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Don's Rail Photos
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General Electric U25B Diesels
800 was built in December 1961, #34227.
801 was built in November 1961, #34231.
804 was built in January 1961, #34220, as General Electric 753. It was sold as SL-SF 804.
805 was built in February 1961, #34221, as GE 754.
806 was built in February 1961, #34222, as GE 755. It was leased and later scrapped by Naparano Iron & Metal in 1979.
807 was built in February 1961, #34222, as GE 756.
808 was built in July 1963, #34573. It became Burlington Northern 5210, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to Precision National Corp.
809 was built in July 1963, #34571. It became BN 5211, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to Precision National Corp.
810 was built in July 1963, #34572. It became BN 5212, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to Precision National Corp.
811 was built in July 1963, #34563, as General Electric Corp 55. It was sold as SL-SF 811. It became BN 5213, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to Precision National Corp.
812 was built in July 1963, #34561, as GE 53. It was sold as SL-SF 812. It became BN 5214, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to Precision National Corp.
813 was built in July 1863, #34562, as GE 54. It was sold as SL-SF 813. It became BN 5215, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to Precision National Corp
814 was built in July 1963, #34564, as GE 52. It was sold as SL-SF 814. It became BN 5216, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in September 1981. It was sold to Precision National Corp.
815 was built in July 1963, #34565, as GE 51. It was sold as SL-SF 815. It became BN 5217, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in September 1981. It was sold to Precision National Corp.
816 was built in March 1965, #35522. It became BN 5218, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
817 was built in March 1965, #35523. It became BN 5219, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
818 was built in March 1965, #35524. It became BN 5220, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
819 was built in March 1965, #35525. It became BN 5221, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
820 was built in March 1965, #35526. It became BN 5222, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
821 was built in March 1965, #35527. It became BN 5223, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
822 was built in March 1965, #355287. It became BN 5224, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
823 was built in March 1965, #355288. It became BN 5225, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
824 was built in January 1966, #35761. It became BN 5226, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
825 was built in January 1966, #35762. It became BN 5227, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
826 was built in January 1966, #35763. It became BN 5228, Class U25B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
827 was built in January 1966, #35764. It became BN 5229, Class U-25-B, in December 1980 and retired in October 1981. It was sold to to Precision National Corp.
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