AWESOME!!!! 4 NS Trains Meet at the Horseshoe Curve (Mayhem Of Trains)
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2019
- Recorded on July 27 2019 the day after the Horseshoe Curve derailment
First a very loud, slow, long, and heavy monster mixed freight 39G crawls up through the steep grade with 3 units all notched out and lots of gravel cars all loaded and with the assist of 2 helpers still only manages to only reach about 10 MPH. As the train ends through the curve another monster mixed freight 10K rounds the curve with DPU's including the Erie heritage unit and a set of helpers. As the DPU's pass by the approach of a slow, and long westbound stack train 25Z starts to round the curve with no rear end helpers. As the stack train still passes by after 10K ends the curve Amtrak is right behind the 10K moving slowly on track 1, after Amtrak and 25Z pass through the curve ends the Mayhem Of Trains. This had to have been the highlight of the weekend seeing 4 trains one after another in 30 minutes. This video can also be nicknamed the MAYHEM OF TRAINS. Hope You Enjoy!!
Trains include 39G, 10K, 25Z, and Amtrak 04T - Zábava
Awesome video mate! You even captured a NS Heritage unit, ballast cars AND Amtrak. I say, surely nothing beats this level of awesomeness. Well done!
Talk about being in the right place at the right time..... AWESOME!!
Even had a CR England landscape container.
Thanks airing and sharing the outstanding ' scintillating' force of the Locomotives.Endeavors are prominent.Bliss
Absolutely brilliant video thanks for posting 👍🏻😁
That right there is some realllly good dispatching
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@@frankjanvari8650 sometimes yes but we run alleghany in manual control from cp conpit to cp gray.
Nice video This is possibly the best day for horseshoe curve and 9387 caught on fire
I'm from Armstrong county PA....and I love listening to the radio traffic. And those operators totally have the Pittsburgh accent.
If they they need a miracle or something somebody can always get on the phone and make the arrangements!
What a day you had...I'm envious.
That 1st one wuz easily the longest I've EVER seen...
It was long I didn't think it was going to end.
Wow that is insane, awesome video Randy
Wow! Awesome catch! Been up there a lot of times.
Rockin Randell nice job on this video fun to watch scenery beautiful at horseshoe curve.
Great video! Horseshoe curve is on my bucket list, but is over 6 hours from me.
Hi RR, I had forgotten about this fantastic video until someone just answered my original comment. Hard to believe the derailment was cleaned up so quickly. The whole episode captured my attention for a couple days. I so love trains!
Excellent video Randall, probably one of the best meets I’ve seen, awesome work 👍
That is unbelievable! Great catch!
Glad they cleared all the underbrush back. Much better now.
Saw the same train with NS 1068 in Robesonia, PA!
Very cool! I hope to visit “the curve” someday.
Wow! Awesome job. 👌
DEFINITELY need to install some curved track greasers or refill any that are there already.
I've been there once and sometimes I had to cover my ears because the squeaking was ear piercing.
Outstanding catch... Right place at the right time! How many cars made up the consist on the first train? Bonus having Amtrak pass on the inside track. Love the natural sound of steel on steel. Haven't been to the Horseshoe. It must have been awesome being there at that moment. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
Wow, this was great! I counted 4 engines, then 180 cars, and two more engines at the end on the first train alone! Is that possible? Thank you Randall!
3 NS. 1 Amtrak but very good
They need a Flange greaser here that works !!!!!
Awesome!
Talk about being at the right place at the right time ! (haha, I just saw someone below said the same thing !)...
Nice!
What's insane about this? I think it's awesome!
Nice train action.
Rockin Randall7788 Cool.
What would be so Interesting is if a person could know the value of these trains. The total weight and such. Did 400B just rolls by? Wish we could know.
Wow! Quite a video! How often do they put helpers in the middle of a train like 10K?
@@rgood7788 Interesting. I've only seen that once before and it was over ten years ago.
Mayhem ? Orderly procession Yes. I guess trainspotters wet themselves at such overwhelming excitement in their otherwise dull lives
Rockin Randall7788 Really no need to falsely label a video that train enthusiasts would watch anyway. Where did I indicate any dislike for the actual content of the video.? Sheesh what a grouch.
Rockin Randall7788 yeah they are wankers, aren't they. I've never lived in a town without a rail line.
How the hell long is that first train, that’s overachieving!
Neat video. I'd need ear plugs if I was there. I really wish people wouldn't tag all of the cars with crap graffitti.
@@rgood7788 The graffiti gives otherwise bland cars character
Great video....slow your panning down.....😁
@@rgood7788 ...just found you.....was a suggestion ....
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Nice clip, Very interesting England refridge container just before Amtrak passes, any info on it?.
@@rgood7788 Just another big United States trucking company C.R. England having driven truck for over 20 years
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My only question is how many cars on that first train? Had to be at least 150. Longest train I've ever seen. I'd hate to be at a crossroad! I'll bet they had to double up after the derailment.
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@@kiefercuppett6749 Wow! thanks for that. Hard to believe it's been a whole year already. I watched that cleanup for hours.
What is the elevation & or gradient of the " Curve"?
I Saw a special painted C.R. England reefer container
@@rgood7788 Nice
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Why every trains in USA looks so old?? You havent enought money to buy news??