Tehachapi Cab Ride
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Beginning at the San Fernando Tunnel, the trip includes a run on the Saugus Line before joining the Mojave sub at Palmdale for trip over the Tehachapi Mountains. Part 2 is a southbound trip out of Bakersfield to Palmdale.
I put my headphones on at night with this playing, and I sleep like a baby! The soothing rhythm of the EMD 645E3 singing just for me.
Love it....oh how I wish I could get a ride through Tehachapi!!!!
to have the possibility of following this journey, from the cab of the locomotive, it really turns a dream.
thank you for posting this film which allows us all to really dream.
24 years old, very interesting, thank you!
I enjoyed this very much. Thanks for showing.
Really amazing this goes through my hometown in Santa Clarita Ca
Seeing the pic for this video of a mountain with poles, I can’t help but sing “Always Look on Bright Side of life”
reality moves everything
Amazing Cab Ride.. Wonderful.
At the 3:40 mark, is that a fire alarm/over heat warning followed by the prime mover unloading and shutting down?
sure sounds like a HOT ENG warning. It'll only limit power at first to about throttle 4/5 unless the condition persist's.
Sounds like it. In tight long tunnels like that the. Heat from locomotives can’t dissipate well. Once it leaves the tunnel had problem is solved
Love this cab ride on the SP TRAIN
The loop is about at the 30:00 mark
Great! I love EMD 645 engine :D
Brilliant thanks for sharing it
The first long tunnel......where is that?
Where the 5 and Highway 14 meet near Sylmar and Santa Clarita. Called the San Fernando Tunnel.
Awesome man!!!
Back when the pool was double-ended! When did that go away? 98? I remember seeing a lot of Basin guys show up in Bakersfield when the hub agreement changed.
서울발 여수엑스포행 무궁화호 1517호 탈선사고로 사고현장에서 과다출혈로 안타깝게 숨진 양모 기관사님이 생전에 순천역에서 근무준비를 하고 있었다.
LABRF?
I’m guessing this was between 94 and 96 given those AC4400s were delivered towards the end of 94.
June 15 and 16 of 1997
@@deadhead82 much appreciated!
I wonder what tehachapi looked like then 🤔
Which locomotive?
1ales1 Leader going northbound (west) was a SP tunnelmotor SD40T-2 and going south (East) was a UP SD40-2.
@@deadhead82 I can see the first one is an SP 8300-Class (D
oor on the side of the nose to access former radio control compartment) do you remember or have noted which engine number, exactly?
Sounds like either John Gaona? Alvin Tovar? and Rick Palato talking..I wish
SP was still around today. Just like Jason Cogdal and Abel Ramirez are.
Unbelievable
Obrigado pela carona