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Locomotive Roster for the Lone Wolf and Santa Fe Railroad

Santa Fe locomotive number 3571
  All freight locomotives are part of the motor pool and are assigned trains based on the car card system's supply and demand.  The main job listed below is only their primary job.  Units from BNSF and Santa Fe, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific head up lashes of trains for their respective railroads.  (The Union Pacific has trackage rights through the pass).  Additional helper units are assigned to each train based on the trains requirements.  If the UP needs additional power and there are BNSF units available they use them and vise versa.
   Wolf Mountain is one mean hill and there is never enough muscle available with out helpers and pushers.  East bound trains always require more power to get up the hill.  West bound trains don't need as much because it is downhill most of the way and what grade there is is, is nothing compared to the east bound side which climbs the 4,000 foot step, up from the Pacific Plate to the North American Plate, making it one of the steepest main line passes in the nation.
Santa Fe 3700 is still going stong after many years of service
   Because of gear ratios and other differences, powered locomotives are only run with other powered locomotives from the same brand or dummy units.  The Athearn loco's are nicely detailed with after-market parts and are very dependable and economic.  The Atlas locomotives are vintage late 1970's but can still be found new in the box on the internet.  They run great at very slow speeds, much slower than the Athearn's.  They make the best locos for switching urban areas where driving slow looks so cool.  The Walther's units are a good cross between the other two.  They look great and run great.  I don't know why nobody else has them.
Southern Pacific locomotive 7151 pushes the Fruit Salad Express
   All locomotives have Kadee couples.  Most have #5's.  Units with snowplows have #26's in the front.  Some units requires under or over set shanks.  Use the height gauge to check proper height.  I have tried some other brands of couplers and use them on rolling stock sometimes, however the plastic couplers don't last long mounted on the locomotives due to the tougher stresses that locomotives encounter during switching etc.
    All locomotives are in some stage of being super detailed and weathered.  Standard details are M.U.'s, snow plows, radio antennas and sun visors.  Other details on some units include grab irons, air conditioners, and of course the crew.  Handrails are painted and mounded grab irons are highlighted with a line of the proper color.  Air intakes and exhaust are weathered.  Older locomotives are weathered with more dirt, rust, and grime, etc., see rolling stock page for weathering techniques.
More pictures will be posted as soon as I can shoot them.
Owner  Number Make Model Livery Manufacturer Main Job 
Amtrak  Amtrak #2
2
G.E. AMD-103 phase 3  Athearn Southwest Chief
Amtrak Amtrak #32
32
G.E. AMD-103 phase 3 Athearn Southwest Chief
BNSF 517 G.E. B40-8W war bonnet Walthers Hot Shot 
BNSF  533 G.E. B40-8W war bonnet Walthers Hot Shot 
BNSF 986 G.E. C44-9W heritage 1 Athearn Fast Freight
Santa Fe Santa Fe 555
555
G.E. B40-8W war bonnet Walthers Hot Shot 
Santa Fe Santa Fe 601
601
G.E. C44-9W war bonnet Athearn Hot Shot 
Santa Fe  611 G.E. C44-9W war bonnet Athearn Hot Shot 
Santa Fe 690 G.E. C44-9W war bonnet Athearn Hot Shot 
Santa Fe 2963 EMD SD 9 blue yellow bonnet Athearn Cargill Flour Mill
Santa Fe  Santa Fe 3571
3571
EMD GP 38-2 blue yellow bonnet Athearn High Desert Local
Santa Fe  Santa Fe 3700
3700
EMD GP 40 blue yellow bonnet Atlas Valley Local
Santa Fe 3700 EMD GP 40 blue yellow bonnet Atlas Valley Local
Santa Fe. 3814 EMD GP 50 blue yellow bonnet Athearn High Desert Local
Santa Fe 4015 EMD F9A war yellow bonnet Tyco Historical Society 
Santa Fe  Santa Fe 5068
5068
EMD SD40-2 kodachrome Athearn Fast Freight 
Santa Fe  5707 EMD SD40-2 blue bonnet IHC Fast Freight
Santa Fe Santa Fe 5903
5903
EMD F45 blue yellow bonnet Athearn Fast Freight
Santa Fe 5950 EMD F45 blue yellow bonnet Athearn Fast Freight
Santa Fe 6308 G.E. U33B blue Athearn Fast Freight
Santa Fe  8731 G.E. U36C blue yellow bonnet Athearn Way Freight 
Santa Fe  8517 G.E. U33C blue Athearn. Way Freight 
Southern Pacific 3034 Alco Trainmaster bloody nose Athern Bridge Traffic
Southern Pacific Southern Pacific 7151
7151
G.E. U28C bloody nose Athearn Bridge Traffic
Southern Pacific 7154 G.E. U28C bloody nose Athern Bridge Traffic
Southern Pacific 7400 EMD SD45 speed lettering Athearn Bridge Traffic
Southern Pacific Southern Pacific 8125
8125
G.E. C44-9W speed lettering Athearn Bridge Traffic
Southern Pacific 8170 G.E. C44-9W speed lettering Athearn Bridge Traffic
Southern Pacific Southern Pacific 8287
8287
EMD SD40T-2 bloody nose Athearn Bridge Traffic
Southern Pacific 8326 EMD SD40T-2 bloody nose Athearn Bridge Traffic
Union Pacific Union Pacific 2802
2802
G.E. U28C . Athearn Bridge Traffic
Union Pacific  3288 EMD SD40-2 
snoot
. Athearn Bridge Traffic
Union Pacific 3291 EMD SD40-2
snoot
. Athearn Bridge Traffic

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