Wow! That was cool. It's staggering to consider the tons and tons and tons of material going past. Trains are awesome at what they do. Great video, nice to see all those power plants rocking it out and making the grade.
Mullan Pass is on the old Northern Pacific line between Helena and Garrison Montana. The line runs from Billings to Sandpoint Idaho. The track was sold off to a spinoff railroad, Montana Rail Link. At first it was fiercely hated by the people of Montana, almost as much as Burlington Northern was for dropping the line and the crews that worked it. But MRL became a strong regional. Now the BNSF is in the process of re-acquiring the line and all its assets as a fully operational second route across Montana. GREAT video!
Beautiful footage! Especially enjoyed seeing that rare GE dash-8 BNSF loco still decked out in the earlier red & grey Santa Fe livery. (I've always sorta wished that BNSF would have kept using the Santa Fe colors on certain locos alongside its official orange/black scheme.)
I think that's a Dash 9. If you see the trucks/wheel design it is different from the dash 8. The radiator is also thicker (like the AC4400CW) than the dash 8's radiator.
Great shot and a very cool consist! I was just round the curve , on the other side of the bridge , back in 2015. Hard to believe I was in the US 7 years ago?? Cheers Gregg.
I used to work for a few RR, Conductor/engineer. Most coal trains are in excess of 20,000 tons that i ran. I few curves and a little bit of grade are huge challenges for locomotives. Steel on steel with a little bit of sand in between! Nice video!
was across the bridge in June 2021, a bit further up where the train disappears (Scott Hiddleston made a wonderful video from that location th-cam.com/video/In3zXS4dKQA/w-d-xo.html in June 2013) -one of the farmers nearby explained how to get there and said it is his land, nothing to worry about :)
Wow! That was cool. It's staggering to consider the tons and tons and tons of material going past. Trains are awesome at what they do. Great video, nice to see all those power plants rocking it out and making the grade.
Das ist ja echt der Wahnsinn solche Tonnenschwere unendlich langen Zùge....echt Hammer👍👌🚂
Excelente video saludos desde Queretaro México 🚂🚂🚂👍 👍😮
All I can say is - Wish I was There to watch trains from that great spot. Love that overlook! AAAAA+++++
Very beautiful, very beautiful, professional photography
saw the train and very nice view... my son really likes to see your train videos 👍 best regards from Indonesia 🙏
Wow very nice I love trains!
Mullan Pass is on the old Northern Pacific line between Helena and Garrison Montana. The line runs from Billings to Sandpoint Idaho.
The track was sold off to a spinoff railroad, Montana Rail Link. At first it was fiercely hated by the people of Montana, almost as much as Burlington Northern was for dropping the line and the crews that worked it. But MRL became a strong regional. Now the BNSF is in the process of re-acquiring the line and all its assets as a fully operational second route across Montana.
GREAT video!
オオ？マイーガァ❗とてつもない列車がやって来たぜ我が日本国ではなかなか拝見出来ませんネそれに飽きませんNゲーでもこのような編成難しいかもね🎉それにこの路線現場は米国ですかそれもどの辺りなのか一回でも拝見させて頂きたいくらいですましてやこの路線を守る保全策や保線区の方々のご苦労もあるかと思いますなかなか米国らしいスケールのデカイ貨物列車輸送をありがとうございます。
撮影した方もご苦労様です！👍️❤❤❤
What a spot man I love it so close to the action Amaizing scenery great shots Sweet 💪💪👍👍❤️🚂🦘🦘🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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Wow 😲 amazing 🤩😍😍
What a great location.
Great video on BNSF and MRL Railroads coal trains
That has to be one of if not the Longest Train I Have ever seen👍🏻
BNSF: hey can I borrow your locomotive for the weekend?
The weekend: 4:27
Beautiful footage! Especially enjoyed seeing that rare GE dash-8 BNSF loco still decked out in the earlier red & grey Santa Fe livery. (I've always sorta wished that BNSF would have kept using the Santa Fe colors on certain locos alongside its official orange/black scheme.)
I think that's a Dash 9. If you see the trucks/wheel design it is different from the dash 8. The radiator is also thicker (like the AC4400CW) than the dash 8's radiator.
It’s a dash 9
That's so massive woow a lot of power cool dude.
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Obrigado pelo vídeo👏👏👏👏🇧🇷👍
Great shot and a very cool consist! I was just round the curve , on the other side of the bridge , back in 2015. Hard to believe I was in the US 7 years ago??
Cheers Gregg.
This is a great catch, love the Warbonnet unit
Wonderful upload 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you for posting!
Great vedio.
Vocês são fera
Great video thanks for sharing
Totally amazing
How well this freight train is filmed!
This is a great well made video of power and tonnage!
ЛЮБЛЮ МОЩЬ И ПРОГРЕС ЭТА ДОРРОГА ВИДНО ИСКЛЮЧИТЕЛЬНО СОЗДАНА ДЛЯ ЭТОГО СОСТАВА
very good BNSF congratulations ! !
Great video, nice capture and awesome places! Thumbs Up
Amazing how long this train is.Where is all his coal going?
B N RAILROAD WAS A GOOD RAILROAD UNTIL IT MERGED WITH THE NASTY ASS SANTA FE.
wow..this is awesome..
How is it that there is (almost) no graffiti on these cars?
The first rule of transportation is use your equipment as much as possible. They don’t let these unit trains sit. They run day & night if possible.
did this coal load originate from the powder river basin?great vantige point by the way.
Great video....
Wow & cool!!
I can just imagine what the tonnage was, amazing job BNSF.
18,000-19,000 total tons. 17,875 for the cars, and 1600-1700 for the locomotives.
130 coal hoppers?
Cool video
한 몇백량 편성인지 모르겠군요..
기관열차의 위력 대단합니다..
철길건널목 걸리면 교통체증유발
되고 상당한시간 지체되겠네요..
130
Lot of coal going uphill by powerful locomotives. Wow.
SHOW VÍDEO SÃO PAULO BRASIL
Dang that must be really heavy or a dang steep grade. Probably both.
I used to work for a few RR, Conductor/engineer. Most coal trains are in excess of 20,000 tons that i ran. I few curves and a little bit of grade are huge challenges for locomotives. Steel on steel with a little bit of sand in between! Nice video!
Hello Gorilla Railfan:
4:25
The most watched.
Approximately 2500000 kg rolling down from a height of 1km. 2.5x10^10 J of energy. Could have been converted into useful purposes
Thanks for posting this beautiful video! Wondering how long this train is, a mile or more?
I would guess over a mile.
Thanks for your reply.
I'd say a two mile train.
130 coal cars @85 cars per mile equals about 8000 feet of loaded train. 7 locomotives each having 4300 horsepower in notch 8 equals 30,000 horsepower
@@barryboettger9208 thanks Barry that’s amazing!
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was across the bridge in June 2021, a bit further up where the train disappears (Scott Hiddleston made a wonderful video from that location th-cam.com/video/In3zXS4dKQA/w-d-xo.html in June 2013)
-one of the farmers nearby explained how to get there and said it is his land, nothing to worry about :)
Wat the Hell! World's longest train?
we do not have scenery like that out here. basically, flat land and trees
130 coal hoppers
Poor single on the rear pushing as hard as it can.
que cámara usas para grabar ?
IPhone 8 and Canon SX50
The bridge is over Austin Creek and road?
Yes
@@brigadier92g I Google Mapped it to see where it was that is a lot of 180 degree switch backs.😜
Ахринеть 😱
Ned flangg greasers
Nice fakebonnet in the consist cool
Where is the coal going?
Canada for export to China.
@@brigadier92g aren’t they ceasing coal power plants?
RUMO TREM
where has all the Coal gone to, electric cars everyone electric cars.
4 emd's 4300 series sound better
Oh yeah, they sounds so great, they mean business too
Dude, you have to get a drone up and take this shot again
The scariest part of this vid is what goes up must come down.
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