5‑Unit BNSF GEVO Lash‑Up Charges Up Cajon Pass — Heavy Stack Train скачать в хорошем качестве

5‑Unit BNSF GEVO Lash‑Up Charges Up Cajon Pass — Heavy Stack Train

Captured in crisp winter light, this eastbound BNSF stack train grinds up Main 1 at Cajon Junction (MP 62.2) behind a muscular five‑unit GEVO lash‑up. Clean power, glowing desert rock walls, and that unmistakable Cajon Pass energy turn this climb into pure mountain‑grade railroading. I was packed up and ready to head home… but Dispatcher Buddy had other plans. This train rolled in and, like Buddy spotting a bone, I couldn’t walk away. No tripod, no wind muff — just pure railfan instinct and a recorder in hand. Buddy said “Get it,” so here it is. 📍 Location Cajon Junction, California — Main 1 (MP 62.2) 🚂 Train Type BNSF Intermodal / Stack Train 🔧 Power (5 Units Total) Lead Units • BNSF 4254 — GE ES44C4 • BNSF 7790 — GE ES44DC • BNSF 7103 — GE ES44C4 DPUs • BNSF 3722 — GE ET44C4 • BNSF 3751 — GE ET44C4 From the first horn to the final echo off the canyon walls, this consist shows why Cajon Pass remains one of the West’s most iconic railfan locations. 🔎 Tags BNSF stack train, BNSF intermodal, Cajon Junction trains, Cajon Pass railfanning, Main 1 Cajon, MP 62.2, BNSF 4254, BNSF 7790, BNSF 7103, BNSF 3722, BNSF 3751, ES44C4, ES44DC, ET44C4, GEVO lash‑up, BNSF DPU, Southern California trains, heavy intermodal, railfan, railfanning, freight train, intermodal train