HD freight train with airplanes on Mullan Pass at Helena, Montana
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- After two days of maintenance work on the Mullan Pass, this is the first freight train in a row leaving Helena. 2010, September 22.
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Wow, that train was really "flying",,,, I'll see myself out now......
Is there anything on the train that it doesn't have haha ☺️
a hobo
he plane's are going to Boeing
Should have titled this on = Planes, Trains and Automobiles !
Are these bodies made somewhere else and sent to Washington factory or vice versa?
Nice seeing the Renton Rockets (737s) outside of Stevens Pass (Scenic Sub).
Trains can really carry anything!
The same train (i think) derail later (search BNSF train derailment 2014 footage ) ( a vid from 7 years ago)
Did I count that right? 8 locos?
Awww - the GOOD OLD DAYS, eh? ...before the World even knew that Boeing 737-MAXes were simply flying roach traps for humans.
The airplane parts are neat looking on a freight train, do they make stuff like that in N-Scale?
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR (NOT JUS VIDOEN THE DAMN LOCOS) THAT IS JUST SO BORING WHEN THEY DO THAT! IM SO SO GLAD U GOT THE WHOLE TRAIN SET, NICE, THIS MAYBE THE LAST SET OF 737 AIRCRAFT FUSALGES THAT WE WILL SEE, LOL JUNK EM ALL, AND LETS SEE, 767, 787, AND 797 AIRCRAFT BODIES SHIP BY RAIL!! LOL👍 THANKS FOR SHARING THIS I APPRECIATE IT, LETS SEE MORE !!!
Looks like it would be great to be a train conductor in Montana, Idaho area.
Geat catch, love the Santa Fe unit in the lashup!
The Boeing 737 is the only airplane to fly UNDER both the Rocky and Cascade Mountain ranges. Edit: it's odd to see them so far back in the train. 99% of the time they ride right behind the head-end power.
Superb shots
Nice!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That was the biggest train I have seen.They know how to transport goods in America.
You're looking at Boeing 737-800 fuselages which were built in Wichita, now moving by train to Everette, WA to be assembled into a ready to fly unit. There are no seats, no interior, no baggage compartments or galley's the fuselages are nothing but a shell of aluminum sheets and steel support rods, in 30 days they will be ready for the new customer's to take delivery
They are going to Renton Wa., not Everett, Wa.
The planes may not have some bits mate but a normal Pacific locomotive can weigh more than a single jumbo jet just because planes look and are big that's because of the wings and the long steel poles with the wheels on saying that a full freight train all together would make a plane look very very small but there's all things shapes and sizes, it's just a thought dude nothing. Personal,🙏🙏🙏👍
@@leenettywilson528 Yes, a shell of aluminum is much lighter than a steel locomotive.
@@erikk77 to be honest with u wen I written that about the trains and planes I was having a bad day I like trains a lot so i just wanted to give the train a 1_0 lol silly I know , godbless you and keep safe,
Dang, that's amazing! I can't believe that! BEST TRAIN VIDEO YET
😮😍💪💪🚂❤️
3:40squuueeeeeaaaaaaallllllll🤐👂😣😫😖
You can buy them at Ikea but you have to put them together yourself
so cool
Excellent video greetings from luxemburg europ
LUXEMBOURG!!!!
@ 3:42 you can hear an obvious car with what sounds like a dry bearing. possibly the cause of the derailment
That's flange squeal.
Why did it derail some were dude,
That did not happen until four years after this video was made.
First freight train in a row? One does not make a row.
I saw a video where a train carrying airplanes derailed by a river. Could this be the same one?
No that was only 6 years sgo
I wonder what was in the two cars behind the fuselages. they looked very heavily armored or secured cars.
To carry people.
their is another video on youtube of some rafters going down a river and this train being in it the airplane bodies at the front of the train were in the river its crazy
That was a wreck in the Clark Fork river in 2014.
@@MrDgwphotos hmm very interesting
Don't they build planes big enough to load the fuselage and so they won't have to go through this long trip?
That was for the 787, and they aren't just hauling fuselages, they are hauling parts from other countries, including Japan.
737 Max crashers.
The Max did not start development until 2015.
what is the name of the dirt road?
Beautiful!
how steep is the grade?
2.2%
Very neat, nice scenery too
where's the specific location here?
Mullan Pass, and that's Austin Road in the foreground. This would be west of Helena, Montana.
Too long
Looks like a model railroad
Yes, just what I was thinking.