UP 5799 leads a eastbound oil train through Ottumwa on a stormy afternoon.

Managed to race out to Hercules earlier tonight to catch the UP 5799 (flag-less AC4400) on the headend of the QRVML. When the train first got to Hercules I had the 600 on and to my suprise they stopped to let a UP stacker pass by so I raced to the car to get the wide angle lens, took some more phot

2025年3月10日 · Pictures of UP 5799 : Owner: Union Pacific Railroad Company: Model: GE AC44CWCTE: Built As: Builder Info (Unavailable ) Serial Number: 53566: Order No: Frame Number: Built: Other locos with this serial: UP 5799(AC44CWCTE) Page Controls : View: Pics Per Page: Title: Coal loads roll east ...

UP 5799 : Lead unit on an eastbound loaded covered hopper grain unit train : Date: 3/11/2019: Location: Enterprise, KS Map : Views: 436: Collection Of: Walt Sharp: Locomotives: UP 5799(AC44CWCTE) Author: Walt Sharp: Picture Categories: Roster,Transit,Action: This picture is part of album: 2019 BNSF Strong City Subdivision

Title: UP 5799 : Description: Lead unit passing Amtrak Station (35 mm film) Photo Date: 12/15/2005 Upload Date: 12/15/2005 7:15:24 PM : Location: Oregon City, OR : Author: Al Ahlgrim

UP 5799, 7818, & 5710 power a westbound mixed freight on UP's Kearney subdivision at MP 158. The GP60 is offline. UP 7090 is the mid-train DPU.

I caught UP 5799 in Rosville back in 2-1-05. It appeared to have had a engine room fire. So it looks like what ever shop repaired the damage had no Flags on hand. Maybe these shops need to keep a few on hand? Tony

A UP Leading AC44CTCWE With SD70ACE Power A Manifest Train Thanks For Watching UP 5799UP 8557

Title: UP 5799/5793 DPUS : Description: Union Pacific eastbound 5774 with two nearly new clean DPUs : Photo Date: 7/2/2002 Upload Date: 8/12/2012 11:06:02 AM : Location: Durkee, OR : Author:

UP 5799 passes by Blue Mountain Road crossing through the S-Curves below Tunnel 1. A pair of DPUs is visible in the distance, descending from Tunnel 1. The train is only 79 cars long, so there are no mid-train DPUs.