
| Units 1247 - 1276 were built for domestic use and units 4001 - 4044 were designed for foreign use and had special axles that allowed the wheels to be easily moved to fit a variety of gauges. At 39 feet 2.5 inches, the foreign use units are slightly longer than their counterparts designed for domestic use. The foreign use units were equipped with engine heaters to allow for operation in temperatures down to as low as minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit. |
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![]() photo by: John A. Joyce Lafarge, Tiger OK - Oct. 2009 |
![]() photo by: John A. Joyce Lafarge, Tiger OK - May 2008 |

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- built for US Army (black) - to AEPCO Apache Station Generation Plant - Cochise (Willcox) AZ. - current owner AEPCO (Arizona Electric Power Cooperative) |

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- built for US Army (red) - to Navajo Army Depot, Bellemont, AZ. - current Camp Navajo (Arizona National Guard), Bellemont, AZ. (2009) |

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- built for US Army - to Navajo Army Depot, Bellemont, AZ. - current Camp Navajo (Arizona National Guard), Bellemont, AZ. (2009) |





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- served at the Selfridge Air Force Base, Harrison Twp. MI. - spent some time in Europe in 1991 (Gulf War) - now at the Michigan Transit Museum |














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4027 is now on Hudson Terminal RR (HTR) Hudson, Co., (Old RESCAR Facility) Engine not running, troubles with Baldwin relays and lack of replacement parts. Photo and info thanks to Charlie Tucker Railway Services Manager |
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