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Class 66 66108 at
Didcot on 23 August 2004. These locomotives operate the majority of
EWS freight trains.
Electric Motive Division Series 66 or JT42CWR is a series of Co-Co diesel locomotives built by EMD for the European heavy freight market. Originally designed for use in Great Britain as the Class 66, they have since been adapted and certified for use in other European countries.[1]
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- ^ JT42CWRM Fact Sheet
- ^ Press Release, Electro-Motive Diesels (EMD) certifies its Class 66 (JT42CWRM) locomotive in Romania, 2007–01–24.
| v • d • e Limited production and export locomotives built by GM-EMD |
| Electrics: |
SW1200MG, AEM-7, GM6, GM10, GF6C |
| Industrial, military, export and narrow gauge: |
Model 40, DDM45, DHI, GMDH-1, GMDH-3, MRS-1, GA8, G8, G12, G16, NF110, NF210, JT42CWR (Series 66), JT42HW-HS, GT46MAC, GT46PAC |
| Streamliners: |
M-10000, M-10001, M-10002, M-10003-6, Pioneer Zephyr, General Pershing Zephyr, Green Diamond, Flying Yankee, Aerotrain |
| Experimentals: |
1800 hp B-B |
| See also: |
List of GM-EMD locomotives |
