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Hey, AC. I'd like to point out some interesting notes. The massive UP SD70M roster was inspired by, and spec'd to, the original 24 that Southern Pacific had. On top of that, the largest single model order ever placed-- for SD70M's -- was done in October of 1999 (hard to believe it's been that long already.) The second thing worth mentioning: EMD's safety cab. They first appeared on the Centennial locomotives as part of a wide ranging experiment for future ideas/concepts EMD was working on. Oddly enough, the design went through the changes from the original "Tear-drop style" on the Centennials, to the "Tri-clops" on the CP Red-barns and early SD60M's, then back to the "Tear-drop style" on the SD60M's, SD70M's, MAC's, and 75's. (Sheesh, it's nuts trying to keep up sometimes on certain features. I sometimes get dizzy time-lining these things. )
The flared radiator SD70Ms were also built to be Tier 1 compliant. Hence, the reason for the split cooling and flared radiators. Also, the notch cab is considered to be "Phase 2.5" or "Phase 3", while the non-notched cab units with flared radiators are "Phase 2". It's confusing, I know! Lol some Phase 1 SD70M's are referred to as "Phase 1.5" or "Phase 2" because they have updated electronics and controls, but still retain their non-flared radiator appearance.
@@Trains21 Thank You for Replying Love watching your Videos I Learn a lot by Listening to your Videos I Thank You for the Information that You give Keep Up the Awesome Video's
Grew up on the Union Pacific I love sd70m in service they were really good for crews on Spokane sub and else where their system cn that’s hole different story growing around these I love them when visiting on Union Pacific or bnsf sd70ace I been doing hole research on them Union Pacific loves them however they nickname thunder box cab
Excellent work AC! I live in Northwest NJ. I never see modern freight power as we have the NJT Morris Essex line. We do have 2 short lines, the Morristown & Erie and Dover & Rockaway working branch lines. No more NS....They only allow 4 axle freight locomotives on the Morris Essex. Great work!
Hi AC trust that you are well and looking forward to your next Video. I have a Question, why isn’t NS rebuilding their SD70 M-2 as SD 70ACe? All the best.
Indian railways have like 1700 of emd 710 powered locomotives and i just hear them everywhere everyday. Diesel electrics have the best sound and smell no matter how heavy or fast electrics can pull. i am not against electric locomotives.. but if i have to pick between a "12000hp" alstom vs 6000hp ge i would pick the ge twice 😂.
Gotta be honest, in my opnion, a EMD unit without the flared dynamic brake resistances feels weird. Its not that I dont like them, its more that they dont have the same feel. Maybe I've been around 40-2 too much.
Lots of great information AC! I have always been an EMD fan! I just started my Bone Valley series on my channel with a preview last week and the first installment released this past Sunday. Stop in and check them out when you can. Thanks! Cheers, Danny
The wide cab locomotives still look goofy to me, and i still cringe a little when i see the eye sore of BNSF pumpkin orange!!! Still Love me trains though no matter the scheme or if they look goofy or not.👍👍😊😊
Too bad, I loved seeing the M-2 lead trains, which by the time I started train watching in 2017, was rare and far between. They had beautiful sounding horns, too. Yea I know, go ahead and call me a foamer if you must.
@@hakeemsd70m Yes. GE turbos have never had the reliability of the EMD's, yet the hybrid EMD turbo is a different animal. Takes much longer to change than the GE's. My disdain over the M-2 is for putting DC motors under a unit designed for AC motors. Not fun to work on. Oh, and a DC output alternator where a 3 phase AC output alternator was meant to be.
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Can’t beat the sound of a 710....period
That's right!
Hey, AC. I'd like to point out some interesting notes.
The massive UP SD70M roster was inspired by, and spec'd to, the original 24 that Southern Pacific had. On top of that, the largest single model order ever placed-- for SD70M's -- was done in October of 1999 (hard to believe it's been that long already.) The second thing worth mentioning: EMD's safety cab. They first appeared on the Centennial locomotives as part of a wide ranging experiment for future ideas/concepts EMD was working on. Oddly enough, the design went through the changes from the original "Tear-drop style" on the Centennials, to the "Tri-clops" on the CP Red-barns and early SD60M's, then back to the "Tear-drop style" on the SD60M's, SD70M's, MAC's, and 75's.
(Sheesh, it's nuts trying to keep up sometimes on certain features. I sometimes get dizzy time-lining these things. )
The flared radiator SD70Ms were also built to be Tier 1 compliant. Hence, the reason for the split cooling and flared radiators. Also, the notch cab is considered to be "Phase 2.5" or "Phase 3", while the non-notched cab units with flared radiators are "Phase 2". It's confusing, I know! Lol some Phase 1 SD70M's are referred to as "Phase 1.5" or "Phase 2" because they have updated electronics and controls, but still retain their non-flared radiator appearance.
Those Turbocharged EMD Engine's Are Thee Best SOUND Engine's EVER!!!!!!!
Very much agreed!
@@Trains21 Thank You for Replying Love watching your Videos I Learn a lot by Listening to your Videos I Thank You for the Information that You give Keep Up the Awesome Video's
@@kennyspry5189 Never a problem.. I thank you for watching and enjoying them.
Fact 🙃😇
Fun Fact: the Southern Peru Copper Corps SD70s were the very last standard cabs produced by EMD
Thanks for that little nugget, I didn't know that!
I remember seeing a NS notch nose SD70M leading a train in Atlanta, GA last summer. Probably the last I’ll ever see too. Another great video by AC!
Thanks Noah!
Another Great 👍 Video, AC. Thanks!
Thanks Ken!
Glad to see your still putting out good videos AC keep up the good work! I hope one day i can make videos as good as you do!
Thanks Man, your words are much appreciated!
I see CN SD75I’s and SD70I’s every time I go RailFanning. If CN only had 25 SD70Is I must be lucky to see them everyday.
Indeed you are.
Use to see alot of sd70ms in local service here in Suffolk Va.
More more more! Great job AC! I can't wait for the next installment!
Thanks Bethany, it'll be even better!
Another great video. Thanks again AC.
Thank you for watching Don, it's much appreciated.
4:14 AMAZING!!
Keep up the great work AC! I learn so much from your vids. Thank you.
Thanks for watching Bishop.
my favorite series of NS locomotives!
I like the standard cabs.
@@Trains21 Hey AC, do you think it's ironic that NS is selling off the non-AC units? :)
@@timothystevenhoward Very
Grew up on the Union Pacific I love sd70m in service they were really good for crews on Spokane sub and else where their system cn that’s hole different story growing around these I love them when visiting on Union Pacific or bnsf sd70ace I been doing hole research on them Union Pacific loves them however they nickname thunder box cab
Excellent work AC! I live in Northwest NJ. I never see modern freight power as we have the NJT Morris Essex line.
We do have 2 short lines, the Morristown & Erie and Dover & Rockaway working branch lines.
No more NS....They only allow 4 axle freight locomotives on the Morris Essex.
Great work!
Thanks Scott, that explains a lot.
Very informative... thanks AC.
My pleasure!
The SD70ACE/ACU is the best SD70, change my mind
Great video AC very informative as usual keep up the good work
Glad you enjoyed it
It seems the old timers are leving the rails. and the new DC to AC rookies are showing up
Indeed.
Love thesr videos. Stay warm !
Thanks Jim.. You too!
👍 Another great one AC.👀 Holding it down in scraton PA.. 🚂
Thanks DJ
The 70M phase 2 cab seems pretty similar to the ACe-T4's. Awesome video!
You’ve forgotten more about trains than I know!
Always a great informative video!!
Thanks Tony, your words are always appreciated!
Thanks for sharing AC enjoyed
Thanks for Watching Ed
Awesome video with some great information, 👍thanks ac.
Thanks Tommy.
Great video AC!
Thanks Man!
Thank you enjoyed the video.
You're welcome Edward.. Thank you for watching.
I hope some of the SD70 fleet finds a new home. #SaveTheSD70Fleet!
Me too.
Still have a lot of life left in them
@@PC10.8 Indeed they do
@@PC10.8 I totally agree.
The 70M you have in the thumbnail is the one I have a model of.
Cool!
Hi AC trust that you are well and looking forward to your next Video. I have a Question, why isn’t NS rebuilding their SD70 M-2 as SD 70ACe? All the best.
Now does standard cab SD70 Locomotives are still active on NS?
Great catch. Nice video ...
More great information. Excellent video AC. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Hans.. I appreciate you watching.
Excellent video my friend !!! 😉👍
Thanks Walter!
Indian railways have like 1700 of emd 710 powered locomotives and i just hear them everywhere everyday. Diesel electrics have the best sound and smell no matter how heavy or fast electrics can pull. i am not against electric locomotives.. but if i have to pick between a "12000hp" alstom vs 6000hp ge i would pick the ge twice 😂.
great video
I love ns wish they had more hi hoods still but they are like steam a thing of the past.
Great video liked 👍🚄🚄
Thanks Brian
Did anybody notice that the #2575 appeared twice in this video??
Yes
Nice video abound the emd sd70 will this include the SD70ACe
Next video
Okay can't wait to hear about them with the 4,000 hp prime mover if I'm right
@@sd70acefanns8 4,300 hp
I was close
SD70MAC's are also uncertain
That's in Part 2!
On what railroad Jack??
@@hakeemsd70m KCS & BNSF
@@JackCarsonsRailroadVideos I should have known. Sorry for late reply. Thanks for the info.
Do this for the C40 series pleeeeeeeease!!!!
Gotta be honest, in my opnion, a EMD unit without the flared dynamic brake resistances feels weird. Its not that I dont like them, its more that they dont have the same feel. Maybe I've been around 40-2 too much.
Perfectly understood.. CNW's non-dynamic SD45s come to mind for me.
Are you allowed to go right up next to Taylor Yard?
You can get pretty close.
EMD! EMD! EMD!.....................Enough said
That's right!
Didn’t they also go to a 45” wheel up from 42”?
Looking forward to part 2 AC!
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I believe they did but I didn't have time to include everything.. Thanks for watching Marine.
Lots of great information AC! I have always been an EMD fan! I just started my Bone Valley series on my channel with a preview last week and the first installment released this past Sunday. Stop in and check them out when you can. Thanks! Cheers, Danny
Thanks Danny, I most certainly will.
The wide cab locomotives still look goofy to me, and i still cringe a little when i see the eye sore of BNSF pumpkin orange!!! Still Love me trains though no matter the scheme or if they look goofy or not.👍👍😊😊
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Why don't you go to orther city and film you stay in city which is PA why not san Diego or san Antonio
Cause PA is a state and those two cities are located in states very far from PA
SD70M-2 was the worst one they ever made. Always did like the sound of a 70.
Too bad, I loved seeing the M-2 lead trains, which by the time I started train watching in 2017, was rare and far between. They had beautiful sounding horns, too. Yea I know, go ahead and call me a foamer if you must.
The SD70M-2 didn't constantly blow turbos like the ES40DCs did when they were new and still under warranty.
@@hakeemsd70m
Yes. GE turbos have never had the reliability of the EMD's, yet the hybrid EMD turbo is a different animal. Takes much longer to change than the GE's.
My disdain over the M-2 is for putting DC motors under a unit designed for AC motors. Not fun to work on.
Oh, and a DC output alternator where a 3 phase AC output alternator was meant to be.