How BNSF Transports Boeing 737 Airplane Fuselages
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2016
- Have you ever seen how BNSF Transports Boeing 737 Airplane Fuselages?
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The brown cars were off-loaded from Asian ships at Everett, a few miles north. They are "high and wides" which required BNSF to relocate signals and such to accommodate them,. They were being switched out here at Mukilteo for transport up Japanese Gulch to Boeing's Everett plant, the steepest railroad grade on the continent. It's so steep, the locos push the cars up, rather than pull them to prevent runaways. Those cars contain a variety of fuselage sections.
The 737 fuselages are made in Wichita and usually run on the front of freights to minimize damage due to coupler slack/run-ins, more severe at the rear of trains. They are run into Renton from Seattle on special trains called the "Renton Rocket".
Greatdome99 I thought those brown cars sometimes come from Kansas as well since the same company produces parts for the 767 and 777, the cars from Asian ships I thought came into Mukilteo and were unloaded at the port which would explain the white containers at the beginning of the video, especially since this is a mainline freight to most likely Seattle, I would think for such a short haul they would use a local for that... I could be wrong though I don’t know for certain.
Wow! Thanks for all the insightful information.
The 737 next generation cigar fuselages you see are manufactured at Spirit Aero Systems in Wichita Ks. At full capacity they were once built at a move rate of .875 a day. They are loaded onto the rail cars via 2 overhead cranes.
Thanks for the insight. Very interesting indeed and it was nice to see it being delivered again for final assembly.
I've always wondered if Boeing has had any incidents where crackpots take potshots at the fuselages with a rifle or pistol. It's a long trip from Wichita to Renton with a lot of stops in dark places.
www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=276419
thanks for the cool video! I'd seen the boeing fuselage trains go by in missouri on their way toward the northwest. What a rail fans dream, to capture an unusual moment like that. Great work !
calvin saxton
But the St.Louis Boeing plant makes jet fighters. I'm surprised they transported passenger plane fuselages.
@@Jay_Rule I believe these come from the Wichita or another Boeing Kansas plant.
@@calvinsaxton9925 That is what I thought but Wichita is out of the way of St.Louis. I don't understand why it would travel from Spirit Aerosystems to the Boeing STL plant.
@@Jay_Rule I can only say what I know as I'm no expert but I used to see these fuselages roll through st joseph missouri every week on BNSF line. I believe this video here was shot up in Washington state. I've never seen jet fighters transported by rail, only these Boeing passenger fuselages. I have a vid of them rolling thru st joe on my channel.
2:19 I thought the train was gonna hit them
_Braeden_is_Savage_ Ih my god.. Positioning always changes things
_Braeden_is_Savage_ same here. I was like damn he's coming in fast.
i jumped my heart is beating like crazyyyy
especially is you pause at 2:22 then it looks like it's really gonna hit
Yup, my heart too skipped a beat!
wow you caught a nice operation happening, this is a rail fans dream im surprised more people arent at this spot. you saw them bring it, stop and leave it there and then connect again wow nice capture you should be proud
Thanks! I had no idea they would just leave something so valuable there which is worth millions unattended. Don't forget about the new cars/trucks in the rear cargo units too. I can't believe there were kids playing around the fuselage.
Great filming
Thanks bro
good video
I saw some fuselages on a northbound track through Snohomish on Bing maps years go but the map has been updated. I'm not sure they even use the track anymore
Thanks for watching.
Are they -800 or MAX8 fuselages
Based on the year the video was recorded, I would say it's a 800
@@Jay_Rule ok thanks
himt: fo your voice over, after
editng, and not during filming
Now I use a microphone when I record but it's hard to do at the beach where there is wind and also wave noise.
awesome
thanks fam
I know nothing about this kind of stuff but what are were in the first 4train cars ???wings for the planes or ???? sorry silly question I know just wondered
Wow! I love trains and planes. This video is for me. Lol ✈✈✈🚂
I'm glad you enjoyed it because I knew it's not something you see everyday and truly engineering marvels and nice to see how the Boeing 737 fuselages are actually transported on trains
That was cool! How long did this process take. I wonder if he had to haul everything up the hill to the plant in shorter train sections. Cheers, Dan
Danny Holt he doesn't go up the hill those go to the Renton plant they are part of the 737 plane
They take the cars up the hill with a couple of GP 38-2s that have been modified with heavy duty brakes. Its usually 5-10 cars at a time. They push the cars up from behind so they don't have any runaways and they still use a caboose on the uphill end as a horn platform. They also get container loads loaded with fuselage panels at that pier and load them on to well cars and special flat cars. Anything that's a wide body (747, 767, 777, 787) goes to the Everett plant and single aisle stuff (737, 757) goes down to Renton. At the top of the hill is a working turn table since some of the cars only have doors on one end and have to be turned before they get unloaded. Pretty neat operation.
I think 30 min later the connecting train came to transport it to the destination.
I saw a train like that before
Where?
Is that Puget sound to the left
Possession Sound
Was this filmed in Washington?
Yes Mukilteo
That was cool to blow the horn and wave at you.
Yeah. He saw me filming. If you imitate pushing the horn they might do that lol
I can explain this whole video without watching it. They load the fuselage onto a flat car, drive it to the river and dump them in and let them float downstream like logs for whitewater rafters to guide downstream to the plane mill.
Rico Gutierrez I think I seen that video also.
Haha I just watched that video !!!
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And we're using your tax money for this? lol
@@Jay_Rule Not only do they but I endorse it.
I wonder if those are rideable.......
I've seen kids play around in it but it's illegal. I've also heard sometimes people shoot at it so some arrives at the Boeing Renton facility with bullet holes.
That would not be a very comfortable ride.
at 2:22 i thought the other train was going to crash into the planes
If they do they will owe Boeing millions lol
+Jay Rule ikr
Did you see the kids on the train having fun? Hopefully, they weren't messing with the fuselage
+Jay Rule realy?
Around 3:46 time frame. I guess you didn't watch the whole video lol
And then this happens !
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Got my buisness !
Wow, I just saw this in 2022