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Santa Fe Railroad SDP40F Diesel Locomotives on Raton Pass

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @santaferatonsub   AT&SF SDP40F locomotives take a freight train up the steep grades of Santa Fe's Raton Subdivision Model Railroad. The model locomotives are DCC controlled and feature Tsunami2 Sound. You will hear the engineer increase the throttle setting three different times to reach full power in Run 8 to resist the steep grades of Raton Pass. Prototype History: First locomotives built for Amtrak in 1973, they were basically SD40-2s' with a "cowl" body. A total of 150 were delivered to Amtrak by 1981. They were blamed for derailing a few passenger trains in Amtrak service, so the Amtrak decided to sell them. AT&SF acquired 18 of them and set them up for freight service calling them SDF40-2's. Santa Fe did not have any problems with derailments and they were in Santa Fe freight service until the merger with BNSF in 1995. Prototype History Research Source: The Santa Fe Diesel Volume Two, Dr. Cinthia Priest. Paired Rail Railroad Productions, LTD. 1998. ISBN: 0-9651896-2-7 SDP40F Prototype Specifications: Manufacturer: EMD Engine: 645E Horsepower: 3,000 Cylinders: 16 Years Built: 1973-1974 Acquired by ATSF: 1984 SDP40F Model Specifications: Manufacture: Athearn Genesis DCC and Sound: Tsunami2 Sound Unit Numbers: 5254, 5267 MFG #: ATHG63988 5254, ATHG63990 5267