Smoking Guilford GE U-Boats on freights 05/19/1992

Guilford Transportation Industries GE U-Boats on a couple of different trains on 05/19/1992. Video by the late Richard 'Moose' Ouellette. If you like our stuff, Please comment and/or subscribe!

[@williamoleschoolarendt7016]

One of my favorite engines

[@bigdick7793]

I also love the fact everyone wasn't blowing horns and bells all over the place . Everything seemed low key and more natural:)

[@gregoryhainsworth2663]

I miss the U boats.

[@houstonrailfanTX]

It's amazing that seeing a U Boat in 1992 was like catching a Dash 8-40CW in 2014 in terms of how old the loco is.. Dash 8's are somewhat rare but a little railfanning and you will see plenty.. Wish i was old enough in the early 90's to see them

[@SignalHillProds]

In a lot of ways, I miss the old Guilford days...

[@ricksmith8022]

The 663 the sis bickmore after Tim bickmore Bangor house

[@backyardrailroader]

U30C with a U23B...nice...

[@earthangel6480]

EARTH ANGEL😇 YES Ronnie, sometimes very 😢 sad to remember these past memories.🤔 I started going to the Lawrence yard quite often myself until it really wasn’t a “yard” anymore. I started going there 1990. Mostly times at Rosemont, Atkinson, Plaistow . My admiration for these crews AND their 🚂 is unmatched!!!😀👍😍💕😁

[@keving7546]

Nice lash up

[@nhrrman]

Hi Steve, Its an SD39....about as stripped as you could get one, Illinois Terminal heritage. They bought four, one didn't see much service, craig

[@lexpo181]

Very good stuff!

[@ronniefarnsworth8224]

Me ,Moose and the guys at S.Lawrence Andover St. yard. the early days of Guilford was great for the railfans EMD/Alco/GE but not much fun for the railroad workers ! But all most every night for 15yrs or so the guys would show up after work (there were real jobs then not like now in Obama's F-d up world !) or dinner and we would watch and talk trains for ours each night, coffee's,donuts,pizza & pepsi !!! good times, and I drove up from Lynn for years and then NBPT still a long drive. Sadly so many are gone ! Ronnie Farnsworth Exeter,NH.

[@nhrrman]

Ronnie Farnsworth We probably have met, used to go to Lawrence myself

[@bigdick7793]

Smooth engr on those units

[@cvgeeps]

where did the SD 38 come from first one I've seen in NE GEs ALCO' poor cousin

[@easyamp123]

that's an sd39, no turbo on the 38

[@samanli-tw3id]

Yellow versions of these locomotives should be called "yellow submarines".