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Nice clip! Thanks for sharing it

Fantastic. How often do trains use this line?

She is doing a beautiful job, and under catanery wire.

Nice catch!

How the whistle was preformed is absolutely gorgeous to the ears! 1630 put on a spectacular show which I wish would happen once again.

For a 2-10-0 she’s pretty tough stuff, classic steam power right here! What whistle is 1630 wearing in this video?

look at that 2-8-0 go

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2:58 wish that sight was more common in the US

Why were coal trains being stored on museum property?

Any locomotive can pull this many cars empty with no grade. If this train was loaded then i would be impressed.

It was a possible narrow font K125

I have a solid brass railroad spike with up and cnw

5:03

Even though they're empty, this is still an impressive sight, especially for a locomotive that size!

Those six tankers have been there for at least 10 years?

These semaphores were removed in November 2022.

This wasn’t much for 1630 to handle. It’s meant for freight drags, however. Todays cars do weigh more than freight cars back when this locomotive was in revenue service so still a good workout. It’s hard for a lot of railroads to justify working a locomotive hard like they were when they were new with spare parts lying around but it’s still great to see an old iron horse stretch their legs

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Bruh AWVR 1206 just morphed into a CP SD60! Also what are the average times CP freights run through this line?

Awesome video.. Was so cool to see the blue War bonnet leading the pack 😎👍

I’ve been there

Frisco my old friend

Do you think that 8277 shown here is the same unit as 277 here? ruclips.net/video/EE4-VStqyuw/видео.html

My God, men, they didn't build these engines to be toys; they were meant to work. Yes, it's cool, but it's hardly astonishing. She's only doing exactly what she was built to do -- pull heavy freight at low speed. Nearly all her weight is on her drivers. I don't know the average tonnage of freight trains circa 1917, but with her tractive effort this is not a miracle. It's just a great illustration of the power of steam. Take a Doble steam car. Direct drive, it'll go 0-60 in about 15 seconds and it's nothing but torque. You don't even have a transmission. A Ford Model T can't top 40 mph and it takes about 40 seconds to do that! Alas, I rant in vain. Tomorrow I shall haul firewood in my Nissan Frontier with heated seats and digital music.

The 515 is now at the Illinois Railway Museum

My name is Ethan Armitage.

I caught that one in Fontana

If I'm not mistaken ARR 3010 was the lead locomotive in Runaway Train 1985

Doing exactly what the 2-10-0 Decapod type was originally intended for. To haul slow moving very heavy trains like this.

Simply awesome!

0:48 sounds like 1206’s horn from AWVR 777

Do you know Metra Railfanning? He railfans in the Elgin area

Bnsf 6136 1st gen K5HL horn

3010 was the lead engine in runaway train 1985

Nice catch and A nice Nathan P3

Awesome video

Nice catch man.

As I recall not much freight traffic between Harvard and Evansville Wisconsin which is sad because that’s usually a sign of a class one rail company selling the line or abandoning it.

Thats a nathan M3

Strasburg 90 is overrated, 1630 is where it’s at

And a show they gave!!!!

Back from the dead

And she still has her K3HL today!

Was it loaded? I doubt it

Just imagine if they got the Y3 operationally restored. Could you imagine a Y3 on a 135-car coal train? I know it'll never happen, but man, I can dream...

Need more in ho red and silver!!!

I love the CNW horn

This is definitely on my bucket list. I love trains and nature

Just look at how black that smoke is. You can tell she's working hard