NS Eastbound A48 Switching At Transfer Yard: Opelika, Al
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- February 7, 2008
12:00 PM CST
Here's something that's not seen too often on CZcams when it comes to railroading, switching. Though this wasn't the bigest of jobs, switching in general is one of the most inportant aspects of railroading but it often the most overlooked.
Enjoy!
It's great how you can hear the crew talking on the scanner, it helps show how the job gets done. Thanks for posting, excellent video!
Hi hoolg! You're 100% right when it comes to switching vids. You just don't see enough of them. Don't know why, but this vid here that you put up is exactly the kind of railroad vid that I like watching. Thanks!!
Excellent job! You really showed the crews at work, favoriteing this as well.
Lol! If you say they're drool worthy than all the more power to you.
I'm glad you like them. I hope to have more out soon.
Of course I always and hahaha yeah you are correct because were have more power than I do lol!
Oh I can't wait man till you have make other new a videos!
Yeap anytime, your videos are really becoming something else, keep it up.
Thanks!
I was hoping the comversations on the scanner would come through clear. Apparently they did. It's kind of like their own narrative and it does seem to help in explaining what's going on.
Nice job , i love them NS!
Its a shame they dont use it anymore, the cars on the track now must be a bad order, still awaiting pickup
the man in green either was the helper or the forman of the crew and yes that orange thing was a derail which the guy in the green removed
Thanks again!
Ahhhhh Yesss railroading at its finest,Great Video Man,Great Video!!!!!*****
B to the J
(Drools!) I love every your video man!
Was it you asking for the switching vid a few months back? I can't remember if it was or not but I knew somebody would like this one.
Too bad about the caboose not being on the trains anymore.
That caboose was still there until around July or August, they moved it up about two miles away right above the CSX line next to a small bridge that crosses the tracks.
what was that oarnge thing on the track?
It's a derailer. And that's what it will do to, just in case of a runaway rail car.
Opelika is in Lee County.
Honestly I think he's been on the local crew for a couple of years. I'd doubt he would be on this train being a "nooby" simply due to other more senior employees getting top bid on this top bid job.
You got me on what you mean by 10 SMACK man. Care to enlighten?
Time is everything. And money. But the way they where acting. Just another day on the job.
ha ha im guessing the black guy is the forman of coarse he'll make the white guy hussle he's the helper of the crew senior may junior must thats railroading for ya