Coal Burning Steam Locomotive Belching Thick Black Smoke In Lebanon Ohio! Steam Train Chase Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Steam finally returns to Ohio! This is a real smoke belching, coal burning steam powered passenger train. We see the train crossing public railroad crossings, going right through a front yard of an awesome Railfan house and pulling into the train station of very historic city. This train is in Lebanon, Ohio on the Lebanon, Mason & Monroe Railroad LM&M. It pulls passenger cars and a caboose on an old branch line in southwest Ohio. First the train backs a few miles out of town near the end of LM&M tracks almost up to the Indiana & Ohio Railway interchange. I chased it that way and then chased it going back to town with the steam locomotive leading. This is Part 2 to the video that I posted a few months ago. Here is Part 1: • Steam Trains Finally R... I got some really great shots at the best locations along this line. Trains on this tourist railroad use 161.385 and there is no freight service . If you want to see more steam engines in action, including the Big Boy, just check out my Steam Train playlist below. I filmed this on August 7, 2021. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate your support! Please leave a comment, rate up or down and PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO JAWTOOTH!!
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Really enjoy watching these ole small work horses! And lots of respect to those who keep them pulling for everyone's enjoyment!
Lovely to see a steam locomotive rather than a diesel!! For me, the steam is much more appealing than the average diesel!!
I love it steam locomotives are definitely making a comeback from small passenger trains to the big boy it's an amazing wonder with all the work that goes into restoring them hope you have a great day and a blessed week
That is a small steam engine! The caboose looks huge next to it!
That is one annoying horn, but a cool little steam engine! Great video again JT!
good nigth my friends
I love the DTI caboose. DTI was started by Henry Ford. Can't ever get tired of a steam locomotive with the steam whistle.
Incredible to see this kind of thing these days, all the best
Darren 👍👍👍
I like the steam engines because even though they all work on the same principle, they all seem to have unique designs - some for specific purposes (lumber hauling, passengers, freight). Very cool!
Yes exactly.
I was in Qui Nhon, Vietnam in 1963 and kept hearing a steam whistle coming from various directions around town. Finally caught up with it, and discovered it was an 0-4-0 Baldwin, built in Philadelphia PA doing local switching duty.
@@stanbarkdoll7846 Must have made a voyage on a ship to get that far - cool!
Great video. I love the old steam engines. Thanks!!
Thanks for watching!
Love this train! Hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving.
HAPPY Thanksgiving
From Michigan
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Be sure and count your blessings.
That train is like having a oversized model train in the front yard.
It even sounds like my grandsons Lionel.
Good stuff Jawtooth.
Happy thanksgiving 🍽 to you as well
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
FROM MICHIGAN
Always enjoy your videos, happy thanksgiving to you and your family.
Cool little steam locomotive! Glad to see such a unique locomotive preserved and used! Great video Jawtooth! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much!
WHAT A THANKSGIVING PRESENT! LIVE STEAM to watch as I make the stuffing for tomorrow! BTW, HAPPY THANKSGIVING to you ,Maw Tooth, the 2 girls,your son, and all the FURS!! Blessings to you and yours. YOU are one of the wonderful gifts I give thanks for!🙏❤️
I would say that's quite a honor. 🌟
@@patriciajones4744 aren’t you nice! Have a great THANKSGIVING,with those you ❤️
cheffy dave thanks so much. You also. ✝️
Love the old Erie Lackawanna coaches when there going cab car forward looks like the local to Morristown or Netcong. I really miss the sound of the electric motors straining to pull
a long rush-hour train
Neat lil steam engine awsome video thanks for sharing
That is nice. Happy Thanksgiving
I remember going on this steam train back in October of this year when it visited the Great Plains Transportation Museum in Wichita, Kansas. It was a lot of fun! 🤩
First time I’ve ever seen red carriages on the back of a locomotive!! That was gorgeous!!
I like that old DT&I caboose. My aunt was a clerk at the Flat Rock, Mi yard back when I was a kid.
Loved seeing the old Detroit Toledo & Ironton caboose!!! Brought back a lot of memories of days gone by!!! I think some of the old track is used today by a different server.
"Wait, but there's more " l love that Jawtooth. I'm a big fan steam locomotives big or small. Thank you for sharing that. It made my day!
I love seeing steamers. We saw “Big Boy” a couple of years ago. I was in love with him too. ❤️
I can't believe how huge Big Boy is, it's incredible!!
Have a happy thanksgiving, Jawtooth
Thanks Jawtooth loved the Steam Loco and i really love the old DT&I Caboose. But it's nice but it isn't the UP BigBoy lol.
I live in Lebanon right be the tracks where they cross West st and this thing was definitely an awesome sight to see in person!
Wow, such a cool little engine. That air horn on the back sounds like my boat horn. Great video. If you ever make it to Chattanooga Tn, you might enjoy the Tennessee Valley Railroad. It was quite enjoyable. Keep up the good work JT.
That would be cool! I really want to film them
Hi Everybody, from Green Bay, GO PACKERS!! This little 060t reminds me of a different narrow guage 460 in Flint Michigan on the Huckleberry RR in 1986 when I worked for the summer as a fireman. Coal and smoke: in the U.S.A. most steamers burn Bituminous 🔥 coal. But a different one is the N&W 611 4-8-4 now in Strasburg which burns Pocahontas coal from Virginia, and produces less smoke. But the ruby's for railfans and photographers usually shovel in more coal than normal to make a lot of smoke. But this is only temporary because the extra coal cuts off the air coming up through the grates. Then it takes a few minutes for the new coal to catch fire. Then at the end of the day, you have to empty the ashpan of ashes and clinkers that contain other minerals like sulphur and the dirt from the mines. Also, British locos often use WELSH COAL BUT... Unfortunately in recent years several locos received poor coal mixed with mine dirt or slack which is quite dusty and clogs the grates and fuses into a literal hot mess of clinkers so that the steam loco fails to maintain pressure and often fails on a steep hill or far out in the country where it takes many hours to get a rescue diesel. Then the steamer has to go into the repair shop again for many months. But water of course is most important, but well water has many minerals that will clog the pipes and interior. Yet over the past 35 years many locos use a compound called L.B.S.2000 that was first started by the miniature live steamers, and protects the boiler from corrosion. Hope this answers a few questions ok. Wed., 12/1/21 a.d. (hey! The date comes out rather evenly!!) MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎅 🎄 ❤ Soon!!!!! God Bless Us, Everyone. Amen!!
Burning trees that fell hunhreds of millions of years ago, before wood-rotting microbes had evolved: and were buried, subjected to pressure and heat.
Thanks for another great video!
Wood rotting microbes existed back then too. The rapid burial and subsequent pressure and heat is what made that wood into coal, as well as kept it from rotting.
Love those old saddle tanks..
Yes it’s a saddle tank Nice very nice.
Great video sir. Have a happy Thanksgiving.
Nice old train thanks. Chris from England
Very small Steam Locomotive, great fun for all the family, thanks for the days outing.
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Glad you enjoyed it
This is a great PSA on supporting
Tourist Railroads JT, they help keep
steam alive and are bringing back
some iconic steam for new generations to enjoy! You got to
see the 4014 up close you lucky dog!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Couldn't agree more! It was awesome chasing her and seeing her in person.
very nice, to see coal or wood steam engines still operating. neighbors would get board riding the old trains, because it wouldn't be fast enough ?? that siren made me jump😂. Now as the leaves fall down, i can see the Union Pacific Freight staging area from my window. Busy busy especially Tue., Thur, Fri, Sun. Thanks for the 2 parts JT👋
I saw that engine in North Vernon several years ago. They had rides just like there. Peace
Thanks for sharing Jaw Tooth, I had the privilege of seeing her last month in Oklahoma City where she still is for the winter
My favorite car last one on train horn sound good 👍 love train happy holidays from Indiana Terry
Happy holidays!
Awesome little steam train JT!!!!!
The Public never gets enough of the History of Steam Engine trains. Thanks Brian! 👍
I totally agree!
I like that steam engine. It’s great how the little steamer can pull the train all by herself
Amazing stuff………thank you……I like old engines….especially American diesels…..I have Louis Marre’s book on the subject.
Awesome video friend!
I love those steam switcher locomotives!
I like these tourist trains which take us for a walk in the middle of beautiful nature, especially when they are pulled by machines from another age! Although in this video the machine may not be that old and was recently built for tourist trains. The sound of its horn is funny, it sounds like the cry of an animal!
Great video. Love that steamer. Lebanon looks like a beautiful town. Ole Chessie is always on guard.
I have many connections to Lebanon.
The 1978 movie "Harper Valley PTA" was partially filmed here.
The historic Golden Lamb inn/restaurant is here. Oldest inn in OHIO.
Speaking of OHIO,,,,,the game is this Saturday. Go BUCKEYES!
Thanks 👍
That will be a big game. My brother in law is from Michigan so it might be stressful if I watch it with him. lol
@@JawTooth He is from ^ichigan? I feel sorry for you.
The Golden Lamb is a GREAT place to eat. Love their fried chicken, it is so good, but you can't go wrong ordering anything they have on the menu.
How cool is that steam train?! Great video! Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
That looks like a golf cart trying to pull those pullmans. 😁😁 the coupler height difference between the engine and that caboose is something.
It's great to see live steam engines still working and pulling a load. Surprising that they don't have the caboose at the end of the train.
What a treat for kids of all ages! 🎯❤👊🏼
What the...too bad the caboose was not at the end!
Great Video!! The needed amount of steam between a lot of diesels. Thank you very much Mr. Jaw Tooth!
Very welcome!
Talk about black pollution matters! I love these steamers too, great job again with this video as of good to see the kids and Chessie great dog
Super cool train. I live in the area. Got to ride it. Love the outdoors of the click clack.
You are on a roll with these awesome videos JT. I LOVE STEAM. Have a Happy Thanksgiving
Got to love them steam trains another good one thank you you have a good Thanksgiving with your family
Hey I used to live down there in that area! Very cool!
That whistle sounds like someone is strangling a goose
That was not the sound I was expecting either 😂
That horn is on one of their cars. It has an engine in it. It does have a pretty funky horn for sure.
The little engine that could
Great catch
It's great that there are people
Who spend time effort and money
To preserve railroad history
Love the caboose
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
To the Jaw Tooth fans
Love dogs and cats tydie 👕
Wow steam locomotives are cool
They are designed in an interesting way
I didn’t know they are still around
Steam is the future, diesel and electric will never catch on.
Here in the U.K. there is more steamers in working condition than at any time since they were withdrawn in the 60’s.
We currently have LNER Flying Scotsman, LNER Tornado, LMS Duchess of Sutherland and GWR Clun Castle all regularly running on the National network.
I just hope the tree-huggers don’t start protesting against these living, breathing, rolling masterpieces of artwork…
Wonderful this little kettle. I almost like the small steam locomotives better than the big ones. Museum railways are already something fine. Greetings from Berlin/ Germany. Sven
This locomotive was built by The Vulcan Iron Works in Wilkes-Barre PA where I grew up. It's nice to see this engine was saved. We have a much older 0-4-0 saddle tank lokie at our mining preservation park in Ashley PA. We acquired it from a private owner in Grand Rapids MI in June of 2020. It is slowly being restore to be fully operational. It is currently on static display. I would include a photo, but I am unable to attach one.
That looks like the same one that runs here at the Roundhouse in Savannah. When I was getting fireman’s cert. the unit would be drumming a lot.
I missed the day they were running the steam engine. I am so glad they got one for this line. It's great to hear that steam whistle echoing thru the valley. I like that DT&I caboose they have. One of my grandpas worked on the DT&I Railway from the 20s until just after WWII. He was an engineer on steam locomotives and left when they transitioned over to diesels. He mostly worked the line from Bellefontaine to the north. Great job as always, Jawtooth. You and your family have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving Day!
Happy Thanksgiving Eve Jaw Tooth!
Happy holidays!
Great video you have done there , Like the Loco/ Railroad too ,Best wishes Graham
Great shots . Thank you made my day
Glad to hear it!
Fun anecdote about the LM&M, I was at Loveland, Ohio watching as one of their tour things went out. There was guy in a big pickup truck pulling a trailer or RV or something and was yelling furiously when the flag man made the cars stop for the train to pull out of the station area. Like he was really screaming at him, over a short train that would be gone in a minute. Crazy people.
Ya never know anymore with people.
Awesome video! 3 trains a day wow! Looked like a beautiful summer day.
Jaw Tooth has made it big time. I seen one of your videos in my Google feed today, it was the emergency crossing one. 😅 😳
Great shot trestle and video content .
Another historic video. Happy Thanksgiving to all. 😊👍🇺🇸
Happy holidays!
Great video jawtooth
Love the old CSSS&SB cars!
One too many S es, oops.
Happy Thanksgiving jawtooth. Sincerely joshua Johansen 😀
Thanks for a great video JT. Love steam. Looks like you had a great day out too.
Thanks 👍
Good made video, mr Jaw Tooth.
Man this is cool stuff, this steamlocomotive builded in 1931is 27 year older than me.
And is still going strong, good maintenance for this old steal workhorses keep Them running. Like that.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
🚂Steam or diesel Jawtooth is always on top of it.🚂👍 🦃 Happy Thanksgiving 🦃.
My favorite railfan my my is good to go watch or ride on the Lebanon Express that belching steam whistle is loud sound myself watching and listening I don't have to be there to know the sound is too high
Hey, Jaw Tooth! Great video! I love those industrial switcher tank engines.
WWWOOOUUUWWW, ME EMCANTO VER ESA GRAN LOCOMOTORA DE VAPOR DE AQUELLOS TIEMPOS PRIMARIOS DEL FERROCARRIL,GRACIAS JAW TOOHT.
C&O GP7 5704 was painted as #55 in maroon paint and ran this Lebanon train for many, many years.
That little engine is hauling fast
This a something really different but awfully nice!
I can smell the coal and steam in my mind. 😺
NICE FIND JT .. OUTSTANDING !! YOUR A CUT ABOVE THE REST
Nice video. I need one of these engines in my backyard. I know it will never happen but it's a thought.
That would be cool!
I like their homemade cab car.
I love the steam whistle
Me too. I have a few more steam train videos to post but for some reason they don't do as good as the diesel train videos
Interesting that the old DL&W coaches have been fitted with roller bearings. I think these were some of the motor cars and when the electric gear was removed, got new wheelsets. I made countless trips on these growing up as did my dad and granddad commuting to Hoboken.
More Jaw Tooth, never let's us down. Thank you for spilling info during the narrative. Great host for the channel, but wait there's more. Best part
Gold video. Hope you & Your family ,dogs an Kitty have Happy Thanksgiving. 👊👍🐾🐾
Thanks 👍 Happy Thanksgiving John
Cool man 😎👍
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Glad you like them!
At first I thought the control car was a depowered South Shore car or trailer but saw it was a home built cab car. Clever.
Need to get one of those harnesses and a small, light camera and do a doggo cam or kituh cam for the outre some time.
You and the family have a good and safe Thanksgiving.
Great work, and a lovely steam train!
Many thanks!
It appears that the coaches were once electric mu coaches. Our best to all for a bountiful Thanksgiving. Take care and God bless.
Happy holidays! God Bless
0-6-0 #126 is certainly a cute little teakettle of an engine. Thanks for filming it and sharing it.
One comment -- using untreated "city" water as feed water runs the risk of leaving considerable scale in the boiler tubes from dissolved solids, especially calcium. Dissolved O2 might be another risk, depending.
Thanks for the info!
That is the rail line doing today. I bet they didn't think about that. The water in SW Ohio is pretty "hard." Everybody has softwater conditioners. They may want to consider getting water from a source that is free of the area's naturally hard water.