CSX Brandt Hi Rail Truck Unloading Railroad Ties at Princeton, Indiana

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Brandt R4 Power Unit Hi Rail Truck dropping crossties at Princeton, IN near the Alliance Coal Loop. They stage the tie cars at Alice Yard in Vincennes and also park the Brandt truck there for the night. Tie replacement will take place between Princeton & Decker, IN.
    6-3-23

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  • @josephknueppel885
    @josephknueppel885 Год назад

    Awesome video it's amazing how they lay this out

  • @spockb1186
    @spockb1186 Год назад

    I'm pretty speechless having big trucks on railroad tracks

  • @JD-8-1971
    @JD-8-1971 Год назад

    I can't wait to watch the rail crew, the crew working on the railroad trestle and CLR working on the 241 bridge together as they pass though Decker. It's going to be a busy place.

  • @trackdawg7637
    @trackdawg7637 Год назад

    Worked there a couple of times. Tie team should be there this week.

    • @Grainexpress
      @Grainexpress  Год назад +1

      Yes and I was told one week will be working at night. Nothing good happens at night. LOL! Thanks for watching!

    • @trackdawg7637
      @trackdawg7637 Год назад

      @@Grainexpress I was supposed to be up there. But I had to have an unexpected surgery. I hope you can get some footage.

    • @Grainexpress
      @Grainexpress  Год назад +1

      @@trackdawg7637 I'll try. Kind of tough getting away from the farm. Wind will be bad this week so drone flying will be bad. Suppose to start tomorrow.

  • @buccaneerrailfanning1776
    @buccaneerrailfanning1776 Год назад

    Awesome video!
    Im making a video on the SD80MAcs and saw you had some, they are pretty hard to find on YT. I was wondering if I could use your videos? I always give credit in the description and in the video itself.

  • @melissajanejohn288
    @melissajanejohn288 Год назад

    HARD AT WORK! MAYBE NOT AS HARD AS USE TO BE.

  • @TheMetGuy
    @TheMetGuy Год назад

    I never seen train cars be pulled by a truck instead of a locomotive like an SD40-2