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Uploaded by on Jul 19, 2006

P893 in Gaithersburg MD. The action the young man is making has killed others before.

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  • WH means wide hood.

  • Maineboy had it right, W is for wide nose, H for HEP unit equiped. If the engine had a "wide hood" as you put it, the loco designation would have the prefix "F" for "Full (width) Body (hood)"

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  • @russell379x - not exactly. They may look similar from a distance, but the designs are completely different.

  • EMD uses that same cab all the way threw the SD80MAC

  • dont forget made by EMD haha j/p

  • The majority of recycled cowl cabs, such as this one,came from scrapped Burlington Northern F45s.

  • Sounds more like the HEP generator

  • Is it the sound of the turbocharger?

  • "P" stands for Passenger, which usually means the unit is geared for high speeds. "H" stands for HEP, which I explained previously. "L" sometimes stands for "Light" as in light weight.

  • I found website "railpictures.net" Tri-rail F40PHL-2 I have no idea why put "WH" or "PHL" etc should be put "R" e.g change cab or upgrade only I know "R" mean rebuild ,"T" mean tunnel motor and other word

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