Railroad Locomotive Graveyard

LTEX Rail has been in the business of scrapping locomotives for years, with its deadline tracks chock full of first- and second-generation locomotives and switchers from Amtrak, Canadian National, Union Pacific, Conrail, VIA and many other companies.

LTEX Rail also contains an inventory of more than 400 EMD and GE locomotives ready for immediate delivery to clients across the United States, whether they are looking to lease, lease to own or purchase. Nearby, a massive warehouse contains thousands of used and rebuilt components for all locomotives.

The site was home to United States Steel’s McDonald Works, which closed in 1981.

A Burlington Northern Railroad 9917 that started life as a Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad 9987A circa 1955 EMD E9A.

A Burlington Northern Railroad 9917 that started life as a Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad 9987A circa 1955 EMD E9A.

Conrail

Conrail

An Amtrak 285 awaits further scrapping. It is a former EMD F40PHR, an EMD F40PH with EMD SDP40F components.

Indiana Harbor Belt 8859, an EMD SW7, was built in February 1950 and retired in March 2003.

An Amtrak 285 awaits further scrapping. It is a former EMD F40PHR, an EMD F40PH with EMD SDP40F components.

Amtrak EMD F40PH cabs.

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