Rio De Janero, Brazil Prototype Photos from
Dave Albertson
While Dave was away in Rio for work in the spring of 1999, he sutmbled across
this great little 44 ton switcher. Sorry, but we don't have much detail
on this area, or the engines on the harbor line. If you have any info,
let us know.
Click on a thumbnail photo to see the full size version.
RIOHRB1A.JPG (60k)
While driving along newar Rio Harbor, Dave came across this great wharf scene
complete with a 44 tonner working. You have to look real close on the
left hand side to see it though.
RIOHRB2A.JPG (68k)
Here's the switcher working the other side of the harbor. It was hard
to get in close for a better shot here.
44TON2A.JPG (80k)
This was the closest the switcher came to the road. Very clean roof
lines. It seems to be in great shape (other than the white smoke pouring
out of the exhaust stacks).
44TSKELA.JPG (48k)
Another switcher has gone to meet it's maker. It's bones were picked
clean by the vultures in the noon day sun. Nothing goes to waste here.
I assume that some parts on the current 44 ton swither came off of
this frame.