the oversized containers will be taken down to the dock at Baker Yard and they will be loaded onto a ship the aviation cans will be going out on the next train back to Wichita Falls.
Epic! Talk about the delicate sound of thunder! I can't imagine what life would be like if one of those "wide loads" let go, during filming...LoL! Great Vid!
GEEZ! When the sign says "Wide Loads" they weren't kidding! Do they haul those wide containers on the main, or are they for this branch line only? I am quite surprised that the FRA gives a green light to stuff that wide. Great video, and nice catch on the Leslie RS3K on the lead unit.
+TrainTrackTrav Currently they only travel on the main to a pier about 1/4 mile away, before the pier was built they traveled as far as the Port of Everett several miles away. Glad you enjoyed the video!
TrainTrackTrav only as far as Baker Yard on the other side of Mukilteo BNSF because of the weight restriction on the whole line can not transport these these things when there are trains so these things are not allowed as far as Mukilteo. the only rail cars that depart from Mukilteo are the aviation cans everything else has to be taken to Baker Yard by ship they are too wide to fit through Cascade Tunnel and for the Everett tunnel going to Delta Yard.
P71Railfan Video Media that is mentioned in the train simulator scenario special delivery they used to load these things up at the Port of Everett today those containers are loaded at Baker Yard on the other side Mukilteo. ships arriving from Japan come into the yard and they are are unloaded right there at the dock.
yes Boeing contracts most of its parts to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Foundry in Tokyo and in exchange Boeing sends them jets for Nippon Airlines and Japanese Air.
+Paul Rude Various aircraft components. Cars labeled "TBCX" you can tell the aircraft type by the first three road numbers of the car - for instance TBCX 777xxx would be 777 parts
GREAT video! I subbed!
the oversized containers will be taken down to the dock at Baker Yard and they will be loaded onto a ship the aviation cans will be going out on the next train back to Wichita Falls.
Epic! Talk about the delicate sound of thunder! I can't imagine what life would be like if one of those "wide loads" let go, during filming...LoL! Great Vid!
whats the gradient? do they use the retainer
you would think that BNSF would fix that curve?
GEEZ! When the sign says "Wide Loads" they weren't kidding! Do they haul those wide containers on the main, or are they for this branch line only? I am quite surprised that the FRA gives a green light to stuff that wide. Great video, and nice catch on the Leslie RS3K on the lead unit.
+TrainTrackTrav Currently they only travel on the main to a pier about 1/4 mile away, before the pier was built they traveled as far as the Port of Everett several miles away. Glad you enjoyed the video!
TrainTrackTrav only as far as Baker Yard on the other side of Mukilteo BNSF because of the weight restriction on the whole line can not transport these these things when there are trains so these things are not allowed as far as Mukilteo. the only rail cars that depart from Mukilteo are the aviation cans everything else has to be taken to Baker Yard by ship they are too wide to fit through Cascade Tunnel and for the Everett tunnel going to Delta Yard.
P71Railfan Video Media that is mentioned in the train simulator scenario special delivery they used to load these things up at the Port of Everett today those containers are loaded at Baker Yard on the other side Mukilteo. ships arriving from Japan come into the yard and they are are unloaded right there at the dock.
Japan, that explains the Mitshubishi logo on one of the containers.
yes Boeing contracts most of its parts to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Foundry in Tokyo and in exchange Boeing sends them jets for Nippon Airlines and Japanese Air.
Is that a caboose or a push platform?
Nice! What do those cars carry?
+Paul Rude Various aircraft components. Cars labeled "TBCX" you can tell the aircraft type by the first three road numbers of the car - for instance TBCX 777xxx would be 777 parts
***** Cool, thanks!
0:03--I don't think 15 feet is far enough way,more like 30,for safety---