2011年4月5日 · I have in project to do an MLW M630-W of the BC Rail and I have a questions. What canadian cab can I use for the M630-W? It’s a cab of CN M420 or others? For a GE Dash9-44 CWL I used a conventionnal canadian cab for BC …

BCOL 726 (M630W) Serial Number: 6074-04: Order No: 4932: Frame Number: Built: 10/1973: Other locos with this serial: BCOL 726(M630W) Page Controls : View: Pics Per Page: Title: MLW M-630W BCOL 726 and MLW M-420B BCOL RCL 686 at north Vancouver yard : Description: 726 retired in 1991 and sold back to GE. ...

MLW M-630s were built by Montreal Locomotive Works from 1969 to 1973: 29 for CPR, 26 for BCR, and 20 for Ferrocarriles Nacional de Mexico (N de M). Eight of the BCR locomotives were designated M630 (W) and were built with a wide-nosed …

Pictures of BCOL 723, Model: M630W. Title: MLW M-630W BCOL 723 at North Vancouver yard : Description: retired 1991, sold back to GE

If Ben says it is OK, then I will clean this up and release it to the BCLW team for posting on their site as an interim release until the route is ready. Otherwise, it stays where it is-in limbo on my machine. The screenies show it in TSM and on home trackage. I do have two CN versions that are ready to go as well. Steve Callaghan

2024年8月13日 · Manufactured between 1967 and 1970, the M630 and C630M epitomized Alco, and subsidiary Montreal Locomotive Works' commitment to producing powerful and reliable locomotives capable of handling the demanding needs of freight transportation in North America.

Well, it should be easy to tell if it was an M630W or a 8-40CM - here's a M630W: Basically a widecab version of the MLW M630. And, not a cowl unit. The 8-40CM (sorry, I ALWAYS use standard GE designation ) is a cowl unit based off the 8-40C. Notable changes include Dofasco trucks and a Canadian "Comfort" cab, but if you look overhead, you can ...

British Columbia Railway SD40-2-752 & BC Rail M630W-729 are leading a N/B freight train. Its passing below the Stawamus Chief, officially Stawamus Chief Mountain. It towers over 700 m (2,297 ft) above the waters of nearby Howe Sound. It …

Ex BCOL M630W as NdeM / FNM #723 on ex SBC.

Incorporated in 1912 as Pacific Great Eastern Railway to take over the operations of the Howe Sound & Northern Railway. North Vancouver - Whytecliff line completed in 1914 (and disused from 1928 to 1956). Railway taken over by provincial government in 1918. Line between Squamish and Prince George completed in 1952.