Railroad Switching A Grain Spur, 22 Freight Cars Pulled By 1 Classic Locomotive! Long Hood Forward!
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2023
- Railroad Switching On A Short Line Railroad In Ohio! Listen To This Classic Locomotive As It Handles 22 Freight Cars By Itself! Running Long Hood Forward Past Ancient Color Position Lights From Norfolk & Western Railway Days! This Geep, a GP15-1, works hard and gets the job done on the Cincinnati Eastern Railroad CCET. The train is running on the east end of the line and switching the grain elevator spur on its way to the quarry. It reminds me of the days when the N&W ran long hood forward pulling freight trains on these very tracks. I remember seeing the trains on this line when I was younger and my first date when I was in high school was to these very tracks. Turns out she wasn't a railroader. Lol.
This video was filmed on a Tuesday morning. I had to take my dog to the veterinary in Winchester, Ohio because of an ear problem. On the way home I heard the crew talking on the radio about the air pressure going up. I knew the train was about to leave Sardinia running eastbound. See my video that I posted 2 before this video. I stopped at Macon, Ohio and caught the train splitting the historic N&W signals. They were shut off about 2007 and bagged by Norfolk Southern. I have the exact date written down somewhere and will find it one of these days. After I filmed the train passing Macon I went ahead to Winchester to watch them work the grain spur.
At Winchester we see them pick up 5 covered hopper cars that are loaded with grain and they spotted 7 empties on the spur for the grain elevator switcher to pick up. The grain elevator owns their own little switcher that I have in tons of videos. When they are done here the train continues on east. They set the 5 loads off at the East End Of Mt Zion to be picked up when the loaded rock train returns. I filmed the train passing the west end of Mt Zion before they set the cars off.
The final shot shows the train a couple of miles east of Seaman, Ohio. It is crossing Tranquility Pike with the Geep pulling 13 cars for the quarry at Plum Run and 2 gondola cars for loading raw railroad ties at Peebles, Ohio. This is one of my favourite spots. It is surrounded by farms, has very little traffic and the track goes through some very scenic curves. We see the rail head before and after the train. The track wasn't very rusty since a train went over it about 4 days previous but sometimes it gets covered in rust due to the huge amount of rainfall that this part of Ohio gets. How much rain? I have a pond with a 3 foot berm built all the way around it and the pond overflows! It takes in only rain water. We get about 46 inches of precipitation annually.
I left after catching the train east of Seaman so that I could get the dog home but I was able to film both sides of it and got the complete switching job. I found out that the other Railfan in this video does watch my videos. The last time I talked to him a couple years ago or so he had never heard of my channel. What did you think about this video? Should I have made it into 2 videos or is the length of the video okay? Please leave a comment below.
Filmed Tuesday, March 21, 2023 in 1080p with 60fps. Thanks for watching!
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Get well soon Sophie!!!!
Great video, I hope your doggy gets better.
IS THAT COOL OR WHAT? SEEING THE SAME ENGINE OVER & OVER & OVER WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hopefully your dog feels better soon prayers for her and love train 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂 Horn sounds good to ❤
Sure hope Sophie feels and gets better soon !
Good morning JT. Thanks for sharing
Great video. Hope your doggie gets better soon. Have a nice day 😊🌈
Thank you 🤗
Best wishes for a speedy recovery for your usually happy dog!
Thank you very much!😊
Morning, chasing the short line again I see
Prayers for your cute dog - - hope she feels better real soon!
Great video JT I hope your dog is feeling better.👌👍😇
I hope so too
Hope the dog gets feeling better JT... it's a good dog for your family.
Nice freight trains!👍🚂🚃🚃
Great video JT! Hope doggie gets better!
🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸
Thanks 👍😊
JT: Sophie’s a trouper, hope she feels better. GREAT video, real down home action. And there’s never a need to doubt your production values or the length of your videos. You produce them and edit them for a reason, and we out here in the wild enjoy every frame. Keep them coming. You shoot the scenes that are the building blocks of the railroads and of small and medium businesses - the bedrock of our country.
Prayers for Sophie. That little white house by the siding is a great railfan house.
Thanks for the video; I could watch this rr work all day..
I hope she feels better.
I would love to see the Cincinnati Eastern Railroad so busy that those signals would be fixed and reactivated!
Good morning!!!!
Time to enjoy my morning coffee
And watch some trains
Morning!😊
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! ✨✨✨✨👍🙏
Merci à vous 😊
@@JawTooth 🖐🖐🙏🙏🙏🙏
Good Morning Everyone.. Enjoy your day..
Good Morning 🌅🌄
You enjoy your day
@@michaelhewitt258 Same to you Mike... be safe!!
Thanks 👍😊
JT. Just got back from Germany. We wound up not going to Berlin. Our tour guide cancelled our private auto tour at the last minute so we didn’t get to take the ICE train. We took lots of trains though. The entire train system is a BIG mess. I speak German and got people to help us get tickets. Sometimes they couldn’t figure it out either and we had to go to the main ticket office to go to different cities. A few times we had to switch trains 4 times to get to our destination. This was just going from Bonn to Cologne. It was all worth it though. Took a Rhine cruise as well.
Went to elementary school in Berlin back in the 70’s, beautiful city
Lived in Germany for 3 years as a kid and loved it. We lived in Nuernburg and keiserslater during our stay and enjoyed riding the trains there
I was born in Schweinfurt and raised in a very small nearby village, Bergrheinfeld. Came to the US in 1958 age 12.
Hope your canine friend feels better soon. Wonderful video!!
Great video , my favourite locations as well , I always enjoy your trips to Winchester Ag' and good to see them shipping still . Big love to your Dog 🐕 ❤
American locomotive is very pawarful . I like Cincinnati Eastern Railroad . Today seen is very good . Thank you very much .
Best wishes for Sophie. She has our prayers.
Very nice
Thanks😊
I hope Sophie feels better. Awesome catches.
Neat seeing the old signals (not in use).
Thanks for the video today, Brian. Hoping your dog is on the recovery. See you on the next. Hugs for the dog! 🐕🦺🙂👍🇺🇸
Hope you had a great time in Florida
Another great video of the CCE, working hard for the customer.
The last 2 shots are great views.
Glad you enjoyed it!😊
May Sophie feel much better tomorrow!
Good morning I enjoyed the video👍👍
There she is again, 1657. And Sophie! Thank you, JT.
Great switching video JT. Great chase too. Get well soon to Sophie ❤
Another good one. Hope you're doggie feels better soon.
Good video jawtooth
Thanks!😊
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❤ me some CET switchin! GREAT VIDEO MY FRIEND! 😊. Prayers for Sophie❤❤
JT, I agree,that little GP has a lot of grit to move all those cars. I was thinking that most class 1 railroads would have had at least 2 3000 HP engines on a train that long. I like those old signals too. Thanks for taking us along. It was crowded with all of us in the truck with you and Sophie but a good time was had.
Right on😊
Well, Class 1s dont have many locomotives less than 3000hp, and they tend to run them in pairs to avoid running long-hood forwards.
They had that geep 15 really working hard! Love the sound of it throttling up. Hope your dog gets to feeling better! Great video!
Thanks 👍😊
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars That would be cool but the signals that are there will never be turned back on. I hated to see them shut off
I have autism as well, so it was cool that you gave a little shout out to those of us on the spectrum.
I love those locos with the spring hangers on the trucks, and your picture quality is sharp, if there were any obscene graffiti written on those gondos i could easily read them.😁
Thank you very much!😊
It's a good thing I'm not dizzy yet.
I hope your family member feels better after her vet visit and thanks for the great live action as always and WAIT THERES ALWAYS MORE!!! 👍🏼
Sorry about Sophie, JT. Hope she's feeling better soon. Really hard working locomotive. Thanks!
Feel better sweet Sophie💕💕
Sophie needs plenty of TLC. the GP-15 really pulls its load.
Superb catches and hope Ms. Doggie is feeling better!
Wow JT, that’s one impressive Geep. Never underestimate the power of older locomotives, that’s pretty sweet, especially listening to it throttle up. Hope Sophie gets to feeling better soon, sorry to hear that JT. Thanks.
The logistics of switching on a short line or Branch line because you don't have a lot of running around tracks or bi-directional sidings. Apparently the grain elevator was going to spot their empties as they got them to just clear the derail. I agree that the last grade crossing has numerous great angles for photos. Take care of Sophie hopefully some rest and Medicine will bring her back up to Snuff. My beagle had the same look later in life where her ears look like semaphore signals. One up one down
Winchester AG has something like an SW1500 that they use to move cars around on their site.
Awesome
Love the switching videos. Love the old covered hopper with the Northwestern logo too. Sure hope the pup feels better soon, but at 13 years, I guess she's not a pup anymore. Thanks.
Was that little toot on the first train for you? Love it when they acknowledge us when we wave at them. I hope your dog gets better
I know you'll keep us posted.
Great train work and hope Sophie feels better soon.
Thank you very much!😊
First Train's horns remind me of the old Southern Pacific locomotives that used to go by my neighborhood until UP pulled the line in 2002.
Geeps were always my favorite locomotive to operate with. Easy to mount and dismount, decent horsepower, especially when mu'd. Hope Sophie recovers swiftly.
Sounded like you got a short horn salute on that first pass.
Totally cool watching and listening them do local switching, all that banging steel !! 👍
From shiny to shiner rails 🤣
Ah yeah, Great Video !! 👍👍👍
Poor doggy, hope she is feeling better. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Great job…. nice to see an older vintage locomotive in new paint out working still……I see they have a pair of them
Morning Railfans
Good Morning 🌅🌄
Good morning!
@@michaelhewitt258good morning!😊
Hope Sophie gets feeling better! Great train catch. Thanks.
Absolutely love that area of CET, keep it UP!!!!😊
Great good made video, mr Jaw Tooth.
Nice shots on the train and the conductor, that employee does his work. You had good weather on this video, awesome mr.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸.
Amazing rail video!!
Hope Sophie gets well soon, hopefully 🙏 ❤ gets a chance to get her feet up, take care, best wishes from New Zealand 🇳🇿 😊
Neat spotting an old Norfolk & Western grain car at 9:55.
Another Jaw Tooth Masterpiece video !!! Great catch on the C&NW hopper at the grain spur.
I finally posted some new videos too. One where I spot the train and one switching at the lumberyard.
That pickup truck is a Ford and that is what I drive ... a Ford Escape... two of them. '12 and 2017. I'm a Ford man all the way.
This is a cool motorsound. Thats realy a heavy train for this one loco. NIce. Greetings from Berlin/ Germany. Sven
Wow just one locomotive 🚂 pulling all that hope Sophie gets better soon
Awesome video and that GP15 was pulling hard love the sound of that emd JT!!!
Hey jaw tooth cool train hope your dog starts feeling better
Have a great railroad day
This is why I like smaller branchline and short-haul railroads; It’s easier and more realistic to model in HO/N-scale, and the trains are about the right length for one model engine to pull all by itself. Now, if I could just figure out how to get my HO-scale people to move around and jaw-jack on the radio… hmmm. 🤣🤭😆
Hugs and prayers for your puppy
Prayers for Sophie. From New York
That was pretty cool. Thanks for sharing
I watched a video making train wheels and wow... they punch them out and true them up fast from red hot steel and cool then in super cold water to make them harder.
Awesome video jaw tooth, amazing that one locomotive did all that switching.
Those old rail signals are really cool, hope that old line gets enough traffic they have to put them back into service. That old locomotive was pretty cool too and looked to be well maintained.
Unlikely that they'll put the signals back in service. They only run one train at a time and I'm not sure they have enough passing sidings to realistically run two.
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Great vid JT. I love watching. I just live up in Sidney. I need to get down that way this summer. Until then I'll keep watching.
Thanks for showing fred
Great video. Winchester is a neat little town. I love riding in Adams county
Good footage of the Conductor riding on that covered hopper and Good video!🛤🚂👍
Thank you very much!
I hope your dog feels better 😢
That’s the Switchstand that had Bees in it a couple years ago
Oh no hope chessie feels better. Great vid love the geep 15 it was working hard
That's Sophie. Chessie is the black and white dog.
A single GP-15 is 1500 HP. I suspect the ground was level and the cars were empty. That can make a locomotive look mighty powerful.
That's the fastest I have ever seen them go.That hard working locomotive sounds great! Good luck with your dog.
😊Bedankt weer voor deze mooie video Brian,groetjes aan de Familie. greetz:🍐Peer en Tony.zij zegt hallo.😊
super train video
So sorry to hear that Sofie is not well.😢😩 That can be serious for a older dog. I sure hope she gets better soon. Steven Sipes
Mr.JT, Just watching another of your great videos. Love the down home feel. I live down in Portland, TN and we only have a CSX mainline that runs from Louisville to Nashville on the old L&N tracks. Sadly theres just not a lot of traffic. We do have a new 10,000 feet siding just north of the Kentucky state line so when we do have trains man are they impressive. Lots of DPU's. you would love it Baby. I particularly like the ones you do in Hamilton, OH. When I became a ham radio operator some friends and I use to drive up there to to buy new radio equipment at R & L Electronics. Bet you know where that's at. Keep up the good work, stay safe and God Bless You. And if you ever think of it could you give your new friend Old Jim from Portland,TN a shout out. That would be awesome. But Wait, there might be more.
Hope your pup is feeling better
Aww, poor Sophie. 😢
Great video I hope your dog gets better thanks Jaw tooth
That was a good one.
I think it was in Trains magazine several decades ago when the locomotive builders were in a horsepower race, one writer opined that for many railroad jobs it doesn't matter how many ponies are under the hood but how many pounds of tractive effort the loco can produce while working locals or switching (CCET, looking at you.) #1657 by herself can probably drag nearly as much tonnage with 1500hp as either of the B36s with 3600hp. Also note that EMD locomotives don't have "Give up" or "I quit!" as a throttle setting. 😋 The higher horsepower, he explained, comes into its own when pulling heavy loads at mainline speed.
Hope Sophie feels better soon.
It seems they have similar starting tractive effort but the B36-7 has somewhat higher continuous tractive effort. I'm not going to quote actual numbers, as every site I look at gives significantly different figures, and some of them claim that continuous tractive effort for the GE is over 95% of the starting tractive effort, which doesn't seem plausible.
GP15-1. They don’t make them like they used to!