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Railpower RP14BD
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United States | 2008
5 produced
Terminal Railway Alabama State Docks No. 772 in November 2016 in Mobile, Alabama
Terminal Railway Alabama State Docks No. 772 in November 2016 in Mobile, Alabama
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Railpower Technologies, a subsidiary of the R.J. Corman Railroad Group, offers to rebuild existing diesel locomotives to new, energy-saving and environmentally friendly GenSet locomotives. The RP14BD is a four-axle switcher based on the EMD SW1500 or MP15DC. Two Deutz V8 engines provide a total of 1,400 hp, while one engine is being turned off depending on power demands.

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Builtsince 2008
ManufacturerRailpower Technologies
Axle configB-B 
Gauge4 ft 8 1/2 in (Standard gauge)
Dimensions and Weights
Boiler
Power Plant
Power
Power sourcediesel-electric
Top speed65 mph
EngineDeutz TCD 2015
Engine type2x V8 diesel
Engine output1,400 hp (1,044 kW)
Calculated Values
diesel locomotive
Genset
switcher
last changed: 06/2025
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