stored engines, including a GP60B, ex-Frisco Geep, and even a diminutive SW1200, originally built for Northern Pacific in 1956. Of the 15 engines in this shot, only five appear to be in serviceable condition. The others are likely in for maintenance, being stored for a surge in traffic, or awaiting scrap.
Photo Date:  6/19/2022  Upload Date: 8/29/2022 12:00:29 AM
Location:  Seattle, WA
Author:  Lucas Connor
Categories:  Yard,Track
Locomotives:  BNSF 1453(SD60M) BNSF 2112(GP38AC) BN 2112(GP38AC) BNSF 2079(GP38-2) BNSF 2085(GP38-2) BNSF 2133(GP38AC) BNSF 2136(GP38AC) BN 2136(GP38AC) BNSF 155(GP60M) BNSF 288(SD75I) BNSF 2694(GP39-3) BNSF 2334(GP38-2) BN 2334(GP38-2) BNSF 2917(GP39E) BNSF 340(GP60B) BNSF 1664(SD40-2) BNSF 3534(SW1200) BNSF 2553(GP39-3)
Views:  735   Comments: 0
BNSF 155
Title:  BNSF 155
Description:  BNSF 155 at the Champion Fuel Tracks in Seattle, WA.
Photo Date:  1/14/2023  Upload Date: 1/14/2023 11:15:43 PM
Location:  Seattle, WA
Author:  Mark Gillings
Categories:  Roster
Locomotives:  BNSF 155(GP60M)
Views:  71   Comments: 0
BNSF 155
Title:  BNSF 155
Description: 
Photo Date:  5/7/2023  Upload Date: 5/8/2023 5:10:44 PM
Location:  Washougal, WA
Author:  Richard Chase
Categories:  Roster
Locomotives:  BNSF 155(GP60M)
Views:  60   Comments: 0


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