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The fastest crew change I've ever seen has to make room for the train behind them
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2022
- The fastest crew change I've ever seen has to make room for the train behind them in Peru, Indiana on 2022-11-01
I really enjoy your videos. I like it when we hear the scanner,
I wish you could hear more in Peru but there doesn't seem to be much chatting over there.
And thank you for watching and I'm glad to see you're enjoying them.
Great video dude.👍🏼another fascinating part of railroading.
Thank you Nancy
When I was a crew driver here in Central Texas, I saw many crew changes a bit faster than this!
All together took about 8 minutes I guess they move a little slower here in the Midwest. Lol
8 Minutes!? Fuck me you yanks are slow!
@@therailroadtiespiker Years of working in Midwest Winters will slow anyone down. Good catch sir.
Thank you Fred
Good video
Thank you Dan
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These guys didn’t seem to be moving too fast so hopefully there weren’t too many vehicles waiting to cross. 🤔
Faster than most crews and no they're not blocking any crossing going westbound the yard is behind them.
Why so much baggage Do they really need it
Yes they do. Unlike most jobs they don't always get home in the same day and might have to stay the night at a hotel. Plus weather changes so they need the proper clothing for those situation. And they also take a lunch pail as they can't stop to get food. It's like the life of a trucker but just like a trucker it takes a special kind of person to be a railroader. I personally respect them as its a tuff job and not even a set schedule. And I'm a truck driver.
Yes and I seen them dragging even more they can be out on the high iron for up to a week before getting back home.
@@therailroadtiespiker A week?? Which railroad keeps their crew away from home for up to a week?? The absolute longest I've ever been held away is 48 hours, and that includes the trips on both ends. I've heard of nightmare horror stories of being away for 3 days, but never an entire week. Haha remind me not to work for the railroad that keeps me THAT long. Lol
It's really up to the crew member how much they pack. I sometimes work with a guy who has no less than 5 bags plus a cooler the size of a small car just to stay overnight for one night in the hotel. And then there's me, with one duffel and nothing else. It just depends on the individual.
@@kensingtonchapp4819 ok 72 hours tops but still long enough. I drove truck and we could be out for over 30 days at a time. Now that sucked
I've seen faster. Under 30 seconds from stop to start.
How did they have time to stop the train or at least get it to 10 mph so they could get off and the other get on I would love to see that. Would make a very neat video. Lol
@@therailroadtiespiker Stopping was tough but starting was easy since we have a 3% grade so they just released the brakes and instantly rolled forward no power needed. These guys were on a busy main blocking single tracked mainline and so the second crew shook hands and then climbed on immediately.
Remember, he said it was the fastest he's seen, not the fastest ever.
@@fredstuckmann yesssss lol
ChainsawN&W1218, Yeah quick crew change and nice lash up!👍🛤