
ConnDOT Genesis Engines
By Pierce Haviland and Ron Yee
| The newest engines in the Metro-North fleet are
the ConnDOT Genesis engines, numbered 228-231. These engines are
identical to the 27 silver and blue Genesis units with the
exception of the New Haven Pain Scheme. |

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ConnDOT 228 |
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The 228 was the first unit Genesis to arrive in the New Haven paint scheme |
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ConnDOT 230 |
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The 230 is facing south at Harmon Shop. They will turn it on the wye when it passes inspection |
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Old Meets New |
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An old F-10 stands in the way of Genesis unit 225. The F unit was an original F3, made in the 1940s, that was rebuilt by ICG and renamed F10. Four of these units gave a decade of reliable service to Metro-North despite their age. |
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Reflections |
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It looks like the paint is still wet on the newest Genesis engine, the 231. It will be the last unit of this type to be built by GE for Metro-North for the forseeable future. Bye-bye FL9s. |
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Track 13 |
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ConnDOT Genesis 228 sits on track 13 in GCT ready to head north to Danbury, CT Photo by Ron Yee |
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ConnDOT 228 |
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Genesis 228 sits quietly on track 13 before sprinting out of Grand Central in electric mode. Photo by Ron Yee |
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Last updated
January 10, 2008
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2001,2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
by Pierce Haviland.
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