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	<title>Comments on: High horsepower seventies style: ten thousand six hundred rated horsepower or is this ten thousand two hundred horsepower? CP Rail first #942 approaches the high iron at Staines, Ontario (east end Agincourt Yard) powered by Diesel Road Freight unit (CP class DRF-36d) # 4744 accompanied by MLW sisters #4550 (M630)  and #4714  (M636), lashed up \&#8217;elephant style\&#8217;, on a warm, humid autumn1977 Sunday. The 4744 is the one and only example of MLW designated model #M640. The eighteen cylinder engine is rated by the manufacturer at  4000 horsepower. Even so CP considered the unit to be experimental and as such rated the unit as a DRF-36d with the same 3600 horsepower rating as  the sister Road Freight units (sixteen cylinder 251E engine) within the 4700 series (source: C P Diesel Locomotives by M.W.Dean). Note the freight equipment at the head end: a blue Chessie \&#8217;Cat\&#8217; System and the two red CP Multimark fifty foot box cars. Kodak Kodacolor II ASA100  negative transported by a Nikkormat EL. Photographer S. Danko.</title>
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