Bite Sized Oddities - UP 6759

So far, we've talked about 2 wreck rebuilds from the Union Pacific. One more wreck rebuild (that is a GE) exists, with a interesting twist to it. You could say it has a bit of Maple Syrup glued to the new cab.
Music used: Summer Paradise - LoFi
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[@DillianTrainzStudios]

I honestly wonder how many cabs Union Pacific borrows for their locomotives everytime they get into a wreck.

[@daniel_the_railfan]

ITS A GOOD DAY WHEN A BITE SIZED ODDITIES EPISODE COMES OUT

[@jjrailfan2024]

I can’t believe that UP didn’t keep the teardrop

[@KCDash4400cw]

I saw this unit once and thought it looked weird but now knowing what happened I must say as a person who loves teardrop cabs, fucking based asf,

[@railfandepotproductions]

0:47 I heard there's dashcam footage of the wreck

[@anf_8310_ab]

This is why i really love Union Pacific. They have so many unique combinations of equipments (also their history of big horsie engines)

[@CedarLakeRailfanner]

I actually just saw 6759

[@TrainPlace123]

I was lucky enough to see this unit trailing on a ethanol train around Rochester New York a year or two ago

[@flaredradiators]

1:57 shots fired

[@capefeartrainsandsirens]

I always though 6759 got scrapped after the wreck happened but I guess not.

[@adensrailfanningproductions]

Hey i suggested this unit!

[@oakvillerailfan553]

Same lol, glad to see it being covered

[@STHSIndustries2K6]

UP #6759 has a cab from another locomotive XD

[@999-98]

Cool! U should do a video about the Norfolk Southern AC4400CW's they got from CEFX which will be for NS called the AC4400W and the rebuilt SD70ICC's (Former SD70M-2's)

[@fallingup90]

I just caught this locomotive today. Unfortunately it was a rear DPU facing in

[@braydenellerman1936]

7312 remained its NS cab during the rebuild

[@Railofthemidwest]

Rebuild aging?

[@NStransit8099]

You should make a Bite Sized Oddities on CSX #2667. The last CSX locomotive that had the Seaboard System paint scheme.

[@SD40-2]

good video

[@RAtheGoodRailfanner_888]

Nice!

[@nikerailfanningttm9046]

This is normal for Uncle Pete. I remember a sole B23-7 (UP 107) was fitted with EMD Spartan Cab. Five U23B’s received the same treatment as well.

[@P_litzer]

At 1:09 it looks like Gus Fring after the explosion in Breaking Bad

[@BNSFTrains10]

1:18 As for 2584's other remains they would be Scrapped

[@amtrakproductions-mx9ib]

Imagine the UP-CN merger

[@HeyItsMeGoku785]

UP 6422 looked similar to 6759 last time i saw it

[@user-gn5bo6jp1q]

It was also same in terms of top speed

[@csxguy3002]

Oddite Idea: CSX 6914 that was vandalized with chessie nose.

[@up1943productions]

Hello, how about Bite Sized Oddities - BNSF Ex-ATSF 673

[@tonyblow7676]

6759 has a p3 horn

[@danielferrovias]

Talk about BNSF 4560 and NS 8447's front doors being swaped for a while...

[@CSX_GP30]

Can you do a Bite Sized Oddities of CSX 6914

[@jonathanlarathetrainguy7788]

You should do UP 6706

[@rtrfan7398]

I have a request for a locomotive oddity. NS SD40-3 6405. It was ex BN 7149/HLCX 7149/NS 3528. It's unique because it was a BN test unit and was a SD40-2 with flared radiators. Then it was rebuilt to a SD40-3 with normal radiators in 2021.

[@SignalMan9292]

Bro I caught this thing but didn’t know it was special and you can barely see it in my video

[@CaitlinFeger-io3pe]

Congrats on going to college!

[@abzolute31415]

Do CSX 6914 the vandalized "Chessie heritage unit"

[@SilverThunder710]

Do the EMD/BN SD60MACs

[@machinerygaming40]

Hey, could we get an episode on DAIR 3028 (EX-BN 8174) the Frisco together at last unit. I can get you some inside info on the unit. Let me know if you’re interested.

[@oakvillerailfan553]

Hey I requested this

[@thunderboltproductions8618]

First person to watch this video lol

[@thunderboltproductions8618]

By the way, I love your videos

[@Founder_of_UNAR]

But first to like this vid.

[@Planes_Trains_and_Automobiles]

second

[@chetumaire]

305th viewer idk

[@Madman12.]

101st viewer