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EMD: SD Conrail and predecessor 6-axel locomotives from EMD, such as SD35, SD40, SD40-2, and SD80MAC. These "special duty" locomotives were designed for hauling heavier trains. Updated: Aug 31, 2016 EMD: GP Conrail and predecessor 4-axel locomotives from EMD, such as GP7, GP9, GP35, and GP40-2. These "general purpose" locomotives hauled shorter and lighter trains. Updated: Aug 31, 2016 EMD: Switchers Conrail owned many EMD switcher classes, such as the SW900, SW1500, MP15DC, and NW2. You could find them switching yards or pulling locals. Updated: Apr 27, 2016 EMD: E/F Conrail use EMD's class "F" locomotives, such as F7A's, primarily for freight and "E" class, such as E8A's, for passenger and their business train. Also includes FP7's. Updated: Apr 20, 2016 GE: Dash 7/8 In the 1970's, General Electric began their improved Dash-7 series, replacing their aging "U" series. Improvements continued through the 1990's with the Dash-8 series. Updated: Sep 1, 2016 GE: U-Boat In the 1960's, General Electric began their "U" for "universal" series for passenger and freight service, with class such as U25B and U34CH. Fans dubbed them "U-Boats." Updated: Jun 5, 2015 ALCo: Century In the 1960's, American Locomotive Company began their "C" or "Century" series, such as C-628 and C-630, designed to replace their aging RS series. Updated: Jan 8, 2008 ALCo: RS/S ALCo first produced smaller RS series "road switchers," S series "switchers," and T series locomotives. During the 1950's, many of Conrail predecessors purchased these. Updated: Jan 31, 2006 Electrics Electric locomotives, such as the famous Pennsylvania Railroad GG1, boxy E44, and diminutive E10B, ran off overhead wires or third-rail power. They were short-lived on Conrail. Updated: May 30, 2004 Miscellaneous Series Conrail owned several locomotive classes not fitting under the above categories, such as MT-4 and MT-6 slugs, oddball Baldwin locomotives, and others. Updated: Jan 31, 2006 Annual Locomotive Rosters Though most sections feature rosters for individual locomotive classes, this section lists complete annual locomotive rosters from the first 1976 roster to the last in 1999. Updated: Jun 10, 2016 Copyright (c) 1998-2016 Robert S. Waller. All rights reserved. Photos for personal use only. All rights reserved by original owner of image. Reproduction or redistribution in any form without express written permission is prohibited.