Osborne's Transport - Loading Hummers on Railcars

[@CraftyFoxe]

Wow this is pretty cool

[@Lakeside_Rail_Productions]

cool, I did'nt know they were loaded on Autoracks too, I always see hummers for the military on open flatcars.

[@nicolinimedia]

The armored trucks go on flatcars versus open tops (unarmored) go in the racks.

[@galaxyrailfanning7860]

Very cool video! Interesting to see some of that stuff being loaded into racks! Normally I only see regular cars inside them.

[@BerniesModelRailroad]

Very interesting! Gave me some modeling ideas.

[@KatoOnTheTrack1]

Likewise

[@gone1583]

I couldn't get into one to remove it from a bi. Civilian model. So tight. Duelies so much easier to deal with.

[@youmadbro742]

Just a btw this is usually the job of an 88M unit.

[@Kayzo_world]

I have never knew that a train will carry a RV trailer

[@Olizimm]

beautiful video!!

[@montybolinger6383]

PLease forgive my lack of vision or knowledge but there seems to be no driver in that Hummer at 3:06, I realize he could be laying down but I don't see him anywhere or a steering wheel. I know when I would unload Polaris UTVs off semis that were double stacked we had to lay down in the seat so we would not loose our heads.

[@SantaFe19484]

Nice video! Why are military vehicles and camping trailers being shipped out at the same place?

[@nicolinimedia]

Shipping trailers for hurricane Katrina for FEMA in 2006

[@iamlorbosable]

I think that rail terminal is near Elkhart, Indiana. They manufacture both Hummers and the motor homes in that region. Great video!

[@KatoOnTheTrack1]

I need a Wilson’s auto ramp kit in N-scale!!!

[@user-mt3ww4bo5e]

RAILWAY EASY LOADING & UNLOADING SYSTEM

[@ht40]

Whats the torque specs on uncle Joe stepping on the wrench?

[@Carter-dv4hz]

By the looks of it id say 60-80 ft-lbs.

[@Carter-dv4hz]

I think this is uncle Sam by the way ;)

[@Ken_in_Wisconsin]

Precisely one FOOT pound

[@elrodjenkins]

Those are hummers btw.

[@sentinal1565]

Humvee*

[@frankie5739]

Easy job

[@robmonster45]

A plastic cable tie to secure the chains? Really?

[@revolution1one]

My guess is, that it shows the chains haven't been tampered with in an given time that exposed car is parked on any mainline track/siding.

[@nicolinimedia]

correct, same as a seal on a trailer.. but since then - they've stopped zipping them.

[@DeeKing_shorts]

Wft?