HXN5 Chinese GEVO Compilation 

DF8 freight loco

That's because they are. Exported from the US.

The GEVO16 engines used on HXN5 are built by CRRC Qishuyan Co. in Jiangsu, China under the license of GE.

No shit sherlock

Northeast Rail Productions those are k5l’s

Last thing they need is a bell XD

Those are export only locomotives.

@@REDACTED4503 No, alot of China's equipment is compatible with the US railways. Search up the ND5, aka GE C36-7, they are also US-spec, they just need bells and ditchlights.

@@MattKhosrowRailfan no its a K5HL i can see its high manifold and 1L

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@Emerald Zebra At Least You Guys Have GE PowerHaul Locomotives (British Rail Class 70), Which I Think Are Cool, But You're Right GEVOS Are AWESOME. GEVO Horns, Especially On The Second Phase ES44AC's And ET44AC'S, Sound Cool, The First Phase AC'S And DC's Have A Slightly Different Horn Sound. They Make A Really Nice Chugging Sound Like A Dash 9 Or AC4400CW, Though The Tier 4s Don't, Sadly. Additionally India Has GEVOS, The ES43ACmi And ES57ACi, Known As The WDG-4G And WDG-6G, Respectively. Lastly Egypt Kazakhstan Have GEVOS ES40DCi And ES44ACi (Also Known As The TE33A) Respectively.

Cause the ES59ACi/HXN5 Locomotives are powered by a GEVO-16 Prime Mover that can put out maximum power output of 6250 Horsepower, while the ones here in the US are power by a GEVO-12 Prime Mover that has a maximum power output of 4500 Horsepower.

4400hp is sufficient for most NA railroads especially on heavier coal trains that tend to use distributed power setup.

K5H of K5L

Guys you have it in the US, it's essentially GE AC6000cw built for China

@@kyriakos232 it's a gevo series which has the es in the designation

The railroads don't like high horsepower locomotives.

Yaorong Dai No, this was an entirely new design. Brand new prime mover and likely better traction motors too.

I believe the same height, but the roof profile is much rounded due to differences in loading gauge.

@@DBRXCustomRailroadModels alright

Chinese can't design good body work.

@@Xyb3rTeCh They were made in America.

@@NitroFury engines are made in America. But body works is made by china

@@Xyb3rTeCh Engines were made in China as well under license from GE.

Good locomotive looks unique

Hate to break it to you, but they’re in Australia too (albeit limited to the Pilbara region)...

Medium Approach Medium Productions But those are actual GEVOs, not the ugly thing seen here. 6250 hp is incredible though.

Medium Approach Medium Productions OH GOSH NO...

Stafford Northern Railroad Add Egypt to that list, by the way. And the countries with TE33A’s as those are GEVOs. The PowerHaul series in the UK doesn’t classify as a GEVO I don’t think.

@@blackbirdgaming8147 But With Larger Radiators With Modified Cooling Systems To Deal With The Australian Outback's Extreme Temperatures.