Australian Trains : ALCO Clag !!
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Alco unit 45s1 is shown as it gets 6M42 ballast train moving again after a brief stop at Kilmore East. The unit started out life in 1963 with the New South Wales Government Railways, and has since been owned by various companies. It is shown in Silverton yellow, and is on lease to El Zorro. The unit is fitted with an Alco 12-251C engine. The 45 class was one of Alco's "World Model" type loco's.
Why we love AlCo's engine song?
Forzoso arranque de esta hermosa ALCo, con su característico sonido. Muchas gracias.
That's a lovely sound - kind of like a BR class 33.
Hace muchos años que no escuchaba este sonido ALCO mas precisamente desde mi niñez...
Got anymore video?
if memory is still good for me it should have t333 and 385 on the back?
Is that ALCO Asymmetric cast frame trimount bogie?
Yep !!
45s1 has been renumbered back to its original number 4532? and is now in use with SSR
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Nice video Steve although I am a GM fan big time ,but if I like any locomotive from the ALCO stable it is the 45 class it looks like a 48 class on steroids!!!!!!
super video bro
Nice one Steve, thats crystal clear, do you have a new camera or editing suite?
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I forgot there used to be American clag too. At least someone still uses them.
Nice! I like a spot of clag......
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The only diesel engine that can out smoke a ALCO is a Fairbanks Morse after Idling
Anything English Electric will out smoke all
Perfeito seu video :)
I bought a new camera a few months ago.
Love those old Alcos, they burble and smoke wherever in the world they are!
There is a gradient,,,is this dont exist,the train move more faster.
nomon95 it is ballast train, it would have been discharging ballast into the track at that speed
That ALCO is just awful! Fuckin pollution from that inefficient diesel engine.
do all alco's smoke that much lol
its an alco thing... ;)
the 80%of Alcos smoke a lot,,except the model RSD 16.Bad charger,,lazy and lag.
Formerly 4532 and 3532. Wish they would renumber it back.