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Extreme Freight Trains on Montana's Bozeman Pass
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2024
- Presented in 4K - Various BNSF freight trains battling the Bozeman Pass, in central Montana. Located between Bozeman and Livingston on the MRL 2nd Subdivision, is the Bozeman Pass. With grades upwards of 2.2%, this section of rail line showcases some of the finest freight train running around.
Manned helper sets are based out of Livingston, and are common sights on the Bozeman Pass. Before the takeover, helper power was all MRL power. Now, BNSF EMD power is a common sight for the helpers. Nonetheless, still a very cool sight to see and hear!
All locations listed in video.
Thanks for watching! | Video and Content by MichaelLovesTrains 2024
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WONDERFUL, VERY BEAUTFUL ! THANK YOU, FOR IMAGES !
Very nice! In the 5-minute range I was astounded to see three C-44-9Ws on a loaded coal train. In my area the BNSF uses ONLY AC units on coal trains, so the change was a bit startling.
Great video man! The one with the autoracks notching up was killer!🤙
Awesome jams
Uau!!
Esse trem é muito grande.
Lindo ❤️
Excellent !
Lovely !! More!!
10:50 That's what I love to hear! If only KC had scenery like this variety!
❤️ Amo muitíssimo trem 🚆
Wow, nice video 👍❤
enjoy how calmly you move the camera (not swinging around as soon as eg 3rd leading loco is out of view) approx at 10:00, the last loco has an extraordinary painting (top and bottom dark green, in-between kind of cream) special loco?
Hi Michael
Awesome video
Lot's of HP working hard.
Wow! Bozeman Pass has some of Montana's best scenery I've ever seen. Lots of green grass areas, plenty of hills, a pond, and more to see. Nice job on the footage of the freight trains at work!
Great videos, Michael!
Great shots! 6:36 was my favorite
Great video!
Awesome Video!
Very Nice
I love to count how many cars are in a train, but nobody shows the whole train pass without cutting away for different views. This makes me lose count so I have to move on an look for another!
Looks like mostly coal trains use this route.