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Amtrak Engine 95 from John Erickson

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AMTK 95 with 681 at Deering Jct on October 6^th of 2016.
Photo by John Erickson.
AMTK 95 with Downeaster 693 at Mountain Junction on October 31^st of 2020.
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AMTK 95 with Downeaster 693 at Mountain Junction on October 31^st of 2020.
Photo by John Erickson.

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Amtrak engine 95, & cabbag 90214 arriving in Portland at Mountain Junction on October 31^st of 2020.
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Amtk 90214 leads 684 out of Brunswick at Lewiston Junction on March 23^rd of 2021.
Video by John Erickson.

Engine Details
Number	Marks	Current Disposition	Eng. Serial No.	Eng. Built:	Date Acquired:
95	AMTK	Active	49633	6/1997	6/1997
Eng. Type:	Engine Maker:	Trucks:	Horsepower:	Weight:	Prime Mover:
P42DC	GE	B-B, high speed	4,250	268,240 lb	7FDL16, 4 stroke
Traction Motors:	Series:	Air Compressor:	Tractive Effort (starting):	Head-End Power:	Speed:
4 - GE752AH DC motors	Genesis I	1 - WABCO 3CDCLA	63,000 lbf	1 GTA33 alternator, 800 kW, 480 V	110 mph

This engine data is primarily from the builders data on the side of the locomotives with inclusions from The Diesel Shop and Wikipedia.

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Seat Hog	Passenger who monopolizes more than one seat in a car or station waiting room while others are standing. Such pests usually spread luggage, packages, or lunch over adjacent seats.