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McCloud River Railroad Company McCloud Railway Company Locomotive #1810 EMD GP-7u Built- 8/1951 c/n- 15691 Horsepower- 1,500 |
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The McCloud shops never did end up doing anything with the #1810, and it spent several years being shoved from one part of the yard to another. Nevada Industrial Switch finally brought a small mechanical crew into McCloud in the summer of 1993, and they actually got it fired up towards the end of the summer shortly before they shipped it out.
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U.S. Army #1822, seen here in Willows, Florida, on 12 March 1994, depicts the as built configuration of both the McCloud #1804
and #1810, with the high hoods and AAR switcher trucks. Keith E. Ardinger photo.
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Alaska Railroad #1821 in Anchorage on 22 June 1972, a few years before it would be remanufactured and renumbered 1810. Jim Herold photo.
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The #1810 in Anchorage on 6 August 1978. Unknown photographer.
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The #1810 again in Anchorage on 2 July 1979. Keith E. Ardinger photo.
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The #1810 is is seen here on 1 April 1988 in the scrap yard in Klamath Falls, Oregon, shortly before being sold to the McCloud River. Photo is by and courtesy of Jerry Lamper.
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Another photo of the #1810 in Klamath Falls, this one by Lee F. Hower and shot in June 1988.
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The #1810 sitting in the McCloud yards in September 1991. Photo is by and courtesy of Jerry Lamper.
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One final shot of the #1810 in McCloud, this one by Keith Ardinger and shot on 7 March 1994.
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#1810 in Portland, Oregon, in 1999. Keith E. Ardinger photo.
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| This is a photo of the #1810 as it appeared on the Oregon Pacific Railroad. Photo courtesy of Larry Tuttle. |
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| Another view of the #1810 on the Oregon Pacific Railroad, this one shot on 26 February 2002 by Keith E. Ardinger. |
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| Oregon Pacific painted the #1810 in this scheme immediately prior to shipping it to Archers-Daniel-Midland. Keith E. Ardinger photo, 18 February 2008. |
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