I am 70 and a retired mechanical and electronic engineer. There is something about watching this video that makes me feel like I am 6 again and in awe of these machines.
@@lilah66 Thanks for the share I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Electrical engineer, wow that would have taken some time to get all those qualifications and knowledge under your belt..
@@dougbell7701 Age is just a number my friend, we are all eternal in the spirit. Never too old to feel like a child again and enjoy watching or pataking in something that makes us happy. Sometimes its in doing those things that make us feel closest to God. Blessings my friend!
Love the video and how its put together! Ignore the goofballs that just comment about it being old footage, if you dont like it dont watch it keep your negativity to yourself
@@FarmerMan1998 Right on buddy I totally agree with you. Thanks. So many people just want to spread their negativity into the world because they aren't happy with their own lives. I'm doing this and putting these videos together in a good fashion for people to enjoy!!! Not hate on. Yeah there will always be those people though, you just ignore them and pray that God can fix their misery in life.
I worked on a mountain railroad and when there were snow slides we always worried about ROCKS.....It was beautiful to watch inside the cab...when plowing.....
Thanks for the memories/video. I was assigned to rebuild the electrical system of a plow car similar to one seen in this video. Those are massive plows.
@@jonathanp1884 That's super cool thanks for the share. Would have been quite a job rebuilding one of those bet they weigh a ton with all the thick steel
Damn, these are cool. Also why don't some rail watchers have some sort of angled shield to protect against debris? Anyone can buy a plate of metal or two
Good idea yes I agree, some of the rail road filmers probably get knocked over from the amount of snow these trains kick up at high speeds. Definitely would hope there is no debris in it to as that could really injure someone. But common sense isn't always at work these days
@Freedomfighter2012-w1h yes I've been hit myself by a plow truck, not a train and it does hurt the train one I did in slow motion could have put those people in the hospital
@@artillerest43rdva7 I agree snow removal can be a dangerous thing, you can hit things buried in the snow or even crash off the road or tracks if you aren't careful.
@@hirosetoshihiro6892 I would think so yes as it's causing a safety hazard although most trains would just smoke right through it of it was just snow piled on the tracks... the bigger safety hazard is the flying blocks of snow hitting people or vehicles near the tracks
@@АлександрТолкачев-с6ы спасибо, мой друг, я рад, что тебе понравилось наблюдать за огромными сугробами, расчищаемыми этими поездами. С Новым годом и наилучших пожеланий, дружище
These may be old videos but I had to plow snow how about the three engines hooked to the plow. Ten thousand plus horsepower and don't have to watch for cars,signs,ditches or curves in the road he'll you can't even see just blow the horn and go!!!!
@LarrySherman-hn8ye That's right buddy thanks for the positive comment. I like to put videos together for people that they get excited to watch and make it enjoyable for myself to watch to, not all this nonsense and people talking trying to explain what's going on or weird music and long boring clips... just good high quality action of trains and machines hitting into the snow! Happy new years!
@EvanD787 And a Happy New Year to you also, my idea of travel is in the observation car on Amtrac. On our last trip woke up at a station in Montana in February there were bulldozer outside clearing the snow so passengers could get on or off the next morning woke up to Wisconsin 10 below. The trip through the US Rockies and the Canadian Rockies is spectacular. Have a great day.
@LarrySherman-hn8ye Thanks for the share my friend yes Amtrac is always a neat experience and yes the Rockies are absolutely fantastic, was out to Calgary and toured by to see them, stunning scenery. Thank you and all the best to you and your family. A great year ahead!
I am 70 and a retired mechanical and electronic engineer. There is something about watching this video that makes me feel like I am 6 again and in awe of these machines.
@@lilah66 Thanks for the share I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Electrical engineer, wow that would have taken some time to get all those qualifications and knowledge under your belt..
Proves the inner child is always there no matter the age,(55) felt like 5 watching the snow
@@dougbell7701 Age is just a number my friend, we are all eternal in the spirit. Never too old to feel like a child again and enjoy watching or pataking in something that makes us happy. Sometimes its in doing those things that make us feel closest to God. Blessings my friend!
That was oddly satisfying. Now I think driving a snow plow would be a cool job.
@@Alexander-gt4rc Time to go get your big truck license and start plowing my man👍👍 just don't take out any mailboxes
Love the video and how its put together! Ignore the goofballs that just comment about it being old footage, if you dont like it dont watch it keep your negativity to yourself
@@FarmerMan1998 Right on buddy I totally agree with you. Thanks. So many people just want to spread their negativity into the world because they aren't happy with their own lives. I'm doing this and putting these videos together in a good fashion for people to enjoy!!! Not hate on. Yeah there will always be those people though, you just ignore them and pray that God can fix their misery in life.
Snow....Train...Winner is pretty obvious. Physics does not lie. Inertia ALWAYS wins.
@@chem1460 Intertia always wins yes you're right my friend
Great pictures. In France, there are three or four tree leaves on the tracks, the trains stop...
@@stanislasbaudry503 Over cautious ⚠️ 🤣
I worked on a mountain railroad and when there were snow slides we always worried about ROCKS.....It was beautiful to watch inside the cab...when plowing.....
@@4fabfours That would be a beautiful sight to see the drifts rolling off the blade with good speed
Thanks for the memories/video. I was assigned to rebuild the electrical system of a plow car similar to one seen in this video. Those are massive plows.
@@jonathanp1884 That's super cool thanks for the share. Would have been quite a job rebuilding one of those bet they weigh a ton with all the thick steel
@@EvanD787 I rebuilt the electrical portion. Which was quite easy and minimal.
The moment they hit the snow piles at high speed is awesome, nice video!
@@ShaneDiebel I agree, thank you!
I love this video. Thanks so much for sharing.
@@shirleys765 You're so welcome thank you for the positivity! Wishing you a great 2025 👍😊
Very very cool, appreciate all of the videos
You're so welcome I'm glad you enjoyed it! A healthy prosperous 2025 to you
Beautiful scenery here, Very nice video thanks.
@@Jake-ph6fl You're welcome glad you enjoyed. Happy new years my friend, good year ahead!
That was pretty cool!
@@Revivethefallen thank you so much for the positive comment, glad you enjoyed, wish you a great 2025
Great video 😊
@@jackrowe9807 Thank you very much Jack. A healthy, prosperous 2025 to you my friend
Nice video, thank you. Up next...snow blowers!!
@@wavekube4343 will start working on that next. Thank you happy new year my friend!!!
Damn, these are cool. Also why don't some rail watchers have some sort of angled shield to protect against debris?
Anyone can buy a plate of metal or two
Good idea yes I agree, some of the rail road filmers probably get knocked over from the amount of snow these trains kick up at high speeds. Definitely would hope there is no debris in it to as that could really injure someone. But common sense isn't always at work these days
I see they have the meat grinder i would like to see something go into it
Maybe ill have to look it up
They are all new to me.
@@AlWenzlawe Glad you enjoyed happy new year, happy snow shoveling!
At 8:48 it looks like Camel's hump Mt. in Northern VT.
👍👍
@@benjaminclingaman7551 thanks bro
People that have been hit by the snow it does it hurt???
@Freedomfighter2012-w1h yes I've been hit myself by a plow truck, not a train and it does hurt the train one I did in slow motion could have put those people in the hospital
What would be the coolest saying or name to paint on one of those wedge plows?
I'm thinking: "Say hello to my little friend!"
@@andyharman3022 Hahaha agreed bro. Or "Now you see me... Now you dont"
Here comes "Bad to the Bone"
Excuse me step aside. Or is that too nice?
scary seeing all that heavy snow being moved off the roads and rail. with no real reference marks. to the roads.
@@artillerest43rdva7 I agree snow removal can be a dangerous thing, you can hit things buried in the snow or even crash off the road or tracks if you aren't careful.
Train eats snow for breakfast: 3:53
@@Just_Some_Stuf Would you like 1 or 2 scoops of butter on your pancakes this morning?
Train: CHOOO CHOOOOOOOO💣💣💣💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥
‘and then he payed $100 in gas’ lmao… I understand that wayy to much
@@AverageReviewsYT Guessing you drive a pickup truck with a V8 engine like myself
@ no I just know the reputation those had when they were popular lol
@AverageReviewsYT Yeah they were gas guzzlers that's right. Wishing you a successful 2025 bud
Isn't it a crime to pile snow onto train tracks that have already been cleared?
@@hirosetoshihiro6892 I would think so yes as it's causing a safety hazard although most trains would just smoke right through it of it was just snow piled on the tracks... the bigger safety hazard is the flying blocks of snow hitting people or vehicles near the tracks
I live in Minnesota winds could blow snow back on or more snow
@joeedgin7535 How much snow does Minnesota get on average? Quite a bit?
除雪済みの線路へ「雪」を盛るのは犯罪ではないのか？ Isn't it a crime to pile snow onto train tracks that have already been cleared?
@@hirosetoshihiro6892 Could be in some Countries
I caught that.
"…and he paid $100 in gas." 5:00
Jealousy looks bad on you. Cope as best you can. lol
@@ut000bs Yaa alot of people are just jealous of others. Pray for them
11:14 How much is that guy getting paid to operate that rig? Looks to me like he's doing the work of four trucks.
@@andyharman3022 Experienced operator for sure. Wage will reflect that or he wouldn't do the work
В 2025 году могли бы сделать что-то поновее а не статьи крутить.
@@АлександрТолкачев-с6ы спасибо, мой друг, я рад, что тебе понравилось наблюдать за огромными сугробами, расчищаемыми этими поездами. С Новым годом и наилучших пожеланий, дружище
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@@johansomeone1948 Great comment buddy👍 thanks and happy new years
what the hell
These are all very old videos nothing new.
@@AbdulHaq-ki6ul Appreciate the comment happy new years
These may be old videos but I had to plow snow how about the three engines hooked to the plow. Ten thousand plus horsepower and don't have to watch for cars,signs,ditches or curves in the road he'll you can't even see just blow the horn and go!!!!
@LarrySherman-hn8ye That's right buddy thanks for the positive comment. I like to put videos together for people that they get excited to watch and make it enjoyable for myself to watch to, not all this nonsense and people talking trying to explain what's going on or weird music and long boring clips... just good high quality action of trains and machines hitting into the snow! Happy new years!
@EvanD787 And a Happy New Year to you also, my idea of travel is in the observation car on Amtrac. On our last trip woke up at a station in Montana in February there were bulldozer outside clearing the snow so passengers could get on or off the next morning woke up to Wisconsin 10 below. The trip through the US Rockies and the Canadian Rockies is spectacular. Have a great day.
@LarrySherman-hn8ye Thanks for the share my friend yes Amtrac is always a neat experience and yes the Rockies are absolutely fantastic, was out to Calgary and toured by to see them, stunning scenery. Thank you and all the best to you and your family. A great year ahead!
@gurka
@@brycemorse8830 happy new years bro