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1:11 the diesel that replaced Big Boy No. 4014 as a display

You are missing the crossing in azusa

Remember 3105? He was that after Big Boy moved out of this museum

Czn you shake the railroad crossing

Do the trains pass here still

I LOVE this bell so much

I love the 5021 whistle, idk why, just do. 0:43

6915's horn sounds worse than ever

The rarest type of railroad crossings that people never get to see are the grey ones

8:20 odd combo an led with a halogen bulb

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I like the Siemens mech on the other signal. You typically dont see mechs (especially newer ones) on 4" masts.

That engine looks like ATSF 643 at the Oklahoma Railway Museum

Where’s this at?

I've always had a fascination for these signals, though I have to say that I've never come to grips with e-bells. Maybe I'm just having an off day, but it seems like most of the bells in this video are grating my nerves worse than usual. 😬

The gs bell is ringing.

i am ur 700th subscriber im late asf lol

These pedestrian railroad crossing signals at the Downtown Burbank Metrolink station were actually installed possibly around the late 1990's. It's true that the crossing signals were originally equipped with mechanical bells (from Safetran), but also they were originally equipped with incandescent warning lights too. Around the mid-2000's, the crossing signals' incandescent warning lights were replaced with the current Dialight Ball LED warning lights. And actually, it was around the late 2000's when the crossing signals' original mechanical bells were replaced with the current high-pitched Safetran Type 3 electronic bells.

Can you make a 1 hour loop of this?

That crossing has cool beat to it!

Needs a rail guard.

When i went to the museum, i was thinking it wasn't used. Good to know it is.

Oh I miss LA! When I lived there, these grade crossings were so routine, but now I moved away, I miss them so much, since not every big city has them.

Great video

Just saw it on Sunday. Glad these things are still in service.

Wy is it stil not releast😢

Very freaking slow lol

The system of schools train museum I ever seen on the go there one day with my mom

Where was it coming from and where was it going?

I think that's Delhi wig wag

You think you could railfan cridge street and see the history of the crossing signals?

Do you know when those bells were installed?

The L Line ( Gold Line) now the A Line ( Blue Line) from Azusa to Long Beach

3105 is still in OPERATIONAL condition???

For an SP 6 Chime being blown on air, that’s not bad!

Sounds like a Airplane 0:01 1:13.

new railfanning content when

Interesting gate mech at 159th street. What company is it?

5021 sounds like it’s screaming

Oh the memories that was my route to William green as a kid about 25 years ago 😭😭

Is there a button to push to activate it or something else?

Southern Pacific 5021 is another beautiful steam locomotive. Even it’s whistle too. It’s now one of only two surviving American 4-10-2 steam locomotives. The other being the experimental Baldwin 60000. It was cool that it was used in excursion service back then, and although it’s kinda sad that it wouldn’t be returning to operation soon we can be glad that it’s still preserved to this day. Back in good condition. Quite amazing.

Definitely a replaced gong, also wow someone who actually knows that's a 3rd gen and not a second gen

That ain't Fullerton, that's Anaheim.

The wig wag sounds like the Delhi wig wag

I heard a kid injured her ankle severely at this outdoor railroad museum on 2/10/2024. Leave your kids alone for one single minute, and they'll climb all over locomotives and cars, and fall or jump to an extremely painful injury. Some of those locomotives have the words "Keep off" written on them; there has to be a reason for that.

Catchy

In the background on the left is the Lincoln Ave. Railroad Crossing. If you take any requests at all, can I request that you show both those Railroad Crossings, next time you’re there?

5021 sounds surprisngly good considering how everything else sounds.

Still got the + and - tags I left on there for you