Fantastic brother.....I'm telling ya JT just watching these videos is truly one of the highlights of my day. Thanking you kindly for taking the time in doing what you do....
The DPU sounded awesome, and I agree with JT. The green grain cars are a pleasant distraction from the normal gray, black and red covered hoppers! 😊😊😊❤❤❤
Grain train action in Crescent City Kentucky this is really great to see especially with more than one train going through on the various tracks; Thanks to Mrs. Tooth for filming the train in Mount Orab, Ohio; also a great appearance by Chessie and Loki with the slide show Thank You Jaw Tooth. 🇺🇲🤠🐶🐱🇺🇲:: 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲💨
That WFRX 8861 is an ex-BNSF unit (same #) and has been photographed in IL, IN, OH & GA this year. Amazing what one can find out on the internet! Nice job once again, Brian, and once again, Thank You!
Awesome DPU on those two train going up the hill very loud 🔊 and working hard as they went up the hill . I would like to hear more loud 🔊 DPU 'S going up the hill . Really Awesome JT👍👍👍👍
I love the sound of SD70s pulling heavy loads like draft horses. Having 2 on that first train was a real treat and the steel coil train, even with GE engines was still impressive as well. Thank you for sharing JT.
More great action from the hill, very impressed by that heavy grain train with hard working power head end and rear, and a steel coil train not far behind. Love those overhead catches too. Nice job JT.
The green hopper you liked was formerly owned by Ag Processing (AGP). A lot of their hoppers were bought by David Joseph Transportation and were often seen in your CCET videos a few years ago.
Awesome shots! Up and down hills, around curves and all the background you manage to get in makes your videos great fun to watch 😀 Thanks for the time and effort you put in. 😊
Good morning Mr JT! I like your cap.❤😊This is a really awesome video. A long train. Love how you talk about history and other details of each state you visit.😊Thanks so much. Cute captures of your fur babies. Loved this.❤😊
Another great video. JT, I really liked your first one were two trains at once was coming up the hill but anyway, my friend you stay safe out there and watch your back and will see you on your next video brother
Thank you for another day of railfanning in Crescent Springs, Kentucky at The Hill, Jaw Tooth! I did not realize that the DPU on the first train going up The Hill at Beechwood Road was a manned DPU until later in the video when the DPU came down The Hill and you mentioned that it had just finished shoving the grain train up The Hill. The steel coil train that followed the grain train up The Hill is Norfolk Southern train #375. That is the daily steel coil train from Middletown, Ohio to Rockport, Indiana. I enjoyed watching all the trains in this video. The still photos of the Cincinnati Eastern Railroad train that Mrs. Tooth caught in Mount Orab; Ohio looks interesting. I will locate that video and view it.
This video looks perfeckly amazing, by watching the trains coming by and and pass at Crescent Springs, Kentucky, by seeing them coming along the tracks and hearing the horns. Keep up the great work, Brian, you are the best, Greetings from Portugal.
Fab seeing all the first train JT, ftom last video, OMG it was pulling some weight. Loved the light green grain car too. It was a long train! How cool to see another train straight after going the same way. Awesome. My favourite thing to as a kid JT was to stand on the bridge & watch the trains coming round the curve! (Passenger). ❤😊👍
Ah, a blissful respite in the midst of the 'honey do' list. Some great catches today. A nice back to back to start it off. I thought that car was someone with a chainsaw...
WFRX reporting mark was first issued to Western Farmer's Electric Railroad in SE Oklahoma in 1997. They had over 200 coal cars, and 15 miles of track running from Valliant to Ft. Towson, OK. After a lot of RR sales and mergers, Kiamichi Rail service started delivering coal to the pant in 2002. It may have been at this point that the reporting mark changed to WFEC, but AAR doesn't report WFEC registered. At any rate Wells Fargo Rail started in 2015 when First Union(FURX)acquired GE Capital (GECX)and got the mark WFRX. If you see any cars still marked FURX or GECX they are Well Fargo cars.
Hey jaw tooth awesome catch of 2trains following each other. Got lucky. Did you notice light engine move flashed headlight at you after passing you? Very busy line . Have a great railroad day 🚂🙋♀️
It makes sense to see such a long grain train, harvest for corn in the Midwest is mid October thru the end of November. Great video catching 2 trains coming up a steep grade.
Had one of those crawlers during a day of chasing trains. After I chased that FL9 I told you about I chased the 316 which had barely enough horsepower to make Attica Hill. Man they were producing a high pitched whine as they passed me at 10mph.
Watching fast trains is nice, but there's something cool about watching giant diesel locomotives pull an impossibly heavy load up a grade at a steady 7 mph. It's a show of remarkable engineering and awesome power.
Wells Fargo RR? WFRX. What next, stagecoaches? GE Capital looking for old customers? Great shots, Brian, and great personality as always. Listening to you is like meeting with an old friend.
Thats a nice sound from the locos and the trains. it`s music for me. Have a nice first advent. Greetings from Berlin/ Germany. Sven........PS: my video from the Berlin Santa-train is ready.
It was. The green colour scheme is for Ag Processing (AGP). They sold a bunch of their hoppers to leasers like MWCX and DJTX, who painted out the AGP logos.
Hi and good Morning my name is Neil schwerdt in west valley city Utah. I have question to ask you if you run across a heater watch box could you photo it and show how it works. I want to build one in HO scale please. Thank you from Neil schwerdt 😊
Good morning JT. As I watch your videos in the mornings usually. Some of those trains are SO LONG that I start my breakfast and finish before one train has passed, like in this video or the trains you catch in Hamilton. No wonder the trains are fewer because they are in one BIG train. With a DPU ICU somewhere in the middle or on the end. We'll CU
This is impressive and very nice. I was wondering if you could by any chance put yourself in a position somewhere to get an overhead view of the empty container cars. I am interested in how they are coupled together to make one long car. You do excellent work and I don't often get a chance to watch your videos. Thank you.
One couldn't go wrong today it was like having Mr and Mrs tooth come to your door and each sing Christmas Carol. Seeing the manned helper was an extra treat and then get the steel train ( even though it was only 13 cars) get the slingshot move. Hopefully those lids on the covered Hoppers are secure has nobody wants soggy soybeans in Tennessee. Perfect combination of speed and consists. March of the steel soldiers with JT live double track action
Another great video, Brian. I noticed another pattern happening with you. It appears that when you go home, you always find auto accidents or an ambulance(rescue squad) going somewhere.🤔😊 Greetings from Virginia.
Good Morning all...
Good morning!
Outsmarting the "algorithm" ... you are a hoot!
Thanks for watching 😊
Fantastic brother.....I'm telling ya JT just watching these videos is truly one of the highlights of my day.
Thanking you kindly for taking the time in doing what you do....
Glad you enjoyed it!
Now doesn't that sound like a country song? Waitin' in the cold Kentucky rain for a train...to take me out of this place just to ease my pain. 😊
I was on an Elvis kick lol
Nice question why is there a horse 🐎 on the train 🚆 🤔
It's The Thorobred Line.
@@ccarr656 OK
The DPU sounded awesome, and I agree with JT. The green grain cars are a pleasant distraction from the normal gray, black and red covered hoppers! 😊😊😊❤❤❤
If black is normal for you, you must either be somewhere on KCS territory, or somewhere where COER leases out a lot of ex-KCS hoppers. :)
Grain train action in Crescent City Kentucky this is really great to see
especially with more than one train
going through on the various tracks;
Thanks to Mrs. Tooth for filming the train in Mount Orab, Ohio; also a great appearance by Chessie and Loki with the slide show Thank You Jaw Tooth.
🇺🇲🤠🐶🐱🇺🇲::
🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲💨
Thank you very much!
Kentucky rain keeps pouring down.....
Good thing stopped JT or you would have missed the awesome intermodal. Fantastic catch! 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
That's true!
The first train horn was EPIC! EMD!
Hello my friend! Wonderful video, have a nice weekend! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Wet ,wet, wet day. thumbs up.Elvis.
In The cold Kentucky Rain!
Nice catches JT! Thanks for putting in the time, in the cool, damp weather.
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That WFRX 8861 is an ex-BNSF unit (same #) and has been photographed in IL, IN, OH & GA this year. Amazing what one can find out on the internet! Nice job once again, Brian, and once again, Thank You!
You get the best train catches
Thanks 😊
Awesome DPU on those two train going up the hill very loud 🔊 and working hard as they went up the hill . I would like to hear more loud 🔊 DPU 'S going up the hill . Really Awesome JT👍👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Its not only trains i like seeing, its the scenery around them too. Some very beautiful shots of everything Brian.
Many thanks!
The Bakersfield subdivision has NEW LED signals. isn't there an Elvis song "cold Kentucky rain"
Yes that’s what I was referring to 😊
Good trains going down the hill. The NS power on the second one was unusually clean. And the GT auto rack looked really old. 😊😊😊❤❤❤
Coil trains are incredible! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Merci beaucoup pour cette belle vidéo comme toujours ! ✨✨✨✨👍
Merci à vous 😊
@@JawTooth Bonsoir ! 🙏🙏
I love the sound of SD70s pulling heavy loads like draft horses. Having 2 on that first train was a real treat and the steel coil train, even with GE engines was still impressive as well.
Thank you for sharing JT.
Thank You Jaw Tooth! No graffiti is always a welcome site to see!! I feel it is very disrespectful but that's me!
Awesome video with a dpu working hard on a heavy grain train and a dpu working hard on a steel coils train but wait there’s more 👍😎🇺🇸🚂👍
Thanks for watching !
More great action from the hill, very impressed by that heavy grain train with hard working power head end and rear, and a steel coil train not far behind. Love those overhead catches too. Nice job JT.
The green hopper you liked was formerly owned by Ag Processing (AGP). A lot of their hoppers were bought by David Joseph Transportation and were often seen in your CCET videos a few years ago.
Most drivers at 8:45 - "What in the &*!@#$&!&@#%*!"
Railfans at 8:45 - "SWEET!"
Love the videos. Keep them coming!
That’s dedication when shortly = two hours! Thanks for the great “live” action.
Listen to those rails sing due to the wheels spinning! Hard work! So cool.
Awesome shots! Up and down hills, around curves and all the background you manage to get in makes your videos great fun to watch 😀 Thanks for the time and effort you put in. 😊
Good one JT. I like the hill. For sure as soon as you leave another train is on the way. ❤
Great video. It is very unusual to see one train so close behind the other one
Thank you very much!
I’m in LaGrange Kentucky right now trying to catch a street Running Train. Supposed to be one around 2pm or so
It was on the other track.
I love the sound of a hard working engine
Thats a sweet little spot you have there JT! Bridge to the left curve to the right ✅ awesome background 😎 you narrating. Complete 😊
Good morning Mr JT! I like your cap.❤😊This is a really awesome video. A long train. Love how you talk about history and other details of each state you visit.😊Thanks so much. Cute captures of your fur babies. Loved this.❤😊
Good morning fellow railfans have a great weekend
Thanks, you too!
Great trains. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Glad you like them!
Another great video. JT, I really liked your first one were two trains at once was coming up the hill but anyway, my friend you stay safe out there and watch your back and will see you on your next video brother
Brian ,you got it going on . Thanks Son !
❤love watching your videos. I have a 14 year old son that loves watching your videos. He would love to railfan with you for his 15th birthday gift.
That would be awesome 😊🎉
@@JawTooth his birthday id December 15. A Friday
Could we railfan dec 15?
Thank you for another day of railfanning in Crescent Springs, Kentucky at The Hill, Jaw Tooth! I did not realize that the DPU on the first train going up The Hill at Beechwood Road was a manned DPU until later in the video when the DPU came down The Hill and you mentioned that it had just finished shoving the grain train up The Hill. The steel coil train that followed the grain train up The Hill is Norfolk Southern train #375. That is the daily steel coil train from Middletown, Ohio to Rockport, Indiana. I enjoyed watching all the trains in this video. The still photos of the Cincinnati Eastern Railroad train that Mrs. Tooth caught in Mount Orab; Ohio looks interesting. I will locate that video and view it.
Great catch Brian thank you for share
Thanks for watching
Thanks JT , great video as always , and for standing there in the cold to bring Us all these great train adventures. Cheers.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Having seen grain trains in the US a few years ago, it was great to have the memory refreshed. Awesome JT.
Good Morning Jaw Tooth! Another great video! Have a nice day 😊🌈
Good morning!
Watching you and your videos is like hanging out with an old friend.
Love that!
This video looks perfeckly amazing, by watching the trains coming by and and pass at Crescent Springs, Kentucky, by seeing them coming along the tracks and hearing the horns.
Keep up the great work, Brian, you are the best, Greetings from Portugal.
Fab seeing all the first train JT, ftom last video, OMG it was pulling some weight. Loved the light green grain car too. It was a long train! How cool to see another train straight after going the same way. Awesome. My favourite thing to as a kid JT was to stand on the bridge & watch the trains coming round the curve! (Passenger). ❤😊👍
Ah, a blissful respite in the midst of the 'honey do' list. Some great catches today. A nice back to back to start it off. I thought that car was someone with a chainsaw...
WFRX reporting mark was first issued to Western Farmer's Electric Railroad in SE Oklahoma in 1997. They had over 200 coal cars, and 15 miles of track running from Valliant to Ft. Towson, OK. After a lot of RR sales and mergers, Kiamichi Rail service started delivering coal to the pant in 2002. It may have been at this point that the reporting mark changed to WFEC, but AAR doesn't report WFEC registered.
At any rate Wells Fargo Rail started in 2015 when First Union(FURX)acquired GE Capital (GECX)and got the mark WFRX. If you see any cars still marked FURX or GECX they are Well Fargo cars.
Awesome video Brian, I'm glad you stayed and caught that intermodel. Next time the algorithm won't send a train!😂 thank you, stay well roll on
Hey jaw tooth awesome catch of 2trains following each other. Got lucky. Did you notice light engine move flashed headlight at you after passing you? Very busy line . Have a great railroad day 🚂🙋♀️
Cool hard working hill action. Enjoyed it a lot. Thanks JT!
It makes sense to see such a long grain train, harvest for corn in the Midwest is mid October thru the end of November. Great video catching 2 trains coming up a steep grade.
Great Video, Jaw Tooth, have a great weekend.
You are very well blessed Jaw Tooth. great video as always.
Good day my friend 😊
Morning
Compressed springs ! Checkout the disconnected airline @ "3:37" between two cars 😮❤
Great catches as always keep them coming
Thankyou JT for another great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
I always enjoy the climbs.
Had one of those crawlers during a day of chasing trains. After I chased that FL9 I told you about I chased the 316 which had barely enough horsepower to make Attica Hill. Man they were producing a high pitched whine as they passed me at 10mph.
Man those locomotives were working hard ,great video
Thank you very much!
It looks like you fooled it this time JT. 😊😊
Yeah I did lol
Good morning I enjoyed that video👍👍
Good morning!
Crescent City great place to video great video thanks Brian
Thanks!
Wanted to tell you.
I saw a ConRail lead engine in downtown Johnson City this morning
Couldn't get a pic I was watching the Christmas parade
Good morning Jaw Tooth. Nice cut of box cars.
Wow! Lease unit WFRX 8361 - A Wells Fargo Rail locomotive
Good morning Jaw Tooth !! Great action as always
Good morning!
It's nice to see an sd40-2 still at work on a main line
Unusual to see a green car.
That was a cool one 😊
Formerly owned by Ag Processing (AGP). There used to be a lot of those cars on the CCET. DJTX bought a bunch of them from AGP.
Thar Cavalier just screams Kentucky at 9:25, did you hear it.
Watching fast trains is nice, but there's something cool about watching giant diesel locomotives pull an impossibly heavy load up a grade at a steady 7 mph. It's a show of remarkable engineering and awesome power.
It's actually doing about 12mph, but still pretty awesome. (Lead locomotive passes in 4.25 seconds, which is about 17 feet per second.)
Absolutely perfect!
wow, never seen another train coming so close behind.
Well, it WAS on the other track.
@@kenmcgory8768 Yeah. It's really hard to see, but there are two tracks there. The grain train was on the near track and the steel was on the far one.
Love that place.
Wells Fargo RR? WFRX. What next, stagecoaches? GE Capital looking for old customers? Great shots, Brian, and great personality as always. Listening to you is like meeting with an old friend.
Thank you very much!
GT autorack, sweet!!! Awesome catches JT, way to trick the algorithm 😆
Thanks! 👍
Compressed springs in Crescent Springs.
A semi can carry 26 tons legally. Railcars carry 100- 110 tons, so that is 4 truckloads.
Great video again.
that looks like the Detroit to Atlanta trains it will get to chattanooga and make a new train well have fun ,,,,Robert
Yes these trains are on that route 😊
Thats a nice sound from the locos and the trains. it`s music for me. Have a nice first advent. Greetings from Berlin/ Germany. Sven........PS: my video from the Berlin Santa-train is ready.
Awesome video again
Great video ~~~enjoy the video FMD
J.T. the green grain car in your video with MWCX on the side stands for Midwest Railcar Corporation....if that was the one you were commenting about.
It was. The green colour scheme is for Ag Processing (AGP). They sold a bunch of their hoppers to leasers like MWCX and DJTX, who painted out the AGP logos.
Man that last train was loooong 😮
Safe travels to you out there.
Great catch. .
😊thanks voor the video,stay warm everibody. nice weekend.greetz:🍐:Peer.
Good video Jawtooth
Thanks!
Hi and good Morning my name is Neil schwerdt in west valley city Utah.
I have question to ask you if you run across a heater watch box could you photo it and show how it works.
I want to build one in HO scale please.
Thank you from Neil schwerdt 😊
Yes, I can do that. I filmed one in the snow last year near Louisa Kentucky. I will look for one 😊
There are a lot of STLX renumbered Big John cars too.
Steel coils are for auto’s and “white goods” or fridges, washers etc.
Nice video!
Good morning JT. As I watch your videos in the mornings usually. Some of those trains are SO LONG that I start my breakfast and finish before one train has passed, like in this video or the trains you catch in Hamilton. No wonder the trains are fewer because they are in one BIG train. With a DPU ICU somewhere in the middle or on the end. We'll CU
That was a good one ! thank you
Glad you liked it!
This is impressive and very nice. I was wondering if you could by any chance put yourself in a position somewhere to get an overhead view of the empty container cars. I am interested in how they are coupled together to make one long car. You do excellent work and I don't often get a chance to watch your videos. Thank you.
One couldn't go wrong today it was like having Mr and Mrs tooth come to your door and each sing Christmas Carol. Seeing the manned helper was an extra treat and then get the steel train ( even though it was only 13 cars) get the slingshot move. Hopefully those lids on the covered Hoppers are secure has nobody wants soggy soybeans in Tennessee. Perfect combination of speed and consists. March of the steel soldiers with JT live double track action
Another great video, Brian. I noticed another pattern happening with you. It appears that when you go home, you always find auto accidents or an ambulance(rescue squad) going somewhere.🤔😊 Greetings from Virginia.