CSX Funeral Train on CSX M542-18 with CSX 735 leading with a sick NF K5HL on 01/18/2025

[@haaseshouseoscience6377]

Awesome catch! Sad to see these slugs go; especially that Cabless slug.

[@SoutheasternRailfan]

@@haaseshouseoscience6377 thanks! Yeah it’s an unfortunate that their career has end it.

[@talk2azs]

Here in Monroe, GA, there was an old CSX cab-less slug sitting abandon. I was able to get inside to explore it. It was a very interesting experience.

[@SoutheasternRailfan]

@@talk2azs that’s nice to know about.

[@athensboy123]

Hey I'm in Monroe ga too 😂 that's really odd coincidence

[@talk2azs]

@@athensboy123 Small world. LOL

[@squibrail4014]

Interesting catch.

[@SoutheasternRailfan]

Thanks.

[@athensboy123]

This is very interesting clip first time seeing this.. not sure how those trains are sick but hey i learn something new every day

[@SoutheasternRailfan]

Yeah lol

[@apply3stepproduction903]

Men how to do you your video an Short but have the Full video add on

[@SoutheasternRailfan]

@@apply3stepproduction903 there is a feature that is called related video which if you use it on mobile you can see what I am talking about

[@DESO718]

Kinda surprised they sold the road slugs as they are efficient.

[@SoutheasternRailfan]

@@DESO718 yeah even tho they didnt have an engine, it was cool in my opinion to see them use on locals.

[@DESO718]

@@SoutheasternRailfan It was basically 2 locomotives with the fuel usage of one.