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God I love the 5 chime

The 5 chime steam locomotive whistle sounds a lot like the K5H train horn.

Wow it looks good seeing both of the sd60’s paired up together

27:26 What kind of horn does 7034 have?

26:21 No way I caught 92 trailing second on the lake shore limited in upstate New York!!

Very creative cinematography, especially the last few minutes. Outstanding!

The PRR heritage unit is superb. Great video!

Great shots at Whitford Station.

Awesome 🤩 video 📹📼. I love 🥰 the PRR Heritage Unit. I forgot the make and model of the locomotive 🚂. Do you know what it is ? Thanks 🙏

I grew up in North Philly in the 70's and as a young boy I spent many hours standing on the platform at North Philadelphia station watching the big GG-1's running from NY to DC along the Northeast corridor, then I would watch the Reading Commuter trains run into Downtown Philly !

長い貨物列車がすごい迫力。 チャンネル登録をしました。😺

Awesome tanker train! Just subscribed

Excellent video!

It would be awesome to chase a shortline, but knowing when and where to start is challenging.

Gotta love a Mogul.

Is it just me, or does it seem this engineer is in a hurry to get done? He's got his conductor running to road crossings. No flag or Blairs. Tooo much .

Good job Zach as usual. Nice!

Awesome video!

1900? Either a U33B or B23-7

i have TONS of RJC in the Clearfield Cluster. check em out. i miss living near RJC.

they load these trains in 2 places either Bells landing or Osceola Mills grain trains are loaded at Cresson

Great catches excellent chase and capture and nice video

My son is special needs and he loves trains 🚆🛤🚞🚝🚉🚈🚇🚅🚄🚃🚂 especially railcars like m1 & m3 and antique streetcars 🚊🚋 he thinks they are highly underrated rail transportation vehicles and all should be preserved, restored, and put back into service. He is also glad the East Broad Top railroad is up and running again and hopes that the entire line and all the steam locomotives are restored.

After some quick calculations, I determined that Everett was chugging along at ~15 mph for most of the trip.

Look at all these jerkoffs moving through the crossing when the lights and bells are still on 😡

My son really likes the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad especially since they acquired and restored 1309 but he wishes that the rest of the line from switch #9 to Connellsville PA would be rebuilt and used again for both passenger and freight trains since it had an easier gradient of just 1% and has scenic views of the Appalachian Mountains ⛰. And he does not want that to be wishful thinking he wants it to be a reality! He also thinks it was poor judgment for the Chessie System to abandon the Western Maryland line in favor of the parallel Baltimore and Ohio line over Sand Patch when the Western Maryland line had an easier climb.

Awesome progress

Awesome catches of it

Nice catch!

Nice video!

Nice video!

That's an S3L I think

Would’ve been nice to see more of the whole train

This was filmed last month, right?

Magnificent catches of the trains comigg by and depart from the station, i like it 5 stars, keep up the great work, my friend, Greetings from Portugal to the USA

Nice catch

Nice video!

Those dpu"s where really working hard

would you happen to know how you acess that private crossing?

Its like a full size train set and I love it xD

There is something so satisfying about watching an old steam locomotive doing the job it was made for. I love excursion services and all but theres something great about this old loco still running revenue freight

Great shots! I also love the Federal Signal STL-10 siren. I mapped the Phoenix Fire Company #10. In the street view the siren can be seen on the roof. You were about 700 feet away.

always wondered where that line from Warminster train station went!

Congratulations

Wow, that’s amazing!

Sounds like BR&W 60’s C&O 3 Chime!

That's pretty funny at the end when number 11 is pulling away that truck is pulling gears trying to sound bad ass..... nope not even close!!! and I'm a heavy haul truck driver out here in oregon LOL

This was really interesting. Never in my life have I seen a steam locomotive pulling revenue freight.

That little baby pulled pretty well! Of course, unlike the old days, the cars had roller bearings.

When a gallon of diesel is 5.00 And a ton of coal is 100.00 bucks Steam makes a comeback