Wilmington and Western Railroad: Pufferbelly Days

High Quality- When seeing the words "double-headed steam" on the Wilmington and Western Railroad's calendar for May 16th, 2010, I knew this was something I had to partake in. Enjoy another exciting video from Eastern Railfan Productions involving double-headed steam action with the Wilmington and Western's 4-4-0 #98 and 0-6-0 #58 latched together for a scenic run through the Red Clay Valley.
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[@PennRailVideos]

That whistle on 58 is freaking COOL! GREAT video dude.

[@Bigjimvideo]

I was at last year's event, but couldn't make this year's trip due to a family commitment - hope you enjoyed it!!

[@nicholasmedovich6729]

5:28. Can’t get enough of 58’s 3 chime

[@wwrr98]

at 4:49, you can see me in the jeep rolling up in your shot

[@csxketh1]

Awesome Robby!

[@boberttrain831]

Awesome vid, man! Thumbs up!

[@EasternRailfanProductions]

@CSX6000 Thanks man!

[@EasternRailfanProductions]

@csxketh1 Thanks dude!

[@wwrr98]

@CSX6000 That is a custom-made 3-chime. My dad being the owner.

[@wwrr98]

@srr7312 We used to run a 2-8-2T. Its all about the iron truss bridge in Ashland, as to how much weight it can hold.

[@PennRailVideos]

@srr7312 Well that would be interesting to know how you know that 425 is a 4-6-0.

[@nicholasmedovich6729]

Penn Rail Videos 4-6-2 actually

[@EasternRailfanProductions]

@boberttrain831 Thanks!

[@EasternRailfanProductions]

@HaloCE14 I'm sure they could if they wanted to.

[@EasternRailfanProductions]

@DarkMouseyFan114 Thanks! I appreciate it!