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The exhaust note says 3 cylinders….could it be????

Imagine Victorian navis (sp?) doing this job with sledgehammers. Those men worked so hard to build and maintain the rails.

I could listen to the sounds of a steam train all day!

Were you down on strawberry hill with me?

Where is this locomotive today?

Frk that looks cool n sounds great. Cheers

just as 759 did.

What gauge is the track?

Who knows the whereabouts of the trains that Mr Leslie Payne from flint Michigan wound up after his death like 30 years ago??? He had a train this scale in his yard in the flint area.. hope a reply here!

Where is this located?? I’m in Fenton and would love to visit!!

What a beautiful machine.

Awesome!

Do you ever deliver anything or just keep going in circles

Well, the rerailer works pretty good!

Sounds great!

The engineers don't wave from the trains anymore, not like they did back in 1954

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My dad took me there back in the 80s i forget which year. He's increased it.

Awesome ride that must have been liked and subbed

That bridge is sweet. Great video. Subbed.

Nice. I have a 3.5 inch gauge I want to get going and build a line on my property.

We have one of these in Largo, FL at the Largo Central park. It's huge and runs many trains and on the last weekend of every month they run them for free for anyone that wants to ride. It's fun. The kids, adults everybody loves it and has fun.

That’s my 12 year old son!!! ❤❤ Great video!

thank you youtube I missed it

well, I'll be dammed, that's pretty cool

Is this a private club? Do you allow visitors? Like 2 not a bus load.

I love how the graveyard has a grave that says ben dover 😂

Awesome locomotive you have there.

Do you think he'd ever sell that beast? Also, the eccentric crank on the right side appears to move more than on the left. Could just be me.

What A beautiful Engine and sound

He’s so little, my first thought was minion engineer.

Any blind drivers ?.....how about the lateral motion?...how much is there

That whistle...❤️

I would be in heaven if I could have driven that beast when I was a wee lad.

In my opinion the best estate railway ever made! Thanks for the video

Very cool, Larry

Didn’t 14 need new driving wheels or just the centers?? Had that pop in my head for that reason

Why are the cylinder cocks open all the time?

Are visitors allowed to go here? Is there a website?

👍👀🤟

I think the original 765 was wrecked we rebuilt that engine renamed 765 in ft Wayne Indiana in the 80s I welded on the boiler tube and fire box

didn't know that they named their engines

I'd kill for an engine like that.

dead locomotives

Great video & beautiful locomotive! Thanks for sharing.

I noticed that the hotbox detectors are going off and alerting the crew of 765 of a defect, I can imagine the crew were thinking,"Shut up, that's just the steam".

Sum kind of cc201 horn

Mais

the engine is breathing!

I was there once in 1990 and again in 1999 and spent the day wandering the grounds. There wasn't a lot going on. The sense was not that of a place of preservation but more of embalming and decay. I remember broken windows, pealing paint and horrifying leans on buildings. Nothing looked like it was pushing forward, more like it was coming to an end. I recall an employee stating that because of all the leans and such, that the line shaft could never be used again. Brad says it well when he speaks of doing work that is unspoken and unnoticed is a trade mark of The Friends. I could hardly believe my eyes when the shop engine was running and being used to do real work.. Nicely done