GM vs. GE - The Horsepower War of the 90s
Long time locomotive manufacturer rivals, General Motors and General Electric, were in a "war" back in the 1990's, seeing who could make a dependable unit with 6,000hp. This here is a retrospective of both heavy haul models, the GE AC6000CW and the GM-EMD SD90MAC. « Follow the socials! » ►Instagram - / winnipeg_railfan ►Flickr - https://www.flickr.com/photos/1441620 ►Tiktok - / winnipeg_railfan ►2nd Channel - / @trainboy9159 Thanks for watching! MI BOMBOCLAAAATTTT!!!! ~Midland Rail Media.
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710ECO - Rebuild Retrospective II
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Heritage Units - What Makes Them Special ?
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Track Maintenance: Railroad Frog and Turnout Rail
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Trucks vs. Trains
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GE's Secret Shame: The AC6000CW Disaster Nobody Talks About
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CSX GE AC6000CW Training video
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10 Most HATED LOCOMOTIVES!
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Every Heritage Unit REVIEWED in 10 Words or less
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The GE Locomotive That Silenced EMD in 1994
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America’s Diesel Monster — How Union Pacific's 6,600HP Giant Ruined Rails
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High Hood Locomotives
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F40PH - The Locomotive That Saved Passenger Rail Travel
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The $5 Billion Smoke Screen: EMD’s Final Disaster
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Obscure F40PHs - Into the Rabbithole
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The Milwaukee Road
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There's a LOT MORE to locomotive numbers than you'd think... | Railroad 101
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Canadian National's 'Rent-A-Wreck' Era
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Why Railroads HATED EMD's 'Upgraded' SD50
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Finding Trains on WPLACE
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The Last Standard Cabs - EMD SD70 and GE C40-9
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The Rise and Fall of the DDA40X: The Largest Diesel Locomotive Ever Built
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