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	<title>Comments on: There was a time when GO Transit had quite a variety of locomotives leading its trains. Like many commuter agencies it expanded its network in fits and starts and its motive power followed suit. GO 904 was one of GO&#8217;s APCU fleet (Auxiliary Power Control Unit), F units that no longer powered the train but provided power to the cars and a cab when the train was in push mode. 

I likely would not attempt a shot from this location today. This is train #982 deadheading back to Willowbrock for the night after an afternoon rush hour trip to the old CN station in Hamilton, just getting out of town ahead of the shadows.</title>
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