Chasing An SD-9 High-Hood 50 Miles To Michigan, Plus Meeting A Fan! PART 2
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- After switching in Crivitz, WI Escanaba & Lake Superior Railroad ELS 1221 (SD9) and ELS 502 (SD40-2) heads north towards upper Michigan where a fan was waiting to meet me, plus see this old locomotive sailing down the train tracks.. I chased it about 50 miles, ending in Iron Mountain, MI where this young fan and his parents.
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I love the sound of 1221's horn.
I love the horns on that old beast!!!
A great video Jason, thanks for the tag along 😊😊with
Absolutely love the sound of the horn on the SD9!
The 1221 has such a beautiful horn sound. Some lower frequency. It's perfect!
When 1221 has to flex its muscles, it does indeed show its age, with a few puffs of blue exhaust smoke! Its cool that you got to be with some other railfans at the broken pole crossing and other places!
Great catch great video thanks Jason
Watched this on Facebook!!! Great video!!!
As of 10:25 pm EDT on 8/22/24, CN announced the end of the lockout. All road employees were to report to work on 8/23/24.
To explain the guy in bright vest: I think he was fixing the crossing nearby the Braumart and the Depot
Thanks for an exceptional video love the scenery awesome locations I'm a fan Thanx!!!
Tnx 4 puttin' in 6hrs Jason - vg video!
Hey Jason, nice job on your post! Always a treat to see your videos. Ya gotta love the sound, the look and the horn on that SD9. Thanks again. You have put Pembine, East Kingsford and Iron Mountain on the map for tourist places for railfans to visit. I gotta get up there soon.
At 2:36 you can see the individual axles of the Flexcoil trucks adjust to the track changes.... this is why the ol' hoggers nicknamed SD9s "Cadillacs"... smooth ride......
Thanks for sharing that. I was wondering how they got that nickname.
Nice old high hood!
Used to see them as a kid on the old L&N line down in Alabama
I ran a GP7 and a GP9 with high hoods. Visibility was difficult. The only thing worse was running long hood forward.
Cool video bud! Can't get enough of that SD9! I actually was able to make a screen saver from it! Awesome!
I was in Escanaba last year, the E&LS has a LOT of old stuff in the yard that can be seen from a public parking lot. Most looks like it will never move again under it's own power, was 1221 one of them?
I watched PART 1 and Part 2.Thanks for taking the time on the chase.Excellent! That SD9 is awesome!!
Long haul to da UP from Luna Pier!
Awesome video
good train video
Great meeting rail fans from away as those in your local area. the SD-9 so needs a good coat of blue.
Interesting, no glue cars this time!
1221 looks just fine coasting along through Amberg and Wausaukee. The Canadian strike will go to mediation to see if they can get something going. Part of the push to put the strike on hold is because a lot of Christmas stuff is on containers coming through British Columbia and several Eastern ports. The road that would have been hit the hardest would have been the Mineral Range as the ores they mine go in covered gondolas to Canada for smelting. Since quite a bit of their locomotives have come via Independent locomotive service they could go back there as they carry some older Mesabi SD9s and possibly some from BNSF. Likewise they have a few more SD40s in their inventory. An excellent Chase on one of those fine weather days and it was nice of the visitors just stand by the Broken pole shrine
Speaking of CN, do you ever shoot video of the CN between Esky and Kingsford?
Part1 you talked too much, LOL. Nice 2 part video Jason. Does ELS own 1221? I love that train.
I just saw 501&503 leaving the CN yard in Green Bay heading north out of town
1221 is here today and gone tomorrow, but I think it will be around for a while, because EL&S is short of power and money
Those rails have seen some traffic 🚊
Awesome 😮
Move ya'll Get out the way!, See that Train Stop!, look Bothways,Listen Both ways!,Live,15:46😊
Go catch J. C.N.strike is almost over. One location to deal with. Greg, in Southern Ontario. 😊.
What did you mean they had to honk twice when they crossed over the diamond?
When they cross over the CN track. So there won’t be a collision
The two blasts at yhe diamond were an indication that the train was starting forward after a stop. Some Amtra engineers blow two blasts to acknowledge the conductor's proceed signal or highball.
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Heads up, I'll be in the UP first week of September. Like to meet you if just to shake your hand.
I would sure like to know the back story on those electric mailbox’s.
The story is shocking I feel!
That 1221 is a cool piece of equipment working dose anyone know how much that engine weighs? I’m thinking at least 150 ton, thanks for the video Jason
I heard 170-200 tons.
180 tons. A bit heavier than a GP9, which weighs about 135 tons. The GP9 has 2 axle trucks and 4 traction motors, while the SD9 has 3 axle trucks and 6 traction motors.
CN strike won’t affect CN trains in the United States as CN employees in us are part of a different contract than Canadian workers
The CN strike is over, government intervened
Nice, 5:45😊
I made a comment about the mailboxes but YT removed it. I didn’t say anything bad about Kamala
nice work jason i wood like to donation $10.00
On August 16.. Thanks eh!
Nice Horn Blast!,2:22🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃
i am watching to i am also watching even though i don't have a car i am also a fan of watching Trains, 11:21🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃😊
Come on Train Engineer Blow The Horn 2 longs,1short,1long those other people Driving over Railroad Crossings should know to Stop,look,listen and Both ways for an on coming Train and act like they know how to Drive a car instead of speeding like there in a hurry for a Hot Date! Because it's There life or Death Those People should Really Think and take a tip from Operation Lifesaver Railroad Crossing Safety, 16:21🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃