Wow, JT. That unholiest monster from hell had 244 cars!!! It made sense to have 2 crack professionals, Quacky Louie and Moonshine, to deal with this brute!!! Wuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!
that dam long without distributed power!! the stress on that first knuckle had to be insane kudos to the skills of the engineer to get that much train moving in one piece.
@@jasonervoes1326 One is used in Covington Kentucky on the CSX. They use it for long reverse moves almost everyday. One is used in Bristol, Virginia on Norfolk Southern. It is in the yard at Bristol and is used for a long reverse move to a concrete company. I know of more of them in Ohio
Man it sure does look beautiful down there in Florida, Millenniumforce and Distant Signal have it good down there. Too bad you had to come back up here to Ohio so soon. Today's high was 29 here near Columbus.
Yep, it's starting to warm up for sure. I live in Orlando. If I could get this manufactured home of mine cleaned up, Jawtooth would be welcome to have a place to stay for a week or two. if he needed it. But currently I've got way too much clutter {mainly totes all over the house and in our two spare bedrooms} to host company. {if these things came with a garage, that's where all this stuff would be located!| But currently nowhere to put it at the moment, trying to work on getting a storage shed, but being on a fixed income makes that close to impossible! Plus he'd have to tolerate 11 cats, 5 we're watching for our former roommates who crashed in our living room for a while. 6 are own own. And they{former roommates} still have some personal items stashed in our living room they need to get the heck out of here!
Old Seaboard train used to run by my back yard in Safety Harbor. No fence! (Trains ran through my backyard in Boston when I was a kid, but there was an 8 foot fence. We hung on it and waved)
My favorite train song of all time: "In The Middle Of The House" And you can find it here on TH-cam {EDIT: "Just checked and yes, it's{they're} still here"}. It's about a train that runs right through the middle of a families home. Look it up if you've never heard it. It IS Hilarious! There are several artists that sung it, I think the newer version was by Vaughn Monroe. EDIT: The original artist was Rusty Draper and was done in 1956. It was one of the top 20 on the 100 record charts in 1956.
Being in Florida kind of warms your cockles doesn't it? Not to mention a few other private parts as well. Lol! That was a great chase! Hope you guys had a great time. Hope your mom is doing well too. Cheers, Dan
An Awesome video. The last time I saw a 5 locomotive train was a few years back when I was living in the Chicagoland area. I had never seen one of this size in Florida. Thanks Jaw Tooth
Saw one go through Winter Park numerous years ago when I could still drive, it had 8 locomotives on it and was one of the double stack container trains if I recall the train consist, it was going Southbound to Taft yard. It dropped off 2 in Taft, don't know where the other 6 ended up being dropped or went. Same train got into trouble for being too long, because it wouldn't fit in any of the sidings to allow Amtrak to get by, so all Amtrak trains got holed in the sidings so it could get to Taft yard, since nothing would be dropped off anywhere before Taft yard. If I recall, I believe he said he had around 506 cars, add 8 Locomotives, nope, not going to fit the sidings in my area {Orlando, Winter Park}. He wouldn't fit any sidings from Deland to Orlando}. I do seem to recall in Taft yard, they did make them break the train into 2 or 3 trains, as that was the only area they could accomplish that. Fortunately Taft Yard was almost completely empty when this one came through the area. Maybe that's why they had 8 locomotives pulling that monster! Dispatcher really gave that one a hard time about that. And that was the LONGEST train I ever saw in Florida. Took around 25+ minutes to get completely past the station, and he was calling signals by the Amtrak Depot in Orlando and there were still cars coming around the bend with no end of the train in sight in Winter Park! Finally the end of the train passed by and he was calling the signals {I forget what they call that area now, it's just a small yard, very small}, but it's where the Barnum and Baily Circus trains were always parked in Orlando when the circus was in town. Thanks to PETA, the circus is no more, and so are the circus trains. :(
@@jackscott7237 I think that's the only time watching a train and I didn't have a camera. Dropped it and killed it the same day this monster came though. Oh, I was mad at myself, had dropped it before and it always worked, guess it just got one jolt too many. So I went to watch trains, and when this one came though, I never thought I'd hear myself say this about a train, but I said to myself, good grief where and when is the end of this train going to come by? People at the crossings were really getting upset, they'd drive off to go to another area to get around the train only to find every crossing blocked from winter Park to Orlando. One guy saw I had a scanner and asked me did I know when and how long MY train would take to be clear of the crossing. Said I don't work for the railroad, I just like to watch trains, and proceeded to tell him I'd already been there about 15 minutes with this train alone. And that it had 8 locomotives and 506 cars in it's consist. He said I'm already late for work, any way around it? Said nope, the locomotives are currently calling signals in Orlando, just a little past the Orlando Amtrak Depot. And it's still rolling around the curve down by the signal where the single track comes around a curve before it meets the double track {only about a minute or two ride over to that location from where I was}, so I drove over there to see if I could see the end of the train, could see the train bridge where it crosses over 17-92, and there were cars still rolling along on it, and as far back as I could see was nothing but train! I did ask the guy if he knew the area well enough to take some back roads where he could get around the train, unfortunately he had just moved to Florida and didn't know the roads too well yet. So that was out. I just know my way around the area by sight, but even though I live here, I still don't always know all the names of the streets. Don't know how late he was too work, but I'll bet that monster made a lot of people late to work, and late getting home.
Wow, that was a long one! I went to McDonald`s and got 2 big Mac`s and fries and ate it comes home and that train was still going, wow! that`s what you call real long action! hey, jaw tooth the last video you got rain on! how the weather in Florida? I hope it better.
Loving the blare of the horn...also the fact that I'm not on it too😂😂😂. When I'm on it...then it's not so lovable lol. Also they have 2 engines online and the last three offline. Oh yeah, count on CSX to have awfully loooong trains!!
Thats how I make money so that I can travel around to film these trains. I just got back from Florida and it cost me about $1,500 to spend a week there filming. Just ex off the commercials.
No offense to either of those two, but Danny Harmon makes the best train videos hands down. His narration is always consistent, he gives background and some relevant information on the train{s} and never any wind noise or cursing in any of his videos. His videos are always the best out here. Again no offense to the others that make train videos, I'm subscribed to a lot of them, those two above included. Each has their own style and flair, and all make some really cool train videos. Otherwise I wouldn't stay subscribed to them!
I’ve commented on Mr. Harmon before. He is the best, hands down. But Jaw Tool’s style is totally different but very enjoyable to watch. My question was basically rhetorical and meant for fun.
i see jaw tooth allot around Latonia/covington ky at tracks. I think I passed you at the double crossing on decorsey at Tim's trains. One day I'll stop and say hi.
I've seen worse from some of those diesels smoking. Even saw one still in the Chessie paint scheme many years ago, and it was not only spewing smoke, but sparks as well as when they revved it up, flames shot out the stack about 3-4 feet high. That was an awesome sight to see for sure. I had videoed it, but a HD crash as I was making a backup wiped a ton of my train videos out. ugh! :( And my G scale diesels all have smoke units, now if they could just make black smoke fluid for the smoke units in our model trains, instead of the whitish-grey smoke they produce, that'd be awesome! Be even more awesome if the electronics in the models could also reproduce the smoke like the real ones do, light if slow, moderate if running a bit faster and heavy if really hauling along down the rails. One can dream. LOL
Now if my memory serves correctly, if you have a long train with 5 locomotives as the lead front, wouldn't you normally have a DPU in the middle or someone in it.
As long as it's not when you can't hear the train passing. I love the sounds of a train going down the tracks. I can't really think of much times to fit any music in especially now how hard it is to have music on your videos without some music producers trying to claim your whole video because you had 20 seconds of the radio on in it. That algorithm TH-cam uses is nuts and not worth the risk.
Yep, me too. Usually 2, 3 or possibly 4. And sometimes I only see a lone locomotive pulling a train, but it's usually a local or a very short freight of maybe 20-30 cars.
Gotta love the weather there too!
The weather was perfect. The locals thought it was hot but I loved it. Now I'm back up north again in the uninhabitable tundra of Ohio. Lol
@@JawTooth yes soak up that sun and warmth while you were there. The tundra of Ohio LOL. Then the Buffalo area here must be Antarctica!
Excellent video Brian.
Thank you!
That was a cool chase
Thank you!
The sound of the locomotives after y'all stopped was totally awesome sounding... thank you for the video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool ✌
thanks!
Hey Jawtooth, all your videos are great. Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Wow, JT. That unholiest monster from hell had 244 cars!!! It made sense to have 2 crack professionals, Quacky Louie and Moonshine, to deal with this brute!!! Wuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!
Millenniumforce and Quacky Louie will be coming to visit my farm on June 22 if all goes well. I'm going to join part of their tour in Ohio and Pa.
Thanks for the ride! This was fun.
excellent catch
Super video!
Thank you!
Thanks airing the outstanding vid.Bliss
that dam long without distributed power!! the stress on that first knuckle had to be insane kudos to the skills of the engineer to get that much train moving in one piece.
I wish they had put a couple of them in the middle or the end
Excellent rail movie! Thumbs Up Best Regards from France Bruno
I would be chasing that train all day. Wow a 420 engine. I wish I was there Great video.
Great video. It would've been awesome if this super long freight train had a caboose at the end. 😊
That would be cool!
@@JawTooth true bủt you only see them at the state borders for long hauls. Anyway Happy Thanksgiving Day to you and your family Jawtooth.
@@jasonervoes1326 I know where there are a few of them in use if you can get there at the right time. Happy Thanksgiving!
@@JawTooth where exactly?
@@jasonervoes1326 One is used in Covington Kentucky on the CSX. They use it for long reverse moves almost everyday. One is used in Bristol, Virginia on Norfolk Southern. It is in the yard at Bristol and is used for a long reverse move to a concrete company. I know of more of them in Ohio
Man it sure does look beautiful down there in Florida, Millenniumforce and Distant Signal have it good down there. Too bad you had to come back up here to Ohio so soon. Today's high was 29 here near Columbus.
Yep, it's starting to warm up for sure. I live in Orlando. If I could get this manufactured home of mine cleaned up, Jawtooth would be welcome to have a place to stay for a week or two. if he needed it.
But currently I've got way too much clutter {mainly totes all over the house and in our two spare bedrooms} to host company. {if these things came with a garage, that's where all this stuff would be located!| But currently nowhere to put it at the moment, trying to work on getting a storage shed, but being on a fixed income makes that close to impossible!
Plus he'd have to tolerate 11 cats, 5 we're watching for our former roommates who crashed in our living room for a while. 6 are own own. And they{former roommates} still have some personal items stashed in our living room they need to get the heck out of here!
cool! 5 engines = some serious power!
Greetings Randy!
Hey Jawtooth,
You and Millenniumforce make a perfect ranfanning pair!! Great video!
Super awesome and great catch 💖
Awesome video as always! I read the entire book of the yellow pages and that train was still passing by lol.
loved it! All your videos are good. this is one of the better ones.
Old Seaboard train used to run by my back yard in Safety Harbor. No fence! (Trains ran through my backyard in Boston when I was a kid, but there was an 8 foot fence. We hung on it and waved)
My favorite train song of all time: "In The Middle Of The House" And you can find it here on TH-cam {EDIT: "Just checked and yes, it's{they're} still here"}. It's about a train that runs right through the middle of a families home.
Look it up if you've never heard it. It IS Hilarious!
There are several artists that sung it, I think the newer version was by Vaughn Monroe.
EDIT: The original artist was Rusty Draper and was done in 1956. It was one of the top 20 on the 100 record charts in 1956.
Superb Video Jaw 👍🇵🇰
Excellent 👍👍👍👍👍
Excellent video my friend ;)
Yeah, that Q442 is usually a monster. Seen vids of him at the Folkston Funnnel. You and Alan had both sides covered
Wow that was the most cars i ever seen on one train. Awesome
Heee Brian,you are the superstar,thats for shure.
Being in Florida kind of warms your cockles doesn't it? Not to mention a few other private parts as well. Lol! That was a great chase! Hope you guys had a great time. Hope your mom is doing well too. Cheers, Dan
Thanks Dan! I can't wait to get to Florida again to warm up this winter. We are coming down in February. I want to film at Mulberry and Lakeland
M-Force and Jawtooth together? That's like putting Larry bird and magic on the same team.
Very nice jawtooth that was interesting and long keep up the good work
It's wonderful!. Congratulation!!!!...
This is a fantastic sight, unlike anything seen so far!
Fantastic video as always
An Awesome video. The last time I saw a 5 locomotive train was a few years back when I was living in the Chicagoland area. I had never seen one of this size in Florida. Thanks Jaw Tooth
Saw one go through Winter Park numerous years ago when I could still drive, it had 8 locomotives on it and was one of the double stack container trains if I recall the train consist, it was going Southbound to Taft yard. It dropped off 2 in Taft, don't know where the other 6 ended up being dropped or went.
Same train got into trouble for being too long, because it wouldn't fit in any of the sidings to allow Amtrak to get by, so all Amtrak trains got holed in the sidings so it could get to Taft yard, since nothing would be dropped off anywhere before Taft yard.
If I recall, I believe he said he had around 506 cars, add 8 Locomotives, nope, not going to fit the sidings in my area {Orlando, Winter Park}. He wouldn't fit any sidings from Deland to Orlando}.
I do seem to recall in Taft yard, they did make them break the train into 2 or 3 trains, as that was the only area they could accomplish that. Fortunately Taft Yard was almost completely empty when this one came through the area. Maybe that's why they had 8 locomotives pulling that monster!
Dispatcher really gave that one a hard time about that. And that was the LONGEST train I ever saw in Florida. Took around 25+ minutes to get completely past the station, and he was calling signals by the Amtrak Depot in Orlando and there were still cars coming around the bend with no end of the train in sight in Winter Park!
Finally the end of the train passed by and he was calling the signals {I forget what they call that area now, it's just a small yard, very small}, but it's where the Barnum and Baily Circus trains were always parked in Orlando when the circus was in town. Thanks to PETA, the circus is no more, and so are the circus trains. :(
@@HolidayDecorator Thanks , That's interesting.
@@jackscott7237 I think that's the only time watching a train and I didn't have a camera. Dropped it and killed it the same day this monster came though. Oh, I was mad at myself, had dropped it before and it always worked, guess it just got one jolt too many.
So I went to watch trains, and when this one came though, I never thought I'd hear myself say this about a train, but I said to myself, good grief where and when is the end of this train going to come by?
People at the crossings were really getting upset, they'd drive off to go to another area to get around the train only to find every crossing blocked from winter Park to Orlando.
One guy saw I had a scanner and asked me did I know when and how long MY train would take to be clear of the crossing.
Said I don't work for the railroad, I just like to watch trains, and proceeded to tell him I'd already been there about 15 minutes with this train alone.
And that it had 8 locomotives and 506 cars in it's consist. He said I'm already late for work, any way around it? Said nope, the locomotives are currently calling signals in Orlando, just a little past the Orlando Amtrak Depot.
And it's still rolling around the curve down by the signal where the single track comes around a curve before it meets the double track {only about a minute or two ride over to that location from where I was}, so I drove over there to see if I could see the end of the train, could see the train bridge where it crosses over 17-92, and there were cars still rolling along on it, and as far back as I could see was nothing but train!
I did ask the guy if he knew the area well enough to take some back roads where he could get around the train, unfortunately he had just moved to Florida and didn't know the roads too well yet. So that was out.
I just know my way around the area by sight, but even though I live here, I still don't always know all the names of the streets.
Don't know how late he was too work, but I'll bet that monster made a lot of people late to work, and late getting home.
@@HolidayDecorator Amazing story. I wish I'd been there to see that Train. Thanks for sharing this. Happy Railfanning
Great job, I love it was fantastic video
amazing video Brian
Great job filming that huge lash-up.Two Thumbs Up!
Wow, that was fun! Lots of great shots.
Bravo!
Phew, I cooked a Turkey while that was going past lol. Cool video, long train, maybe a little too long. But that's how they make the $$$.
What a monstertrain. Love yr videos
So cool to follow you on your new train chase video. And that was a very long freight train! ;)
Thank you !
Great video as always!
Thank you!
Love it, grew up in Valrico. Used to railfan all those locations. Newark Delaware doesn’t get that kind of weather this time of year.😎
awesome video cool lashup!!!
Wow, that was a long one! I went to McDonald`s and got 2 big Mac`s and fries and ate it comes home and that train was still going, wow! that`s what you call real long action! hey, jaw tooth the last video you got rain on! how the weather in Florida? I hope it better.
Hey Jaw Tooth, you ever run into Danny Harmon down in Florida? Love your live action. Wooh
That was a beast.
Great video!!
Very impressive again.
Wow!!!!!!
Side by side
Big train and great video
Very nice and LIVE ACTION
Got a decent horn too!
Lol "WE GOT LIVE ACTION GOING ON" lol
Enjoyed watching the chase,thanks for sharing.
the parade was also super,Brian.it was very busy here in the Netherlands.also with Preston .thanks.
Greetings to you and Tony!
Dang Jaw Tooth! You should come to Harlan and Corbin Ky! Great trains here!
Great video
Pretty awesome!
Love your videos! Keep up the good work.
awesome video
Hi Jaw Tooth: Cool video with the live action chase. You always find cool RR action & RR stuff.. 😎
• Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Nice video. What is your favorite football team?
Love the video
Thanks very good
Five big brutes carrying the load.
Very nice!!!
Cool video
Nice video
nice new track with concrete layers no more antiek nails.lol.
I wouldn't ride in the back seat with that Wino driving....lol
Loving the blare of the horn...also the fact that I'm not on it too😂😂😂. When I'm on it...then it's not so lovable lol. Also they have 2 engines online and the last three offline. Oh yeah, count on CSX to have awfully loooong trains!!
You have an awesome job!
@@JawTooth thanks sir and thank you for the live action...wooooo!!!
Miss that weather. Chicago’s having a rough winter.
Great chase! Long ass train! The only thing that drives me crazy are the interruption of crap I have on interest in buying or using.
Thats how I make money so that I can travel around to film these trains. I just got back from Florida and it cost me about $1,500 to spend a week there filming. Just ex off the commercials.
@@JawTooth Oh. So that's how it works. Please excuses my ignorance on that .
So lucky, I've been trying to pace a train so many times but the roads around where I live are just not good for it
Surprised you haven't ran into Danny Harman(Distant Signal) down there somewhere.....
Longest freight train I’ve ever seen!
Who is cooler? Jaw Tooth or Millennium Force?
No offense to either of those two, but Danny Harmon makes the best train videos hands down. His narration is always consistent, he gives background and some relevant information on the train{s} and never any wind noise or cursing in any of his videos. His videos are always the best out here.
Again no offense to the others that make train videos, I'm subscribed to a lot of them, those two above included. Each has their own style and flair, and all make some really cool train videos. Otherwise I wouldn't stay subscribed to them!
I’ve commented on Mr. Harmon before. He is the best, hands down. But Jaw Tool’s style is totally different but very enjoyable to watch.
My question was basically rhetorical and meant for fun.
It seems like that train was hauling ass toward the end of its clearance past that last crossing.
Meraviglioso video complimenti Jaw ❤
Thank you Giovanna! Have a great week!
I believe the loco shop at Winston Yard [ Lakeland ] shut down
I saw a train with 8 locomotives and two on end. Wow.
jaw tooth you and Millenniumforce should video brightline trains together please :) also great video :)
thank you, I want to!
i see jaw tooth allot around Latonia/covington ky at tracks. I think I passed you at the double crossing on decorsey at Tim's trains. One day I'll stop and say hi.
I like going to Tims Trains. Say hi to me when you see me there!
Wow! 270 WAGONS!
I'll be amazed the day I see a train with about 12 locomotives and pulling a 1,000 or more consist. LOL
I 💖 it
excellent train footage where in ohio is your best location for trains ?
my favorites are Glendale, Fostoria and Marion
Great video. That second unit was a bit smokey, needs a fitter!
I've seen worse from some of those diesels smoking. Even saw one still in the Chessie paint scheme many years ago, and it was not only spewing smoke, but sparks as well as when they revved it up, flames shot out the stack about 3-4 feet high. That was an awesome sight to see for sure. I had videoed it, but a HD crash as I was making a backup wiped a ton of my train videos out. ugh! :(
And my G scale diesels all have smoke units, now if they could just make black smoke fluid for the smoke units in our model trains, instead of the whitish-grey smoke they produce, that'd be awesome!
Be even more awesome if the electronics in the models could also reproduce the smoke like the real ones do, light if slow, moderate if running a bit faster and heavy if really hauling along down the rails. One can dream. LOL
How long in time and distance for this monster train take to stop?
@@GRE2057 I thought that it was going relatively slowly due to its size. One mile to stop is a big wow. Thanks for the answer.
Monster train.
Nice
Now if my memory serves correctly, if you have a long train with 5 locomotives as the lead front, wouldn't you normally have a DPU in the middle or someone in it.
Six axles ... is this the mega train?
I totally screwed up my counting at least once. I came up with 233. I don't see how I missed 11 cars, but I guess I did. Wow, what a train.
Is that along highway 92?
No, it is filmed driving alongside hiway 39 going north out of Plant City. At one point you can see us going under Interstate 4
hi there love the video but if i was you i would have put some music in places of the win keep them coming
As long as it's not when you can't hear the train passing. I love the sounds of a train going down the tracks. I can't really think of much times to fit any music in especially now how hard it is to have music on your videos without some music producers trying to claim your whole video because you had 20 seconds of the radio on in it. That algorithm TH-cam uses is nuts and not worth the risk.
Dang. You did not cross paths with @RAILFANDANNY??
Man, that was a seriously long train! Was it mainly hauling oil or natural gas?
I don't know but thanks for watching!
@David Burland The rear section consisted of Valero ethanol empties, probably out of Tampa.
Jaw tooth, is possible for you, millennium force, and mbmars 01 to team up? That would be awsome.
I don't think they know mbmars01
Then they should reach out to him
Coooool
I’ve seen trains with 8 locomotives before but mostly I see two or four
Yep, me too. Usually 2, 3 or possibly 4. And sometimes I only see a lone locomotive pulling a train, but it's usually a local or a very short freight of maybe 20-30 cars.
🎩🎩YA HATS OFF TO ya C&O Guy