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Juniata Diesel Conversions |
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Rebuilt From Rebuilt As Rbld Notes NS 6653 SD60 NS 6900 SD60E 11/10 NS 6567 SD60 NS 6901 SD60E 3/11 NS 6576 SD60 NS 6902 SD60E 6/11 NS 6580 SD60 NS 6903 SD60E In progress NS 6559 SD60 NS 6904 SD60E In progress; had wreck damaged cab NS 6546 SD60 NS 6905 SD60E In progress; former HLCX 5998, never operated as NS 6546 NS 6541 SD60 NS 6906 SD60E In progress; former HLCX 5992, never operated as NS 6541 NS 6603 SD60 NS 6907 SD60E In progress NS 6561 SD60 NS 6908 SD60E In progress NS 6596 SD60 NS 6909 SD60E In progress NS 6581 SD60 NS 6910 SD60E In progress NS 6600 SD60 NS 6911 SD60E In progress NS 6536 SD60 NS 6912 SD60E In progress; former HLCX NS 6534 SD60 NS 6913 SD60E In progress; former HLCX NS 6570 SD60 NS SD60E In progress NS 6599 SD60 NS SD60E In progress NS 6521 SD60 NS 6916 SD60E In progress; former HLCX 240 units planned total through 2019 Work Done: - Engine upgraded to 710G3B-EC w/ EFI and Tier 2 emmisions - EM2000 microprocessor installed, including all new electrical cabinet - New widecab installed with a/c, cab signals & LSL, original long hood retained - Changed from long hood forward to short hood forward where applicable - KNORR (CCB2) electronic air brake and motor-driven air compressor installed - "Layover equipment" and NS-designed (at Juniata) split cooling installed with added intercooler fan Notes: - NS 6593 was to become NS 6902, but the frame was found to be too damaged from the Graniteville wreck - Cab design by Norfolk Southern and built by Curry Supply of Curryville, PA - Weighs approximately 406,400 lbs - 100,000 lbs tractive effort - Sometime between 5/10 and 10/10, NS 6613 was modified with the addition of an intercooler fan behind the dynamic brake like the SD60E - Classified by NS as power group 5, 8 axles of power, 8 axles of extended range/high capacity dynamics
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