Equipment
The Railroad operates with former Long Island Rail Road locomotives through a lease. These locomotives include ex-LIRR:
| Number | Builder/model |
|---|---|
| 101 | EMD SW1001 |
| 105 | EMD SW1001 |
| 106 | EMD SW1001 |
| 151 | EMD MP15AC |
| 155 | EMD MP15AC |
| 156 | EMD MP15AC |
| 159 | EMD MP15AC |
| 261 | EMD GP38-2 |
| 268 | EMD GP38-2 |
| 270 | EMD GP38-2 |
| 271 | EMD GP38-2 |
Formerly used in service were Louisville and Indiana Railroad SW1200s #9321 and 9373 and GP-10's #201 and 202. A leased former Iowa Interstate/Missouri Pacific GP-38, #2081, has been acquired to boost power on the long trains the NYA runs eastbound and westbound on the Main Line.
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