Excellent find. Special purpose wagons with 'exceptional loads'. I didn't know they made washing machines that big, lol. An unusual event well caught. 😀😀😀😀😀
Thanks. They were stored on track near my house for weeks before they finally made a move down the branch line to Portsmouth, NH. Was happy to catch them.
Mint video I love trains especially close up when you see locomotives from close up the size of them is something else a lot of weight and something like 16 and a half foot high no wonder they destroy anything that gets in there way and you have to put in context the weight behind the locos some power man gr8 catch bruvv, godbless you
Don't quote me on it, but these cement things can be from Moyock Castings in NC. A short line near me ships these out as needed. They are used for nuclear waste...that's what I've been told.
They can't go down to the Seabrook Power Plant anymore, the Hampton branchline has been torn up !! If it is for them then they will have to truck them down from Portsmouth yard and that will be something to watch !!
Nice catch man! I’ve never seen that many high and wide loaded cars in one train! Awesome video and you’re like right there to catch it all on film. Very cool 😎
Great Video Friend! I was watched DO-1 leave Rockingham on the 18th and was sad to find out that they left the next day on my a family members birthday lol. Great as video and so glad you got to see them!!
Wonderful video! And I thought that only Lionel made stuff like that. 😁
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing from England UK.
Thanks and hello to Blighty! Expat here :-)
Excellent find. Special purpose wagons with 'exceptional loads'. I didn't know they made washing machines that big, lol. An unusual event well caught. 😀😀😀😀😀
Thanks. They were stored on track near my house for weeks before they finally made a move down the branch line to Portsmouth, NH. Was happy to catch them.
Great catch...love the depressed center flat cars!!!
Mint video I love trains especially close up when you see locomotives from close up the size of them is something else a lot of weight and something like 16 and a half foot high no wonder they destroy anything that gets in there way and you have to put in context the weight behind the locos some power man gr8 catch bruvv, godbless you
A lousy weather day but worth going out for. Great angle's and views. That train paid for itself.
Don't quote me on it, but these cement things can be from Moyock Castings in NC. A short line near me ships these out as needed. They are used for nuclear waste...that's what I've been told.
They can't go down to the Seabrook Power Plant anymore, the Hampton branchline has been torn up !! If it is for them then they will have to truck them down from Portsmouth yard and that will be something to watch !!
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Wow.It never cross my mind that there is a train that carries these huge huge materials and i think this train is longer than i can ever think
...and LP Gas on the rear...Awesome train...
Nice catch man! I’ve never seen that many high and wide loaded cars in one train! Awesome video and you’re like right there to catch it all on film. Very cool 😎
Great Video Friend! I was watched DO-1 leave Rockingham on the 18th and was sad to find out that they left the next day on my a family members birthday lol. Great as video and so glad you got to see them!!
Very cool!
Amazed they pull this Heavy load with no weight on the lead Flatcar !!
Try that on your HO layout on a curve !!! Lol
lol challenge accepted? ;-)
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Quite A bit of Steel and Concrete being hauled,I must say!
Great catch! Thank you for sharing it.
That was cool thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Great video and excellent catch!
Very cool and interesting move!
Some bloody big washing machines???????
lol
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Great video...
Each one of those concrete casings is a 'sarcophagus' to contain a spent nuclear reactor from a naval vessel.
Don't be silly. They're washing machines for giants.
Or nuclear power plants.
Nice catch
Nice catch! I wonder where this is all headed and what it's for. This train would make for a fun modeling project.
I believe it is headed for the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
Seabrook Station, the Nextera plant, saw them move by truck on NH RT 33 ultimate destination
Nice catch, thanks for sharing 👍
Is this on the peavine line in portssmith that they shut down over a bridge.
Not sure what you mean?
Where did the steel go from here?
It was all taken to a dock in Portsmouth, NH and then loaded into a barge over to Kittery, Maine for use on the new dry dock they are building.