MCER 2100

Name	Type	Comments	Date

David Nutter	General	Interesting I've seen this before. That's right is NW5 is ALCO? And, great shot and congrats that I seen this photo been on front RP of homepage today!	6/14/2010 2:42:37 PM

Andy Guthrie	General	NW5! Great catch. (The NW5 was actually one of EMD's first attempts at a road switcher--just an NW2 with a stretched frame, short hood for an optional steam generator and Blomberg road trucks. It looks like an ALCO cause it's actually a stretched yard switcher like the RS1's, 2's and 3's; you can just see the EMD notch in the long hood ahead of the cab. I think they only built 5 or 6 of them.) Again, great catch and nice shot!	7/3/2010 12:04:22 PM

Marlowe Barnes	General	Just read about and saw this rare EMD model in the Trans Mag Locomotive Special. Your shot depicts the true essence of something so unique. The BL-2 is another such experiment.	10/3/2010 5:32:13 AM

Daniel Savage	General	Looks like the F is at the short hood end. I wonder if other NW5s ran this way?	3/5/2015 7:01:38 PM

MCER 2100
After dropping 5 cars, and picking up 2, the Mass Central heads back to their own tracks
Date: 5/5/2010	Location: Palmer, MA	Views: 486	Collection Of: Andrew Wedge
Locomotives: MCER 2100(NW5) MCER 960(GP20)			Author: Andrew Wedge

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: CSX Boston Line 5-5-10

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