Good morning may peace be unto all .saw early this morning on news in Ohio train derail fire all over .blessing to all there let us keep praying for each other ,say a kind word with love smile .first love all.
Thanks for the film JT! That interesting tank car was a four compartment car, normally tanks carry one fluid only, but that one can carry four different ones. It apparently was carrying two, butyl acetate and cigarette lighter fluel, with two compartments full of each.
You captured some great trains at Cincinnati, Ohio and Erlanger, Kentucky on 1 February 2023, Jawe Tooth! You commented on that four-compartment tank car that came past you at 8:14. Tank car ETCX 84003 is owned by Eastman Tennessee Corporation. The car is an ARR Class T106 car. The T stands for Tank Car. The 106 means that it is a general service carbon steel tank car with a capacity of 22,000 to 24,000 gallons. It has a liquid capacity of 23927 gallons. The four compartments means that it can cary up to four different chemicals in the compartments.
Hi JT thank you the new video Feb 1 beautiful double trains and im😢just checking in to see what’s new you and family have a nice nite see you. Again tomorrow ❤
Original pictures: a New York Central locomotive between two Norfolk Southern locomotives. Hard to tell them apart from a distance, they are exactly the same color.
FYI those containers with the HMM markings stands for Hyundai Merchant Marine and ONE stands for Ocean Network Express. Nice catch on the NYC unit. Sometimes you need to face Mother Nature with the cold, rain, and snow to get the videos. Good work JT!! Steven in Gresham, Or.
Hello JOHN tooth really appreciate the shots today I said and I were there it wouldn’t place back in the spring and second time we were there love the area lotta great places real fan as you know and hats off to you for being there appreciate it🎩🎩🚂🚂
NYC unit, DPU, diverging, short train, long trains. You got it all in chilly weather. That first grain train was pretty clean, very little vandalism (graffiti). Graffiti-Not Cool! / Good job JT! Go get a hot drink! 👍🇺🇲
First train I every rode on was the New York Central decades ago. I remember seeing diesel engines from the 1940’s and riding passenger cars from the 30’s/40’s. Great catch. Loved the meet. Thanks,Jaw Tooth.
Excellent great video, mr Jaw Tooth. That see i for the first time on one of your video: a tankrailcar with 4 compartiments. That is awesome the costumers van transport 4 liquide products in one tankrailcar: Whiskey, Gin, orange juice etc. Have NS also a heritage locomotive in the PRR livery? Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸
With a hub like that all kinds of good rail activity rolls right to you starting with the NYC Heritage unit. The mixed power set had the best consist with the ETCX Tennessee Eastman 4 dome tank car followed by two with special instructions stenciled on the tank. A unique sight of well cars filled only on the bottom with small containers then an oldie CSXT--Sealand 40 ft well with the clampdowns and just a few containers behind on the top row a unique container with four doors facing the outside. For the bird watcher the inbound CSX train filled in as an aircraft carrier as the pigeons performed touch-and-go Landings and takeoffs on a covered Hopper. The last train filmed from the bridge had several empty flat cars that usually carry the aluminum ingots. I sure hope they found and retrieved the one that fell off last week. JT you need one of those propane heaters like the football players use on the sidelines
My wife got me some hand heaters that work all day. I want to try those. We need some more snow. I'm getting antsy wanting to film in the snow. This week we are supposed to get up in the 50s but the weather changes quick here
Nice location with plenty of rail action, multiple trains on any track. Catching NS’s NYC heritage unit was a real treat. Lots of great trains, and cool catches, like that four dome tanker. Those shots from that old bridge NS maintains are pretty cool. Takes a brave soul to film trains when the weather in inhospitable. Great job JT, stay warm son.
JT - it’s cold, but clear. YOU get it done. Thanks for the NYC heritage unit and for capturing the sounds of power so well … to include all the sneezing air compressors. Real as it gets!!!
That NY Central HU is awesome :) That was a very nice meet - we got to see both trains very well and we actually had a DPU! :) I am with you on the shorter trains these days.
What a cool get there, Jawtooth! New York Central Heritage Engine. Never yet seen one, so thanks for standing out in the cold Cincinnati air and bringing this to us! 👍🇦🇺🍻👍
Good Morning JT. That first train sped up really fast! Awesome catches SIR! Great video as always. That one train was massive! I wonder how many cars it was. It was so long, there was a commercial in between it lol.
Good morning Jaw Tooth - I am eating breakfast with "Jaw Tooth" no more eggs, just cereal. Cool stuff from New York. 👍 • Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Thank you for getting out there and capturing the trains. How about going back to Kentucky where there used to be the shoefly? There were a lot of trains coming through there.
JAWTOOTH... You make excellent videos! I've watched others, but none are edited as well as yours. The way you introduce them, the distance from the track, the way you go from front to rear while filming. EVERYTHING you do to film a train is way better than the others! Keep up the great work. You make them, I'll watch them.
Suppose you heard about the 50 car derailment on the NS line at East Palestine OH. Most of the length of the derailment waned up catching fire and since part of train was hauling vinyl chloride they evacuated a large portion of the town.
That interesting looking tank car ETCX 84003 has four separate compartments, that why there is four lids, and if you notice four Hazmat placards. They can run four different chemicals if they want, we have a few trailers like that. It's usually Purate in our trailers. Nice overhead bridge shot, neat seeing that train waiting for the second train to pass. Super Awesome Video !! 👍👍👍
The CPL at around 18:30 was showing "medium approach medium" with the lunar light below and left of the greens. Cities can have trouble getting railroads to maintain their bridges, until they collapse, and then the railroad would prefer that the city close the road. I am interested in reporting marks. Anything ending in X is not a common carrier railroad. Some marks seem to be inherited, because we see things like NYC, SBD or SOO. Some small railroads own a lot of cars, and their marks appear all over the country.
Man, I love those heritage engines. Another great video. How far are you away from that 50-car train derail in Ohio. What I see on TV is that it doesn't look good, lots of fires, smoke and chemical cars that carry plastic that makes pvc pipes and car fabrics. Probably couldn't get any close to video it.
Every one of these trains are interesting including some different rail cars.love DPIs.. Some really long trains. Rarely do you see a train stop along a track and wait for another train to pass. Guess their schedule got mixed up. Thanks...enjoyed all.
Excellent video I'm a big fan of the New York Central I grew up watching the New York Central go through Hillsboro Illinois thanks again for a great video
Yep using a heritage engine on the 3 lead middle engine due to lack of engines to use since so much freight is moving so all railroads have to bring out there older engines that are not used as much to supplement power needed, been seeing a lot of heritage engines being used and even yard engines being used as extra power. 2nd train being seen has a UP engine in the center of 3 lead due to lack of engines.
WOW, I wish I could have seen that New York Central engine clean and shiny....or better yet, brand new. I admit, I get confused when JT refers to Union Pacific as "foreign power", when Union Pacific is as American as baseball. Their HQ is in Nebraska.
Good morning may peace be unto all .saw early this morning on news in Ohio train derail fire all over .blessing to all there let us keep praying for each other ,say a kind word with love smile .first love all.
Good morning all...
Morning ❤
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo et très bon dimanche ! 🚂💙👍🙏
Nice NYC Heritage unit,and sluggo the slug! JT and fresh brewed coffee!❤
Very cool with the train waiting on the train
Good assortment here! ✔
Thanks!
Hello, Today is good also. by Train lover🤓
Thanks for the film JT! That interesting tank car was a four compartment car, normally tanks carry one fluid only, but that one can carry four different ones. It apparently was carrying two, butyl acetate and cigarette lighter fluel, with two compartments full of each.
You captured some great trains at Cincinnati, Ohio and Erlanger, Kentucky on 1 February 2023, Jawe Tooth! You commented on that four-compartment tank car that came past you at 8:14. Tank car ETCX 84003 is owned by Eastman Tennessee Corporation. The car is an ARR Class T106 car. The T stands for Tank Car. The 106 means that it is a general service carbon steel tank car with a capacity of 22,000 to 24,000 gallons. It has a liquid capacity of 23927 gallons. The four compartments means that it can cary up to four different chemicals in the compartments.
Good morning nice catching on the trains....
Great catches! That heritage unit and that CSX road slug was cool to see. Great video!
Hi JT thank you the new video Feb 1 beautiful double trains and im😢just checking in to see what’s new you and family have a nice nite see you. Again tomorrow ❤
Thanks for watching! Not much new. I can't think of anything lol
Awesome video with a dpu working hard but wait there’s more 👍😎❄️🚂🇺🇸❄️❄️
The fact that you can find the rarest of all locomotives and artifacts of all railroads is just amazing and mind blowing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!👍
Original pictures: a New York Central locomotive between two Norfolk Southern locomotives. Hard to tell them apart from a distance, they are exactly the same color.
I went by here last Tuesday, finally saw the CPLs. It’s been years (since toddler age) since I’ve seen any CPL
1:22 AWESOME! The New York Central Heritage Unit! Excellent job, J.T.!
Good morning! Great video, nice to see the NS diesels! Stay warm out there! 😀👍
Mornin'. Looks like you've got a week of warm weather (with some rain) looking at you.
FYI those containers with the HMM markings stands for Hyundai Merchant Marine and ONE stands for Ocean Network Express. Nice catch on the NYC unit. Sometimes you need to face Mother Nature with the cold, rain, and snow to get the videos. Good work JT!! Steven in Gresham, Or.
Took me second to realize that 2239 didn't have radiator screens. When you said slug I realized that's the one you were talking about.
😊good morning and here is it alraedy noon.😊
Hello JOHN tooth really appreciate the shots today I said and I were there it wouldn’t place back in the spring and second time we were there love the area lotta great places real fan as you know and hats off to you for being there appreciate it🎩🎩🚂🚂
Greetings to all, from the United States
I’m not exaggerating, but every time you upload, I get hyped and go to watch that video
NYC unit, DPU, diverging, short train, long trains. You got it all in chilly weather. That first grain train was pretty clean, very little vandalism (graffiti). Graffiti-Not Cool! / Good job JT! Go get a hot drink! 👍🇺🇲
Thank you very much!
First train I every rode on was the New York Central decades ago. I remember seeing diesel engines from the 1940’s and riding passenger cars from the 30’s/40’s. Great catch. Loved the meet. Thanks,Jaw Tooth.
Very cool! You got to see some classic railroading
That industrial building used to be a Formica plant. There was a faint formaldehyde odor when you passed by.
GREAT LOGISTICS
Nice catch with the heritage unit
Excellent great video, mr Jaw Tooth.
That see i for the first time on one of your video: a tankrailcar with 4 compartiments.
That is awesome the costumers van transport 4 liquide products in one tankrailcar: Whiskey, Gin, orange juice etc.
Have NS also a heritage locomotive in the PRR livery?
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸
With a hub like that all kinds of good rail activity rolls right to you starting with the NYC Heritage unit. The mixed power set had the best consist with the ETCX Tennessee Eastman 4 dome tank car followed by two with special instructions stenciled on the tank. A unique sight of well cars filled only on the bottom with small containers then an oldie CSXT--Sealand 40 ft well with the clampdowns and just a few containers behind on the top row a unique container with four doors facing the outside. For the bird watcher the inbound CSX train filled in as an aircraft carrier as the pigeons performed touch-and-go Landings and takeoffs on a covered Hopper. The last train filmed from the bridge had several empty flat cars that usually carry the aluminum ingots. I sure hope they found and retrieved the one that fell off last week. JT you need one of those propane heaters like the football players use on the sidelines
My wife got me some hand heaters that work all day. I want to try those. We need some more snow. I'm getting antsy wanting to film in the snow. This week we are supposed to get up in the 50s but the weather changes quick here
It was like they stopped so we could get a better look at the heritage unit!..very kind of them!
Great trains, great video JT!
🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸
Many thanks!
NYC lightning stripes make anything look good. Great video, hit the spot. Thanks JT!
You got that right!
Thank you for the information on what is going on and where.
That NY Central, JT!! Hoowee!
Another great video today! Thank you for videotaping during the cold weather, Brian. See you on the next! 🙂👍🇺🇸
Nice location with plenty of rail action, multiple trains on any track. Catching NS’s NYC heritage unit was a real treat.
Lots of great trains, and cool catches, like that four dome tanker. Those shots from that old bridge NS maintains are pretty cool. Takes a brave soul to film trains when the weather in inhospitable.
Great job JT, stay warm son.
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth your welcome Jawtooth.👍🏼
Nice catch on the UP here!
That was a cool New York Central! Great paint scheme! 😎👍
Sad to see those SD60Es getting relegated to yard jockey or local delivery. Great video JT!
Thanks!
Good morning I enjoyed the video👍👍
Good morning!
did you see the big derail in palestina in Ohio?was here in the journaal.
JT - it’s cold, but clear. YOU get it done. Thanks for the NYC heritage unit and for capturing the sounds of power so well … to include all the sneezing air compressors. Real as it gets!!!
Thank you very much!
Sneezing air compressors? LOVE IT!
@@TheCheffydave Well, I could have said “snorting brake valves”!
Good morning JT😃
Those grainers just took off like a rockets ...empty? Kool catch jt
That NY Central HU is awesome :) That was a very nice meet - we got to see both trains very well and we actually had a DPU! :) I am with you on the shorter trains these days.
Very cool!
Gm jawtooth awesome video
Good one JT. The first grain train must have been empty. It took off like a rocket. Thanks
What a cool get there, Jawtooth! New York Central Heritage Engine. Never yet seen one, so thanks for standing out in the cold Cincinnati air and bringing this to us! 👍🇦🇺🍻👍
You bet!
JT that was awesome to see the New York Central heritage unit. Wow some super long and shorty trains. Enjoyed the videos thanks.
Thanks for watching
Nice train 🚂🚂🚂🚂 Horn sounds good 💘
Great shot of the NYC heritage unit. You caught some really good trains today. Thanks.
Good Morning JT. That first train sped up really fast! Awesome catches SIR! Great video as always. That one train was massive! I wonder how many cars it was. It was so long, there was a commercial in between it lol.
Morning!
Good morning Jaw Tooth - I am eating breakfast with "Jaw Tooth" no more eggs, just cereal. Cool stuff from New York. 👍
• Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Great catch of the NYC Heritage!
Love the NYC heritage unit.
Thank you for getting out there and capturing the trains. How about going back to Kentucky where there used to be the shoefly? There were a lot of trains coming through there.
thanks for watching ! I will go to the old shoe fly soon
Another great video 🦷! I love your enthusiasm and excitement! Thanks for sharing. 😉👍🏻
Thank you so much 🤗
@@JawTooth you’re welcome sir!
A longer video, just right for my view. By the way the shorts won't work in a lineup on my smart tv. Thanks Jawtooth
Good morning Brian
Awesome trains! Thank you for videos. Good spot for train meets
Hi JT good to see my trains everyday if you can please give me a Happy Birthday on Saturday it’s my 65th birthday thank you my friend JT ❤
Great video keep them coming j.t.
Love the old signals on the new tower!
😅yes warm feets with wooden shoes Brian. thanks for the video,coool. greetz:🍐Peer.
Very nice JT! Love the NYC heritage unit and your interesting locations. Thanks for providing us with quality videos! Stay warm and safe!
Good morning JT
You've been hammerin' out lately. Also a lot of doubles. Thank You.
I try. Got lucky a few times too
Great job on this one.
Amazing how much effort you put into these videos.
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Great videos , really enjoy them thumbs up
JAWTOOTH...
You make excellent videos!
I've watched others, but none are edited as well as yours.
The way you introduce them, the distance from the track, the way you go from front to rear while filming.
EVERYTHING you do to film a train is way better than the others!
Keep up the great work.
You make them, I'll watch them.
Suppose you heard about the 50 car derailment on the NS line at East Palestine OH. Most of the length of the derailment waned up catching fire and since part of train was hauling vinyl chloride they evacuated a large portion of the town.
Happy Sunday to you J T
Good morning!
🚂 Great video today, thank you.
Great job. Sure wish you tube would start sending me more of your full length videos, instead of all them shorts.
More to come! I post the long ones at 8am
@@JawTooth Thanks. And thanks for all of the hard work you do in bringing us all of these amazing videos.
Love the NYC unit. And thanks for explaining knocking down the signal. Being a foreigner it's not a term I'm familiar with.
Thanks for watching!
Great train footage!!
New central cool great video thanks Jaw tooth
Looked like the engineer stopped the train just so you could get a great shot of the New York Central engine. You're famous 👍
Good morning my friend stay warm
Morning
Excellent Video
💮🌿🇮🇳🌿💮
Good Video Jawtooth
Good Morning Jaw Tooth.
You caught a lot of cool stuff on this action packed video !!!
Thanks !
That interesting looking tank car ETCX 84003 has four separate compartments, that why there is four lids, and if you notice four Hazmat placards.
They can run four different chemicals if they want, we have a few trailers like that. It's usually Purate in our trailers.
Nice overhead bridge shot, neat seeing that train waiting for the second train to pass.
Super Awesome Video !! 👍👍👍
Good video jawtooth
The CPL at around 18:30 was showing "medium approach medium" with the lunar light below and left of the greens. Cities can have trouble getting railroads to maintain their bridges, until they collapse, and then the railroad would prefer that the city close the road. I am interested in reporting marks. Anything ending in X is not a common carrier railroad. Some marks seem to be inherited, because we see things like NYC, SBD or SOO. Some small railroads own a lot of cars, and their marks appear all over the country.
Nice catches JT 👌👍😇
Great video JT!!!
I have that New York Central heritage road number 1066 in HO scale thats so cool almost never does the road number match close but not like this.
Man, I love those heritage engines. Another great video. How far are you away from that 50-car train derail in Ohio. What I see on TV is that it doesn't look good, lots of fires, smoke and chemical cars that carry plastic that makes pvc pipes and car fabrics. Probably couldn't get any close to video it.
It is on the other side of the state from me, about 4 hours away. They wouldn't let anyone get near it to video it though
Thank you for showing the number of engines there are per train
No problem!
Nice wow 👌 👏 new York that a first so it that tanker car never seen one like that that is something else
Every one of these trains are interesting including some different rail cars.love DPIs.. Some really long trains. Rarely do you see a train stop along a track and wait for another train to pass. Guess their schedule got mixed up. Thanks...enjoyed all.
Great shot of the New York SD70, another great video bud!
Excellent video I'm a big fan of the New York Central I grew up watching the New York Central go through Hillsboro Illinois thanks again for a great video
Very cool!
Yep using a heritage engine on the 3 lead middle engine due to lack of engines to use since so much freight is moving so all railroads have to bring out there older engines that are not used as much to supplement power needed, been seeing a lot of heritage engines being used and even yard engines being used as extra power. 2nd train being seen has a UP engine in the center of 3 lead due to lack of engines.
I still say Metro North should use some NYC heritage units on their Hudson and Harlem lines.
The NYC lightning stripes remind me of the old Lionel set my father had. Cool unit!
WOW, I wish I could have seen that New York Central engine clean and shiny....or better yet, brand new.
I admit, I get confused when JT refers to Union Pacific as "foreign power", when Union Pacific is as American as baseball. Their HQ is in Nebraska.