INSANE 389 000 lb Locomotive Wheel SLIPS. Modern & Steam. 🚂
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Do something else related to railroading in the future?
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trains usually spray sand in front of the drive wheels to increase traction
Big ol' timey steam engines (locomotives / cars / industrial manufacturing / ships etc.) are super interesting to me.
Yes! I love everything about trains! 🚂
That second and third engine are both over 100 years old and they still look new. That’s pretty good up keeping.
Ty, for the video, very cool 👍👍
Definitely the last thing I expected to see on this channel but I am NOT complaining
Edit: wheelslip is a lot less surprising when you remember that the area of contact between the wheels and the rails is about the size of a coin. Really impressive that they rarely slip at all
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A lot of these older engines, especially steam, had a sandbox that they would use to feed sand onto the track just in front of one of the drive wheels to improve traction.
You can see the feed tube in a couple of these clips.
I really enjoyed it I have always loved old trains since I was little
A very different but interesting video, Sergey! Stay safe and may God bless Ukraine.
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Didn't expect to find this as interesting as I did
I was privileged to have briefly worked with the folks at the Hawaiian Railway Society when I was stationed in Pearl Harbor 93-96. We laid tracks, made wigwags and performed maintenance on the old Navy engines that were a part of the Hawaiian Railway back in the day. I learned a lot about railroading and proudly display my certificate as a member of the Railway Society.
💙💛 My husband and I got to where we go married almost every year for our anniversary. They have an old steam engine powered travel train, that has dining and lounge cars. The route goes up into the Ozark mountains and back to the station. The route is through the forest and the deer have learned to come to the sound of the train for the corn that is thrown out by the conductor. It's a wonderful view out the windows as you dine, especially when we have to wait for the trip and go in the fall when the leaves are changing. Eureka Springs Arkansas is a beautiful place to visit. I recommend anyone who has a chance, to visit there.
This is why they have those nozzles to put sand between the rail and the wheels. Something else interesting is when someone forgets to release the "parking brake" on ONE railcar and the train drags it until there's a flat spot on the wheel! There's a rail line about a half mile behind my house and every now and then I can hear one...
Did I actually hear that guy in the last video say, "Better go faster, I hear banjos?" 7:52
Near here in Campo, California, there is the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum. They offer short distance/duration train rides on a surviving piece of the railway linking San Diego with destinations to the east. The railroad became washed out during tropical storm Kathleen in Sept, 1976. Also surviving is the Carrizo Gorge portion of the railway. So yeah, I guess I do find this sort of thing interesting.
Love this! 👍🤘Thank you! Thank you!👍🤘💙💚💙💚
The thing I love about steam locos is that all the moving parts are on the outside.
love wheels slip videos
If you have done some physics of car tires, slipping happens often and you just have to keep it down to a minimum. So intellectually, I would have assumed it happened on trains too but nice to see it directly. I would think this wrecks tracks as well as wheels.
Excellent! You chose my other love! Trains- especially steam trains. 🙃
trains usually spray sand in front of the drive wheels to increase traction ....
I am kinda shocked that i enjoyed that as much as i did. As a kid i had a huge nightmare about thise train sounds. I was petrified. But good to know now as an adult it doesnt bug me at all lol
In Indian Railways, separate sand containers are there in the engine/coaches to pour on the tracks to avoid slipping
The Flying Scotsman
Came to America once, and was like: "NEVER... AGAIN......"
Something very different on your channel .. gj
Very interesting
Also watch: NS958 Third Attempt at Poe Wye. A very tight turn, put in after Steam Locomotives were removed from that section of the line...
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Just a casual locomotive doing a burnout...
Loved it. Cool stuff
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Yea nice .
Can you please let us know what conversion factor you are using for the weights. It's obviously not standard (Long) tons; 2240lbs/ton, nor is it US (Short) tons; 2000lbs/ton. The closest I seem to find is Metric tonnes; (approx 2205lbs/tonne)
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whet this please 😢 We need the hole. ❤
что за идиоты а песок не пасыпать рядом с калесами должна трубка для песка
We need more commuter trains. IDK why people like to pretend they can afford housing, bills, kids, food, and a car with insurance, on minimum wage.
It's called peter robbing Paul you take money that is meant to be paid for something else sometimes you are behind on something sometimes not and on a really good year you have no problems at all.