Locomotive Fleet
The locomotive fleet of the PNWR/WPRR primarily consists of used "second generation" products of General Motors' Electro-Motive Division. Notable exceptions in the fleet include a handful of GP/SD9 locomotives which are now 50 years old and still in regular service. PNWR also operates a few unique locomotives, including one of the last remaining SDP40Fs, DLMX 644, and an SD40-3MR, PNWR 3300.
- Locomotive fleet (as of February 2008)
- 101, 102 RP-4ED Slugs (used with 3001, 3002)
- 1201 EMD SW9
- 1501 EMD SD7
- 1801, 1803-1805 EMD GP9
- 1851, 1852, EMD SD9
- 1853 EMD SD9M Chopped nose SD7 - Scrapped December, 2009
- 1854 EMD SD9 ex LLW
- 2005 EMD GP38
- 2301-2317 EMD GP39-2
- 3001-3007 EMD GP40-2
- 3051 EMD SD40-3
- 3300 EMD SD40-3MR
- 3603, 3604 EMD SD45
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