EMD 645

A big, greasy beast of an engine Built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD) now called Electro-motive Diesel, the 645 is the iron heart of classic American freight and passenger locomotives. Even Boats uses it. Known for shaking the earth, waking the dead, and running forever. Comes in various models like V12, V16, or even turbocharged – because more cylinders = more badassery.

See also:
Locomotive, Diesel Thunder, Rolling Earthquake, Railfan’s Wet Dream

Example 1:

"That old SD40-2's still running? Damn right — it’s got an EMD 645 in it. Those things are immortal."

Example 2:
“That boat right over there, The M/V Queen Banana II IMO 8847973 is powered by a badass EMD 16-645 that makes around 3770 HP”

by EMD F59PHI July 22, 2025

Emd

Emd also eat my dick is when you tell someone eat my dick instead of eat my ass.

I told that bitch that did not let me Russian flash bang her to emd. She then asked what it was so I defined it to her saying “‘eat my dick”’

by That thickkkkkkk boy January 11, 2022

EMD

Eat my dick

For example if you see a furry you should say them emd.

by Milan4002 December 18, 2022

EMD SD45

The “Hustle Muscle.” Built by General Motors’ Electro-Motive Division, the SD45 measured 65 feet in length, and had 3,600 horsepower, powered by the 20 cylinder EMD 645E3 prime mover. In total, 1,260 SD45s were built, the first production SD45 delivered being Great Northern 400. Although powerful, the SD45 had a few reliability problems, such as teething issues, and risked crankshaft failure, despite its prime mover coming from the extremely reliable SD40.

Main variants:
SD45
SD45-2
SD45T-2
SD45X
SDP45
F45
FP45

The EMD SD45 is the ultimate Hustle Muscle!

The first EMD SD45, GN 400, is preserved and still in operation today!

by RailAce January 11, 2024

emd

emd means eat my dick

you- emd

human-pull it out then

by TheDramaLama May 3, 2021

EMD

You dirty minded people. EMD doesn’t mean “eAt mY dIcK”. it means ELECTRO-MOTIVE DIESEL. A brand that makes diesel-electric locomotives, locomotive products, and diesel engines used in the rail industry. Originally founded in 1922 as Electro-Motive Engineering Corporation, it was acquired by General Motors in 1930 and became GM's Electro-Motive Division. In 2005, GM sold it to Greenbriar Equity Group and Berkshire Partners, and by 2010 it was bought by Progress Rail, a subsidiary of Caterpillar. EMD is known for producing some of the most iconic locomotives in the world, including the famous F-series and SD-series engines.

The FL-9, GP38, SD60F, F40PH & F59PHI are examples of locomotives built by EMD

by EMD F59PHI December 17, 2024