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Rivets, Steam and Sweat: How It's Done Today
January 18, 2005
For an idea of how diesel locomotives are manufactured in the 21st century, take a behind-the-scenes look at the assembly process at General Electric, one of only two locomotive builders left in the United States, by clickinghere.