AEM-7 status

Matt Johnson wrote:I noticed a few presumably retired AEM-7s as we passed by the Wilmington shops aboard train 95 a few minutes ago. Also coupled to one of the AEM-7s was P40 #828, still sporting its Phase IV colors underneath the rust.

Two of them are not retired.

Oh yeah, also saw 942 pulling a Keystone into Newark earlier.

I saw 908 and 923 on Sunday.
What are the numbers of the other AEM-7ACs still active?

I have seen no retirement/storage report for the following 15 units:

908
914
916
919
920
921
923
924
929
934
939
940
941
942
946

Martin Baumann wrote:I have seen no retirement/storage report for the following 15 units:

908
914
916
919
920
921
923
924
929
934
939
940
941
942
946

Out of these engines, which are the top 5 or so that are the most reliable?

Martin Baumann wrote:I have seen no retirement/storage report for the following 15 units:

908
914
916
919
920
921
923
924
929
934
939
940
941
942
946

I thought you were overseas. Do you work for the railroad? How would you see a retirement or storage report?

ThirdRail7 wrote:

Martin Baumann wrote:I have seen no retirement/storage report for the following 15 units:

908
914
916
919
920
921
923
924
929
934
939
940
941
942
946

I thought you were overseas. Do you work for the railroad? How would you see a retirement or storage report?

My Man!

How would you see a retirement or storage report?

On this forum or from other internet sources or from magazines

Martin Baumann wrote:

How would you see a retirement or storage report?

On this forum or from other internet sources or from magazines

Is there any way you can direct me to which magazine or other internet sources that I can find this?

How many AEM-7s have been scrapped so far and which units?

I saw #921 at Washington on December 3rd.

From the ACS-64 thread:

Three AEM-7s still in service while one is already on display in a museum.

Which three? Reports on this forum have dried up

I'm not sure were he got three. There are 6 operating on trains today...and reports have dried up because people have more to do than babysit engine numbers for someone 1000s of miles away.

You're welcome to count yourself by observing the wayside, like people did for years prior to be able to whine and complain about a lack of information on the internet.

two or three days ago, a person in fleet management told another forum there is 11 still in service.

919 in service as of today.