Train With 6 Engines & Train Appears Out Of Tunnel; Train Eases Down Steep Hill, Kentucky Trains
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- Опубликовано: 20 янв 2023
- CSX Railroad Interchange With A 6 Locomotive Train Getting Permission To Enter The Main Line. Train With DPU. Train Comes Out Of A Tunnel With Huge Auto Racks. Norfolk Southern Train Easing Down A Steep Grade. These trains are in Kentucky. Covington, Kentucky & Crescent Springs are included.
I drove over a train on Interstate 275 while entering Kentucky from Ohio. I decided to film that train so I drove ahead to Covington at the CSX interchange. This area has a lot of crime recently so I left after filming the train going around the tight curve in front of a sober living facility.
Next train is coming out of a tunnel less than a mile south of the first train. After I filmed the first train I left and then heard the train give a clear signal at the junction that I had just been at. I heard the train on 160.230 and found out that it was on its way to Louisville, Kentucky from Cincinnati.
The tunnel is the same spot where I filmed the girl walking through down the middle of a track while a train was passing on the other track. Remember that epic video? After I filmed that train I drove to a nicer area in Northern Kentucky on the Norfolk Southern line.
The NS train is on its way to Gest street Yard in Cincinnati. We see it easing down the long grade that drops into the Ohio River Valley. Its really cool to watch trains working on this hill. I have seen trains stall coming up the hill and need assistance. Check out some of my Hill videos.
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You need to look out for yourself. Be safe.
I never thought of Covington, KY as being in the same league as Newark, Baltimore, Detroit or Chicago.
Detroit has a bad rap but it’s changed through the years, there are just some bad areas of it
Mr Tooth, as much as I enjoy your videos, they are not worth putting yourself in danger. Please be very careful when filming and by all means STAY SAFE.
Most respectfully - Bruce Paul
Mister jatu I am 70 years old and retired and enjoy your videos very much my grandfather had a house in Hillsboro Illinois and we were 200 yards from the New York Central Mainline back in the 50s and 60s I really enjoyed watching the New York Central come through there
That's awesome! I sure would like to get over there and film some more. I was in Illinois in 2021 filming with Shoestring and spent one night there
Some of the tagging shows a lot of artistic talent. Loved the Pennywise clown!
Always be safe; we all would hate for something to happen to you in your quest to get us a video. Also, that train coming out of the tunnel was going slow enough you could have tagged a few (lol).
Don't put yourself in danger just for us you are doing a great job brother
Once again, please stay safe. There are plenty of excellent places to film from. At least stay in the truck so you can drive away if someone approaches.
or bring a friend or 2.
Good Morning JT. Yes please be careful out there. The world's a messd up place these days. Up here in Toronto Ontario, we've had many unprevoked attacks on people where the attacker never knew the victims. Two people unfortunately died as a result of this. One victim was a senior just out for a walk, the other was a homeless guy trying to protect his friend as about 7-8 young girls swarmed his and stabbed/beat him to death. Stay safe out there big guy. Cheers.
Sounds like Baltimore I'm a half hour away nice where I'm at but still to close
@@Michael-eu1mz yes I agree. I lived in North Toronto for a preriod of time. Where I was living it was quiet for the most part. I mean in summer you could hear gun shots from time to time. Where I was living, a large creek divided up the nice area where I was and the gang violence that was on the other side of that large creek. Got outta there in a short time. Now I am an hour and a half away from that concrete jungle.
Never should be an open hatch.
Birds love to make a nest in everything.
Some critters might take advantage of the open hatch too.
Be careful! We need you safe and out making the amazing videos! Always put your safety first. 😀😀😀
I Like all of the Locos - I've got several Geeps, a couple of U-Boats and some SDs. Plus i've got a couple of RSD-15 Alligators. All on my Generic USA Railroad. Great Stuff! BBe extra careful in those didguy locations. You don't want to get caught in the crossfire of a drug fight - I think of you as a friend, and I don't like losing my friends, Brian. So Take care.
Stay safe out there Mr Tooth!
Watch your back when filming around that area. We don't want anything to happen to you. Please be careful. Or stay out. Your life is more important. Great video. Have a nice day
Stay safe, Brian. There's loads of places much safer to get good videos. Appreciate you so much.
Mr JT you be careful out there. I wouldn't go back to video in those dangerous places again. We need you to video those awesome trains you record.
When i see that many locomotives, you know thats train gonna be long!
Yesterday, on the way to the store....passed the Indy sub behind my house...8 CSX engines were pulling a train north bound...7 GEs and a SD60 right in the middle...
Very brave of you to film in that neighbourhood!
Jaw Tooth. Always good videos, makes for a time for us viewer to relax. DON'T ANSWER THIS, but since you end up going to sketchy and or lonely areas, have you thought of getting a CCW? I think you may have several choices, (1) don't go to those bad areas whenever possible or (2) get in really good shape so you can run really really fast (that should always be a better option than #3), (3) if you're like me and can't run really really fast, hang something on your belt and use it as the very very last resort. Take care. By the way, I am really old and do so so RUclips shooting videos.
Brian I would be to nervous to film there. Shame those good places to film have to be dangerous like that
I had to screenshot that Pennywise car. That was epic!
It is so funny! When you said that green house would be a nice place to live, but you would have to fence in the yard, I literally had said that exact same thing early when you showed it.
If you're rolling around in the rail ghetto like that, I'd sure hope you have the necessary, ah, accessories on hand. Even the trains are scared to got by there!
That half way house looks like a former railroad station/depot.
Thanks for your videos.. I like hearing the radio traffic in the back ground... I hope you play more radio Traffic in your future videos.
Hay JT please be very careful while filming videos we don’t want to lose you my friend may God bless you and your to family keep you safe my friend ❤
We lived in Conway, PA and there is a large yard there. I noticed over thirty Norfolk Southern engines sitting in the yard. We loved to hear the trains moving through the yard and we loved to watch the railroad humping cars and build trains to go out all over the country. The yard is about thirty-five miles north of Pittsburgh and sixty miles south of Erie, PA. We have moved to Economy, PA but still enjoy our trips down to see the rail yard activity.💝
I lived near Harrisburg when I was in my youth and you would not believe how huge the rail yard is in Enola, PA. It's MILES of trains in there. I have no idea how that stuff works, but they line those cars up and pull 'em down the tracks.
Hey jaw tooth we appreciate you filming trains everywhere. Please please stay safe out there. No the hatch on tankcar should not be open. Someone forgot to close it. Have a great railroad day 🚂🙋♀️❤️
Awesome video with a dpu working hard but wait there’s more 👍😎❄️🚂🇺🇸
For sure!!
@@JawTooth -- I love how you say, "DPU - I see you!"
I think 33,000 gallons is the maximum capacity tank car allowed, but in the sixties, there were 50,000 gallon tank cars with four trucks, but I don’t think you see those anymore. Thanks for sharing JT.
Very cool but dangerous location! Thanks for filming there, and thanks for blurring the bad stuff and keeping it kid friendly! I know it's hard especially as bad as the graffiti has got nowadays. Stay safe Jawtooth and thanks for sharing!
There are a few cars that look new, or have fresh coats of paint on them. It does my heart good to see that. If I see too many in a long train with excessive grafitti, I will just click away to something else. I have no other connection to the trains except seeing good looking and cool looking cars. 1/23/23
that first train had some REAL power on it, EMD engines! long live the EMD power houses.
That tunnel is a cool spot. Great catches! Watch out for the crackheads. Great video!
Thanks! Will do!
A nice weather video today….mild. Fairly sunny day. Thanks for the video, Brian. See you on the next! 😊
We had a few good days in Michigan
Now we're back to Winter
With today's bizarre crime please don't become a statistic. Just because it's a junction doesn't mean it has to be photographed I'm sure your family would like to see you return at night. That CSX Freight was one of those that probably had every type of chemical there is plus a wide variety of unusual reporting marks as well as a very high percentage of cars carrying carbon black. The auto rack train has one car with a home for repair tag on it. What's funny is even though the rack has the CN emblem the car through Creative Accounting is "owned" by Wisconsin Central and was built after the WC acquisition. Poor Chessie looked disappointed in that Norfie took the good seats and there weren't any snacks left. You need to hire the Hawaii Five-O staff for security
YEARS ago, that was a big L&N yard at the junction going south. And there WAS a wye!
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo et très bon week-end ! 👍🙏
Looked like penny wise the clown on that train…very cool. Great video JT
JT it was funny when you mentioned the size of those tank cars because I had just said that before you said it. They were the biggest I've ever seen.
Nice to hear the Bengals and Ravens game in the slideshow
JT: That lid shouldn't be open. At the Railway Interchange in Indianapolis about 5myears ago one of the tank car operators showed how they were camera which showed what was happening to tank car almost in real time.. Stay safe, you've got family that NEED you..
Awesome view
You and Mrs JawTooth have a great weekend
Hey there, Jawtooth! Love your videos. Greetings from over here in Germany!! We moved here back in the summer. My wife and I are from Virginia, but will be living over here for up to five years.
Germany has a lot of railroad activity - both freight & passenger. Their trains tend to be very short (1 engine and maybe 30 cars) and the run every few minutes on the same track - much different than CSX or Norfolk Southern, where the run very long trains every few hours. Their control system must be amazing so that they can keep things moving safely. Every locomotive I have seen is electric, but they must still use diesels in places without power lines over the tracks.
Keep Chessie and Norfie out of trouble and stay safe! Guten abend!!
P.S. My wife thinks I am totally nuts, but I have become addicted to your channel + that of a guy who is a tow truck driver who films it when he "yanks" cars that are illegally parked. Both of you have a talent for making relaxing yet compelling video footage.
You shot some awesome videos .Thank you.
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Hey JT please be very careful in these bad areas's your life is not worth losing. Please be safe and we all love your awesome catches and love the little furry ones. may God protect you and your family as well.
Jawtooth, You are right, there are some sketchy people around the railroad tracks (Not speaking about rail fans, of course!) I live in a small town near Ft. Hood, TX on BNSF's Lampasas Subdivision and I started filming BNSF trains headed out of and to the Temple, TX yard (use to be the Santa Fe yard) last October to build up an inventory of train videos and thinking about starting a RUclips channel. Due to some lowlifes around the tracks, I carry 2 guns and a 7 1/2" hunting knife: A Ruger LCP in my boot, & a S&W M&P 9mm Shield in my belt. Both are loaded and ready. Don't know the situation in Ohio, but we have Constitutional Carry in Texas. You might want to think about arming up! I was over at the Temple yard this morning. Sure are a lot of BNSF Locos sitting and idle. Keep your head on a swivel and your eyes on the prize!
Ohio just recently became a "permitless carry" state. Hoping for many more states to join the club, though.
Excellent trains. Chessie is such a brat sometimes! Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
My uncle Paul worked as a conductor for CXS formerly Chessie and was conductor on the Middleburg phosphorus train wreck. He claimed about Miamisbîrg fire department for putting so much water on the phosphorus because that just created lots of vapor. He never told me much about what caused the wreck though, he probably wasn't allowed to.
Hey JT: I think "vandalism" is completely appropriate to use, above" graphitti" 👎. There's so much of it, it really makes the cars look uglier than they need to be. Not to worry, though; I always look forward to another JT video 👍👍!!
Mr jaw tooth I liked that spot where you was in front of the steel truss bridge and Norfolk southern train goes over the road with the sharp curve to go the railroad bridge
Wow tremendous horsepower to come from a full stop on a hill & back up to speed in short order. Fantastic action!
Always be safe JT, we love what you're doing.
At 19:08 see a new Hourglass autorack belonging to the Nebraska Kansas Colorado Railway. The Hourglass autoracks are wider on the insides to give the loaders more room to get out of larger cars that are loaded in them.
Another great train video!!
Beautiful freight trains!🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃
Another excellent video and be safe out there JT!!!
Great video. That CSX Junction area is very cool, however, I add my comments to others who say: Please Be Careful! It is not worth your life.
Thank you
Your videos are informative and relaxing.
Glad you like them!
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars thanks for watching and commenting Fabian!
Great one JT. Love the tunnel shot. Thanks and stay safe.
Great video JT. Take care and stay safe out there.
Hello from Ohio back in 1959 my grandparents had all the windows and doors open with 70 degree weather
We’re used to 60 degrees in January in Missouri 😂
Great video JT. Be safe getting us rail fans great content.
ANOTHER GOOD VIDEO OF THE TRAINS JT THANK YOU FOR YOUR EFFORT AND TIME I APPRECIATE IT AND YOU HAVE A GOOD AND SAFE TRAVELS JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA NORFOLK SOUTHERN RULES MY RAILS 👌
You should try and go to Durand MI or Holly MI it’s a lot better and safer. It’s a good place
There is no more efficient way to move goods long distances than trains. Per ton of goods moved, trains pollute much less than trucks and notice how the newer locomotives (in the blue sky sun) don't even have visible exhaust. Put a WABTEC battery EPU on the train and efficiency goes up 15% with more safety on grades. Looking forward to some trains in the snow early February. Thinking Chessie, Brandy, Sophie and Norfie will be inside most of the time. Hope duck is OK. Hope the horses have a hay filled barn.
Well, not all goods. It takes a lot of energy taking a RR car or two that "last mile."
As a retired trucker, I mostly agree that rail is the most efficient way to move LOTS OF CARGO over great distances - on a per ton basis. However, tracks don't go to every single destination and in today's "just in time" society, people want their stuff and they want it NOW.
Trains won't likely ever replace trucks, but if time is of less concern than tonnage, there is nothing better than rail for moving freight.
@@1VaDude correct, trains don't go to every destination. That's where trucks come in and where improved rail infrastructure and better train-truck coordination would likely make a difference. No way will every interest like this. JP Morgan was not pleased his rail empire was threatened by trucks and Rockefeller was majorly upset that Edison's lightbulb would diminish kerosene sales until Ford educated Rockefeller about more money to be made with formerly a nuisance, gasoline.
@@markwiener1091 -- I predict a rise in the use of "intermodal" transport. Piggyback trailers on flatbed rail cars for long distances and then "local" drivers picking the trailers at a railhead and delivering the product to the final destination.
Awesome video keep up with a great work and be safe out there.
Always Nice! E Hunter Harrison Specials!!! Be Safe! Know Your Surroundings!!! God Bless!!!!
2nd tankcar in less than 2 months with a hatch open! Good catch JT.
The LD LMT 164.700 LB is stamped on the side of that huge white tanker car.
Hay JT but there’s more I hope that you have a nice night and a great day tomarow ❤
Hi JT,be safe in your filming areas. The auto racks were probably going to Toyota in Georgetown KY or Louisville KY to one of the Ford plants there.
I bet there are more auto-rack cars painted like these than there are any other cars so decorated. There is a big yard used for them in Winston-Salem, NC.
Great videos once more. Saddens me that no thru trains come thru my community anymore. Its strictly I&O...
Long time viewer, first time poster. Ditto the comments on your personal safety, you bring happiness to a lot of people (along with your animals!). Just wondering -- if you're looking for any ideas or suggestions -- if you could somehow get some shots of that massive railroad bridge you mentioned that crosses the Ohio River between Cincy and Covington (Newport?). I spent some time working in Cincinnati in 2006-7 and used to go "Newport on the Levee" a lot for dinner and always marveled at that bridge (and the one upriver from it that was Roebling's practice exercise for the Brooklyn Bridge in New York). The only time I could see the RR bridge was while driving on the highway next to it - and I was always the one doing the driving!! I understand that the main building in that Newport complex was originally a railroad station. A pretty grandiose building in its heyday. Anyway, thanks for everything, stay safe --- and healthy!
That auto rack train had some nice graffiti on it! AWESOME trains thank you
Good video jawtooth , please be careful out there
I was working on the CB&Q that's a railroad , A fireman on the locomotive then one day I saw a little baby crawling along the track a baby mind you. And I grabbed that baby and I flung it into a nice pile of soft leaves. Me well I didn't make out so good. Fractured my leg. The baby was all right. Today that baby is president of Vons supermarket you think he ever took the trouble to thank me no sir! Rich folks got short memories.
Love the tunnel. Cool location.
How sad that violence was in the area.
Wow - Danger - Danger - Be Careful - It may be time to cary the great equalizer • Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Great good made video, mr Jaw Tooth.
May i say that on the top of the first train with 4 locomotives have a double DPU.
Two 6 axels locomotives and two 4 axels locomotives=a double DPU. But a train riding with open boxcars or open tankcar is in Europa not done. Every freighttrain in Europa is controled by a carmaster in Dutch: wagenmeester.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸
Greetings to you from a US citizen living in Germany. Very cool rail system over here!
Great video!!
JT, we appreciate your tenacity on getting train videos.....BUT.....don't put yourself in a comprised area. We want you safe and unharmed. Please continue to be cautious. If it seems "hincky" don't do it. Our 6th sense is usually spot on. Listen to it.
Great Catches!
Like 👍 congratulations for the video my friend!
Thank you very much!
Be safe 🙏 out their, love your Train 🚆 Videos but take care !!
You might want to go to the Queens gate yard and so maintenance the part of the train coming out of the tunnel. The way those auto racks are banging it might be BROKEN RAIL!! Hopefully I am wrong. It would be better than a derailment. Steven Sipes
Another great video!
Great catches especially where the CSX train was abt to enter the Queensgate Yard! That was a nice catch of the train coming out of the tunnel. Then to top it off at the RATHOLE line which is one of my favorite locations! It's sad how crime has escalated over the years. Almost seems like it's not safe to go anywhere nowadays. Thanks again for sharing some awesome footage with us! Cheers from Delmar, Delaware
nice to see clean cars with no graffiti
That’s a really nice rehab house. Stay safe.
Hi Jawtooth, Could you get a video of a train going over the bridge from Kentucky to Ohio. Stay safe in those bad areas.
I have a video of the circus train going over that bridge into Ohio that I have never posted. I will film a train on it soon though
@@JawTooth -- My dad grew up in Norwood, Ohio - basically a city landlocked by Cincinnati. He always said it was better to fly into the airport in Dayton and then drive south; rather than the Cincinnati airport that is actually in Covington, Kentucky. ( That's why its code is CVG - ya learn something every day. )
Stay safe out there, sir! Greetings and salutations from a Virginian who lives in Germany now!!
The train is so long and impressive. I surprised when it come out of the tunnel. by Train lover🤓
There aren't too many things on this Earth that get beat up and on more than a scrap metal gondola. They get old before their time then keep on rolling.
The whole 'gondola' on top of the tank is basically just a housing there to protect valves and ports on top from bumps and whatnot. If you looked down inside there that is what you would see.
Covington was a place you watched your rear even back in the 80s. I have a t-shirt.
About the video blurring I would suggest doing what I did to learn video editing. Just make a copy of some video and use it to play with. Do everything to it. Especially new things. Learn by doing is powerful with this. You don't have to use them all or any but it can be fun playing and learning anyway.
Don't worry too much about the sun when this happens. It can't be helped some times and that wouldn't have been a good train to miss.
JT, you are an ace among railroad fans and I thank you for taking us along. I never miss a chance.
Sometimes mother nature doesn't always do what you want.
I wouldn't think that is supposed to be open. I think someone opened it on purpose just screwing around.
Good catches Son ... I was the 500th viewer of this vid ... Stay safe ...
I think "Horn Salutes" work out better when you are on the Engineer's side of the Loco.
I noticed 2 items of interest in your video.On the first train I noticed coal cars.They actually aren't coal cars.They'rearked HK which is Haines & Kibble house quarries here in southeastern Pa where i live.Those cars are actually used for hauling stone,not coal.Also on one of the auto racks in the second train,the clown drawing with the balloon is Pennywise from the movie "IT".By the way,always watch your back while filming videos.Never know what will happen or who is near you.
One of H&K's quarries is in Birdsboro (ESE of Reading, PA), I'm pretty sure.
You are right,MrDan.I live in Reading,Pa and Birdsboro is outside of Reading.I have been at and around the quarry.Quite an operation they have there.They ship out at least 50 stone cars per shipment.I know because i've seen the shipments in Reading.
@@georgeoakley934 I don't know how long you have watched jaw tooth videos but I said to myself these cars look familiar. Under the street running section the Belpaire Industrial Parkersburg shortline the train is chock-full of those HKRX. Hoppers. I will say for cars hauling stone they're in much better shape then the ones on the Cincinnati Eastern
Awesome video Brian 😊