726 retired in 1991 and sold back to GE. RCL 686 was wrecked 30 Jan 1994 at MP 104 of the Takla Sub then retired in 1995.

MLW M-630W BCOL 726 and MLW M-420B BCOL RCL 686 at north Vancouver yard 726 retired in 1991 and sold back to GE. RCL 686 was wrecked 30 Jan 1994 at MP 104 of the Takla Sub then retired in 1995

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British Columbia Railway MLW M630W 726 at Lillooet, British Columbia, February 14, 1982. Photographer: Martin Zak. Scanned from a 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 negative owned by Digital Rail Artist.

In September 1998, an eastbound BNSF manifest freight headed up by three different GE models, rolls along the Clark Fork River and through the pair of semaphores at East St. Regis, …

2014年4月4日 · Looks like RS 18 #619 beside her as well.

In March of 1983 my friend and fellow fan Mark Perri and I made a trip to British Columbia. This was my first trip to the BCOL and I was not disappointed. On the morning of March 19 we followed a northbound freight out of North Vancouver on the …

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The real 726 held the distinction of being the first Locomotive painted by the railway into the final version of the green/green paint scheme. In my view, this paint scheme was one of the all-time great schemes ever applied to a locomotive. 726 was also the only M630W to receive the colors (or colours for our Canadian friends)

The first BCOL locomotives to feature the North American safety cab were eight M630s (#723 to 730) that began arriving in late 1973 from Montreal Locomotive Works. The six-axle units wore …