The UP engines 2733 and 3317 (both are SD 40) with a mixed freight train in Sealy (Texas)

The UP engines 2733 and 3317 (both are SD 40) with a mixed freight train in Sealy (Texas).

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Three engines of the type Dash 9 with a long freight train (113 cars!) in Sealy (Texas).

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The UP engines 2733 and 3317 (both are SD 40) with a mixed freight train in Sealy (Texas). 13.02.2008

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The UP engines 2733 and 3317 (both are SD 40) with a mixed freight train in Sealy (Texas).

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