Alco Switchers on the Old Erie B&SW Branch

[@annettelaurence5716]

Thank you for your time to make and post these videos. It's great that us over this side of the pond can see how your railroads work. Keep up the good work!🙃😉

[@johndanaher6371]

Woah, who knew there was tailgating on the railroad? LOL Wonderful compilation you put together.

[@mattygunn693]

Thank you! Yeah if I remember right, they did that so they could go through road crossings that were still activated for the train.

[@TI4438]

They were drafting.

[@johndanaher6371]

@@TI4438 🤣🤣

[@joeystrains.9316]

Some of those ALCOs had some patina. Excellent video.

[@richardaylett]

I like the way they sound. It's like a chucking sound 5:29

[@TrailerParkTrainFan]

great video, love to see the switching action

[@JustinHTrainvideos]

Excellent video

[@shortliner68]

Those hopper cars sure look pretty clean. Nice to see some cars still looking like new.

[@mattygunn693]

They actually were new at the time, they were brought over from Canada and the BSOR was taking them to the end of their line to place them in storage.

[@DoriClement-fe6tj]

Dang! That Tamper was following so close it almost qualified as EOT. Nice sounding M&C Inline 6- 539' s.

[@johnniebellamy5912]

Alcos Have Some Of The Most Colorful Paint Schemes

[@briank.8925]

It brings out the mid-century design with the rounded corners.