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- The GMD GMDH-1 was an experimental diesel-hydraulic, center-cab, switching locomotive built by General Motors Diesel of Canada. Four examples were built. The first two locomotives were each fitted with a pair of 6-cylinder Detroit Diesel series 110 engines giving 600 horsepower (450 kW), while the second pair had two series 71 engines developing 800 hp (600 kW). The first constructed, in December 1956, was serial #A1597, numbered GMDD 1001.It became the GMD London, Ontario plant switcher in April 1958, and was retired in November 1975. The locomotive was given to the in July 1977, and passed into the collection of the Canada Science and Technology Museum in November 1986 after being restored by of London, Ontario. The second locomotive, serial #A1713, was completed in September 1958, and was first numbered GMDD 600 as a demonstrator. It was later sold to Brazil, where it was RFFSA 600 and later 6031.The unit is reported as having been subsequently scrapped. The third and fourth locomotives, #A1811 and #A1812, were constructed in September and October 1959 respectively; they were initially given GMDD 800 and 801. Both were sold to industry. #A1811 passed through a succession of owners.It was first sold to (ERCO) in May 1961 as their #89; ERC sold it to S.G. Paikin through Malcolm Black Equipment Ltd, equipment dealers, in October 1972, who in turn sold it to Limestone Products in October 1973 as their #3-6902. It was sold once more to in September 1979, who resold it in February 1980 to of (Perth Amboy, New Jersey) as their #3. It didn't last there, returning to Canada again through Malcolm Black Equipment Ltd and being rebuilt by of Edmonton before passing in January 1981 to Hudson Bay Oil & Gas in Kaybob, Alberta as their #3.Hudson Oil & Gas became Dome Petroleum and then Amoco Canada Petroleum, for whom the locomotive remains (as of 2006) operable. #A1812, meanwhile, was purchased by contracting firm as their #28151.It was re-gauged to 5 ft 6 in (1,676 mm) gauge and shipped to Pakistan for the building of the Mangla Dam, where it still resides. (en)
- De GMD GMDH-1 is een rangeerlocomotief, gebouwd door . Van deze locomotief zijn slechts vier exemplaren gebouwd. De locomotieven zijn gemaakt tussen december 1956 en oktober 1959. (nl)
- A GMD GMDH-1 foi uma locomotiva para manobras diesel-hidráulica experimental construída pela General Motors do Canada (GMDL). Quatro locomotivas foram construídas. Tinham duas frentes com cabine central. As primeiras duas foram montadas com um par de motores Detroid Diesel modelo 110 de 6 cilindros produzindo 600 hp, já o segundo par com modelo 71 que lhe conferia 800 hp. (pt)
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- De GMD GMDH-1 is een rangeerlocomotief, gebouwd door . Van deze locomotief zijn slechts vier exemplaren gebouwd. De locomotieven zijn gemaakt tussen december 1956 en oktober 1959. (nl)
- A GMD GMDH-1 foi uma locomotiva para manobras diesel-hidráulica experimental construída pela General Motors do Canada (GMDL). Quatro locomotivas foram construídas. Tinham duas frentes com cabine central. As primeiras duas foram montadas com um par de motores Detroid Diesel modelo 110 de 6 cilindros produzindo 600 hp, já o segundo par com modelo 71 que lhe conferia 800 hp. (pt)
- The GMD GMDH-1 was an experimental diesel-hydraulic, center-cab, switching locomotive built by General Motors Diesel of Canada. Four examples were built. The first two locomotives were each fitted with a pair of 6-cylinder Detroit Diesel series 110 engines giving 600 horsepower (450 kW), while the second pair had two series 71 engines developing 800 hp (600 kW). #A1812, meanwhile, was purchased by contracting firm as their #28151.It was re-gauged to 5 ft 6 in (1,676 mm) gauge and shipped to Pakistan for the building of the Mangla Dam, where it still resides. (en)
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