It was nice to see the two mixed freight trains at the bouncing bridge. When you mentioned in your description of the video that a man was going to board a moving train that is over two miles long, my first thought was that the man was going to climb onto the train to get on the over side of the train because the train was moving slowly. AS it turned out the man was a CSX employee who was a member of the crew.
Well done jawtooth. I visited your favorite place to film the other day in Miamisburg across from the old power plant. That is nice area especially to see CSX line come into NS line.
Great good video, mr Jaw Tooth. The next derailment for NS is coming lately. A bouncing bridge is not safe but have you see that both ends of the bridge is bouncing. Like that train in Hamilton Ohio, man 5 dieselbeasts on the front. Go boys go. Full power to the destination. Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸.
Kinda scary watching the bouncy bridge today, had another derailment not too far from my area at Glendale yesterday, alot of cars and trucks destroyed in autoracks! Thankfully it wasn't anything hazardous! Great video Jawtooth! Thanks for sharing!
Sorry to hear that. A truck got stuck on the track and caused the train to derail. Glendale,Kentucky is such a nice little town. I like the firehouse that sits close to the track . If I was still a volunteer that would be the place for me. Just think of all those cars that will go to junk. I would take one lol
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars It was pretty cool. They used a transport company to bring the crew member to the train. You can see the van at the left. I heard them talking to the train over the radio so I knew there was going to be some live action
I'm sure its safe, but sure looks funny to see the bridge going up and down like that. You mean to say two engine were pulling all that train, while the other three engines take a nap. Awesome Awesome VID !! 👍👍👍
Happy St. Patrick's Day. Another great video from Jaw Tooth. I know what they said about the bouncing bridge but I still don't like it bouncing. But oh well. Have a nice day
At the beginning of the video, I like the angle of view below the plane of the track of this train which seems to rush on us! It reinforces the impression of speed. And always the bridge deck animated by oscillations!
Thanks for watching! Thats one thing I noticed. When you see the train approaching from a long way off it looks like they are barely moving. When they get closer you can see how fast they are really going
I absolutely love trains. That’s awesome that there’s a female crew member because as a girl myself I don’t see very many women in the railroading community. I’m in welding school right now and hopefully I’ll be able to secure a job making repairs on these beautiful locos someday. Awesome video
Congratulations on your chosen vocation of welding, I'm sure you will be rewarded for the dedication you have shown and continue to watch J.T channel, take care and don't forget to keep wearing those goggles ! 😄👌👍👨👩👧👦🍹🌎🗽
That is really awesome! Welding is a great career and pays good. I have a friend who is a welder. You chose a great career. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend!
Fantastic content from start to finish on this interesting video. Liked seeing the Union Pacific engine leading the second train. Crew member joining the monster train was pretty cool as well. Nice job as always !!!
This video reminded me of when I was a young boy trains ran through Pamperin Park in Green Bay, Wis. a few times a day. There was a train bridge over the Duck Creek River in one spot. My younger brother, my cousin and myself were walking the tracks near this bridge and heard a far off train horn indicating that a train would soon be coming. In a dare, we all somehow got under the bridge and were only 12 inches below the tracks when the train arrived. I remember getting sandblasted with small stones as the locomotives went by and the noise was deafening. Being so close to the amazing power of these engines is something I will never forget. It was one of the most amazing and dumbest things I ever did in my life.
The Gap in the bridge actually seems to be growing. The biggest moves seemed to happen with a 50 ft car that's loaded. It actually is reminiscent of a telegraph trying to tap out SOS. The CSX train didn't want to be known as the slowest train in Cincinnati so it picked up the pace. You seem to see this train almost every time you're there as the pattern includes the french fry cars upfront then the group of old scrap metal cars and the flip side of new coil cars. And we can't forget the lone MQT boxcar which is one little cog of the supply chain that means a lot to some company. Ho hum. Norfie is tired from her nap.. For you midwesterners who remember old school wrestling she was getting ready for her next match with her version of The Claw like Baron von Raschke. Go get 'em tiger!
People if you had watched previous videos on this bridge NS told Jaw tooth this was not a problem but we all know how bad NS on track maintenance and train maintenance but jaw tooth is giving us a great video and I thank him for that
Love watching your videos. Must say though that it was a bit strange the other day when I was watching one on my phone while waiting for a longish freight train to cross the street I was on!
Great March to you, Jaw Tooth! That spot at the trestle where you made a sure shot is a sleek spot to view a train. That first CSX train was the highlight of this show. I am impressed that the beam on that trestle can still hold up to a speeding train.
There's an old railroad company video on here somewhere where they actually show you how to step up on a moving rail car. If you lead with the wrong foot you risk it going under the wheels. I am told by a current railroad employee that they no longer allow boarding a moving train. ....officially.
Great vid! this is the 1st time i have seen your bouncy bridge.. WOW.. has that been reported to the R/R - owner of the bridge? that is the whole darn I - beam and not just rail and ties..
Poor cat must have been editing videos all night!😄 You shold take take the sound of the bridge bounce and turn it into some railroad music, or maybe not.
Why hasn't this situation been reported to NS? Metal fatigue will inevitably result in catastrophic structural failure. How does this bridge continue to pass inspection when it is that far out of tolerance? No excuses.
Look there at 19:27, you can already see fretting wear on that edge of the bridge. I noticed it also on the center where it rocks. Those flanges need to be repaired or replaced. It's been wearing like that for 33 years....apparently. It's probably time for it to be repaired.
Put this on your bucket list. The Golden Spike Tower in North Platte, NB. It over looks the Bailey Yard. The largest railroad yard in North America. It has two classication yards one for east one for west. The yard is 300 TRACKS WIDE AND SIX MILES LONG. The tower is not on UP property. But right next to it on the west part of the yard near the engine shops. The top is enclosed with windows all the way around. It is eight stores up. They have people that are known what you are seeing and to answer questions you have. There is another floor just under it that is open that faces the yard. And get this. 150 trains pass through this yard each day. With three tracks each way. No passenger trains go this way. There is a unusual two tracks next to the tower that is 700 feet long. The railroad will have handcar races on it. Not sure when they do that. Steven Sipes
Aww yes the bounce bridge 🌉 nice trains 🚆 I remember that woman walking out of the train tunnel was interesting 2 see this a woman walking across the bridge 🌉 nice trains 🚆 today was great 👍 👌
Considering NS being in the news for derailments, u have guts standing that close to that train, although nice angle, I guess that bridge is okay for use. Just watch yourself JT. Thanks.
The Legend of Bouncy Rail Creek. There comes a time every year near the date of the Equinox (or March Madness basketball), when rising water (see video), warmer days (50°F or so), and changing vibrations felt in the cemetary (see bouncing bridge), bring forth a female-looking creature from an unmarked burial plot who walks and stalks the NS bridge and rails. Cuidate, amigo. Gracias por tu video. RT sends, Puebla, México...
I was lucky on this day because she was busy and had people to haunt. I watched her disappear into the distance and could only guess what misfortune lay ahead
Good morning Jaw Tooth great review, congratulations 👍👋🇺🇸 Sorry the Police in Cleveland Ohio Is Dangerous? Greetings from Italy Spilimbergo PN Pordenone Friuli Venice Julia 🇮🇹 city spilimbergo 😎❤️😊☺️🤗😃🙂😊
This is the reason that NS has so many wrecks. This defect should have been attended to. I wouldn't stand that close. If the ca ca hits you'll be toast.
Awesome! I wish I could have got her on video. It's been a couple years since I filmed a female conductor. I got one on the front of a locomotive in Miamisburg, Ohio when they were moving locomotives around.
I don't understand why the RR doesn't think that movement of the bridge isn't a problem. I would think that the constant movement of the rails as many trains pass would induce metal fatigue in them, possibly leading to cracking of the rails and eventual breakage. But maybe I just don't understand enough of how this kind of movement really affects the rails.
I'm inclined to agree. A solution might be to pre-load both ends to the concrete. The weight of the train would just take away the pre-load and there would not be any movement. I suspect that the bridge was initially designed to be just supported at the ends but it was "upgraded" with the center support.
The graffiti maybe pretty, and undoubtedly some of it is a true work of art, but the bottom line is that it's still vandalism and defacing of someone else's private property.
Hey Jawtooth stick a couple of cards under the bridge there and maybe that will stop it bouncing...lol
It was nice to see the two mixed freight trains at the bouncing bridge. When you mentioned in your description of the video that a man was going to board a moving train that is over two miles long, my first thought was that the man was going to climb onto the train to get on the over side of the train because the train was moving slowly. AS it turned out the man was a CSX employee who was a member of the crew.
Yes, Lol. thanks for watching Thomas!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day JT. Great video
Well done jawtooth. I visited your favorite place to film the other day in Miamisburg across from the old power plant. That is nice area especially to see CSX line come into NS line.
Very cool! Did you see any trains?
Yeah we got 5 trains in 2.5 hours on the CSX line
Hey jaw tooth happy St Patrick's day. I'd be one of the few to be happy to see a train if I lived in Hamilton Ohio
Have a great railroad day 🙋♀️🚂
Have a great railroad day also Lesa and Happy Saint Patricks Day!
Great video JT
Great good video, mr Jaw Tooth.
The next derailment for NS is coming lately.
A bouncing bridge is not safe but have you see that both ends of the bridge is bouncing.
Like that train in Hamilton Ohio, man 5 dieselbeasts on the front. Go boys go. Full power to the destination.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸.
Kinda scary watching the bouncy bridge today, had another derailment not too far from my area at Glendale yesterday, alot of cars and trucks destroyed in autoracks! Thankfully it wasn't anything hazardous! Great video Jawtooth! Thanks for sharing!
Sorry to hear that. A truck got stuck on the track and caused the train to derail. Glendale,Kentucky is such a nice little town. I like the firehouse that sits close to the track . If I was still a volunteer that would be the place for me. Just think of all those cars that will go to junk. I would take one lol
@@JawTooth 👍
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars It was pretty cool. They used a transport company to bring the crew member to the train. You can see the van at the left. I heard them talking to the train over the radio so I knew there was going to be some live action
Good Morning 🌞🌄
Good Morning 🌅🌄
That bridge is like a Tedder Todder. Lol!!! Nice catch sir, love that shirt too. 😉👍🏻👚
I'm sure its safe, but sure looks funny to see the bridge going up and down like that.
You mean to say two engine were pulling all that train, while the other three engines take a nap.
Awesome Awesome VID !! 👍👍👍
Thanks for the video today. Always a great video. See you on the next, Brian! 🙂👍🇺🇸
Thanks 👍
Happy St. Patrick's Day. Another great video from Jaw Tooth. I know what they said about the bouncing bridge but I still don't like it bouncing. But oh well. Have a nice day
At the beginning of the video, I like the angle of view below the plane of the track of this train which seems to rush on us! It reinforces the impression of speed. And always the bridge deck animated by oscillations!
Thanks for watching! Thats one thing I noticed. When you see the train approaching from a long way off it looks like they are barely moving. When they get closer you can see how fast they are really going
BUEN DIA JAW GRACIAS Y FELIZ FIN DE SEMANA.
Wow - Stand back - Danger - Danger on that bridge • Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Another giant train. Happy St. Patrick's Day and Friday. Today is another Jawtooth-tastic day.
Well, so far so good bridge still holding up
Nice catch!!! History and all!!! Booking trains!!!!!
Thanks!
You are very welcome!!!!
😊bedankt voor de mooie video Brian,fijne avond verders,greetz:🍐Peer.
You are brave standing that close to that freight train
He caught the train on the fly. lol .I wonder if all those geeps is a power move. Great catches! Thanks for sharing!
Probably
That 5-unit lashup had an old GP38-2. Thank You JT
I absolutely love trains. That’s awesome that there’s a female crew member because as a girl myself I don’t see very many women in the railroading community. I’m in welding school right now and hopefully I’ll be able to secure a job making repairs on these beautiful locos someday. Awesome video
Congratulations on your chosen vocation of welding, I'm sure you will be rewarded for the dedication you have shown and continue to watch J.T channel, take care and don't forget to keep wearing those goggles ! 😄👌👍👨👩👧👦🍹🌎🗽
YOU GO, GIRL!!!
That is really awesome! Welding is a great career and pays good. I have a friend who is a welder. You chose a great career. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend!
Happy Friday JT
Fantastic content from start to finish on this interesting video. Liked seeing the Union Pacific engine leading the second train. Crew member joining the monster train was pretty cool as well. Nice job as always !!!
Thank you very much!
This video reminded me of when I was a young boy trains ran through Pamperin Park in Green Bay, Wis. a few times a day. There was a train bridge over the Duck Creek River in one spot.
My younger brother, my cousin and myself were walking the tracks near this bridge and heard a far off train horn indicating that a train would soon be coming. In a dare, we all somehow got under the bridge and were only 12 inches below the tracks when the train arrived. I remember getting sandblasted with small stones as the locomotives went by and the noise was deafening. Being so close to the amazing power of these engines is something I will never forget. It was one of the most amazing and dumbest things I ever did in my life.
The Gap in the bridge actually seems to be growing. The biggest moves seemed to happen with a 50 ft car that's loaded. It actually is reminiscent of a telegraph trying to tap out SOS. The CSX train didn't want to be known as the slowest train in Cincinnati so it picked up the pace. You seem to see this train almost every time you're there as the pattern includes the french fry cars upfront then the group of old scrap metal cars and the flip side of new coil cars. And we can't forget the lone MQT boxcar which is one little cog of the supply chain that means a lot to some company. Ho hum. Norfie is tired from her nap.. For you midwesterners who remember old school wrestling she was getting ready for her next match with her version of The Claw like Baron von Raschke. Go get 'em tiger!
People if you had watched previous videos on this bridge NS told Jaw tooth this was not a problem but we all know how bad NS on track maintenance and train maintenance but jaw tooth is giving us a great video and I thank him for that
Love watching your videos. Must say though that it was a bit strange the other day when I was watching one on my phone while waiting for a longish freight train to cross the street I was on!
That is awesome!
Awesome video JT! Just be safe out there!
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Great March to you, Jaw Tooth! That spot at the trestle where you made a sure shot is a sleek spot to view a train. That first CSX train was the highlight of this show. I am impressed that the beam on that trestle can still hold up to a speeding train.
Thanks for watching !
@@JawTooth You are welcome and thank you for tapping or typing to me and Happy Railroading!💙
@@JawTooth m.
That was cool watching the man climb up to board the locomotive.
There's an old railroad company video on here somewhere where they actually show you how to step up on a moving rail car. If you lead with the wrong foot you risk it going under the wheels. I am told by a current railroad employee that they no longer allow boarding a moving train. ....officially.
Great vid! this is the 1st time i have seen your bouncy bridge.. WOW.. has that been reported to the R/R - owner of the bridge? that is the whole darn I - beam and not just rail and ties..
From Deb… That was crazy awesome! I love your channel. Killer music too.
Thanks Deb!
Poor cat must have been editing videos all night!😄
You shold take take the sound of the bridge bounce and turn it into some railroad music, or maybe not.
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Why hasn't this situation been reported to NS? Metal fatigue will inevitably result in catastrophic structural failure. How does this bridge continue to pass inspection when it is that far out of tolerance? No excuses.
Amen to that bro
It was reported to NS and they replied that there is no problem.
@@Ken_in_Wisconsin there is a problem it’s bouncing that’s a problem but they said it’s no problem then. Oh well.
@@JBhockeyplayer42 IMO they will eventually have to do something about this.
@@Ken_in_Wisconsin they should it’s not safe for that bridge to be up and down like that
Thanks for the video. That csx reason got up to speed quick
Thanks for watching! It really did
Very nice
Those trains are ripping through there booking, I don't think a rail would ever break, great video!🛤🚂
Thank you very much!
That bridge worries me, though you indicated in another video NS says it’s safe. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
NS says it's safe,eh? At this point,would anyone believe anything they say is safe?
Awesome rare catch!
mister 😆😆😆
Bouncing bridge plus a crew change, cool!
I think they emptied the yard on that last train :) Nice to see all that power rolling down the rails :)
I think so!
Look there at 19:27, you can already see fretting wear on that edge of the bridge. I noticed it also on the center where it rocks. Those flanges need to be repaired or replaced. It's been wearing like that for 33 years....apparently. It's probably time for it to be repaired.
Just a matter of time. Hopefully, nothing hazardous is going across it when it decides to let go.
Hey JawTooth
Awesome job
Hey, thanks!
@@JawTooth You're Very Welcome 🤗😁😁
Send my regards to Norfie!!!
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! 🌟🌟👍🙏
Awesome video as always Sir! Start the video son! I'm pretty sure other people wondered why I was were I was walking many many times lol
Csx just had derailment Glendale ky
Must have been a CSX Rental Conductor checking on board… 😂
always love the rocking bridge! you can see the diff between light and heavy cars.
Yes indeed!
Neat! 3 GP38-2s on that CSX train.
Remember when you first showed this bridge how so many thought there might be something wrong with it? Including me.😅😅
hello jaw its is randy and i like your video is cool thanks friends randy
Hey, thanks
Great catches JT 😊 awesome trains
Thank you very much!
Good morning I enjoyed that video👍👍
Thanks London!
Good Morning Jaw Tooth.
Good video!
Thanks!
Glad to hear women are involved in railroading
Many of us are railfans. Like the foreign power of the UP. I hear their horns all through the day.
Awesome video JT!!!
Thanks!!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!!
Put this on your bucket list. The Golden Spike Tower in North Platte, NB. It over looks the Bailey Yard. The largest railroad yard in North America. It has two classication yards one for east one for west. The yard is 300 TRACKS WIDE AND SIX MILES LONG. The tower is not on UP property. But right next to it on the west part of the yard near the engine shops. The top is enclosed with windows all the way around. It is eight stores up. They have people that are known what you are seeing and to answer questions you have. There is another floor just under it that is open that faces the yard. And get this. 150 trains pass through this yard each day. With three tracks each way. No passenger trains go this way. There is a unusual two tracks next to the tower that is 700 feet long. The railroad will have handcar races on it. Not sure when they do that. Steven Sipes
I dunno if I'd be standing that close to NS trains right now Jaw Tooth.
A nice selection of trains.
thanks!
Aww yes the bounce bridge 🌉 nice trains 🚆 I remember that woman walking out of the train tunnel was interesting 2 see this a woman walking across the bridge 🌉 nice trains 🚆 today was great 👍 👌
Thanks for watching!
@@JawTooth no problem
What's in the bag? Is it Krispy Kreme day for the railroad?😊😊
Near the beginning of the video did you notice the bridge looked like it was all out of whack?
Cool video! You would think that over time the motion would have an effect on the rails.
That's true!
Considering NS being in the news for derailments, u have guts standing that close to that train, although nice angle, I guess that bridge is okay for use. Just watch yourself JT. Thanks.
Happy St Patrick day Jaw Tooth
Happy St Patricks Day!
Excellent train video!!
Glad you enjoyed it
HEY JT ARE YOU SAFE BEING SO CLOSE TO THE BRIDGE WITH IT BOUNCE BACK AND FORTH.
The Legend of Bouncy Rail Creek. There comes a time every year near the date of the Equinox (or March Madness basketball), when rising water (see video), warmer days (50°F or so), and changing vibrations felt in the cemetary (see bouncing bridge), bring forth a female-looking creature from an unmarked burial plot who walks and stalks the NS bridge and rails. Cuidate, amigo. Gracias por tu video. RT sends, Puebla, México...
I was lucky on this day because she was busy and had people to haunt. I watched her disappear into the distance and could only guess what misfortune lay ahead
Good morning Jaw Tooth great review, congratulations 👍👋🇺🇸
Sorry the Police in Cleveland Ohio Is Dangerous?
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Nice Video
Thanks
Awesome video!!
Thanks!
Be careful! I would stand WAYYYYYY back.
“Bouncy Bridge reminds me of “Bouncy East Palestine.”
Good video Jawtooth
Thanks!
Jaw Tooth! There was a rail train on that train there. Where was that train going to?
NS recent derailments have me looking at the bouncy bridge with all the more concern; are they REALLY sure this bridge is OK?
Always great content. Thanks for being there and sharing. 🚂🚃🚃🏝
Glad you enjoyed it
That vertical movement up and down is surely going to lead to a stress fracture of the rails eventually.
This is the reason that NS has so many wrecks. This defect should have been attended to. I wouldn't stand that close. If the ca ca hits you'll be toast.
My niece is a conductor for NS out of the Detroit yard. Could be her on that train.
Awesome! I wish I could have got her on video. It's been a couple years since I filmed a female conductor. I got one on the front of a locomotive in Miamisburg, Ohio when they were moving locomotives around.
Have a good weekend
Thanks and you too!
Wow that bridge is rockin' !!! Is that a normal thing?
What is bthe new style 15:30 black car where you said it has steel coils?
Good video jawtooth
Thanks!
@@JawTooth ur w
Nice buddy
Great
The rails are bouncing on top of the bridge support which is bouncing on the bridge base supports. Unbelievable. 😮
Thinking you might want to check that bridge , 💝
Thanks for watching !
Hello Jaw Tooth will you be visiting LTEX Rail in McDonald Ohio this year or do you have that planned for next year???
is the movement of the track normal?
I don't understand why the RR doesn't think that movement of the bridge isn't a problem. I would think that the constant movement of the rails as many trains pass would induce metal fatigue in them, possibly leading to cracking of the rails and eventual breakage. But maybe I just don't understand enough of how this kind of movement really affects the rails.
I'm inclined to agree. A solution might be to pre-load both ends to the concrete. The weight of the train would just take away the pre-load and there would not be any movement. I suspect that the bridge was initially designed to be just supported at the ends but it was "upgraded" with the center support.
Awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
@@JawTooth Hi Brian! You're welcome!
The graffiti maybe pretty, and undoubtedly some of it is a true work of art, but the bottom line is that it's still vandalism and defacing of someone else's private property.
Makes me nervous just watching :)