This is so awesome, I can tell you spent the whole day there as it was morning when you started and night when you ended :) Thank you for this :) Right into my LOCOMOTIVE playlist :) ROCK ON!!!!!!!
Cleveland Maker yea. I was born after every merger but I've seen ex SP and ex SF and BN and I feel the railroad would be better. Shoot, even the Kodachrome paints for the SP/SF merger.
I was lucky to grow up about 1 mile from a long straightaway on the New Haven R.R., between New Britain, Newington and Elmwood Connecticut. I remember hot Summer nights when the windows were open and it was really quiet......until one of those wonderful sounding diesel locomotives went by at probably 60-70 mph and hit its air horns. Those sounds are indelibly etched in my brain and are so captivating - nothing else sounds like a diesel air horn. My Dad built a cool Lionel layout in the basement with two lines - a steam line and a diesel line. It was the 1950s and the steam trains were soon to be replaced with diesel power. I've said this before, and some people look at me like I'm not quite all there, but the sounds of the train and its horns is almost romantic to me! I don't know any other way to say it and certainly can't explain it. You either feel that way or you don't. LOVE TRAINS!
Do you know of anybody that I could get in contact with of sending me some railroad calendars that don't have to be up to date my father had a retired from the Union Pacific in Stockton California and he would like to have some calendars for old memories he started off at the Western Pacific in Sacramento California and 48 years in and he just like to get some calendar sent to him and find out for me and let get back at me my name is David and I'm in Sacramento California
You were shooting on S. Vail Avenue in Montebello California. That is the Union Pacific Los Angeles Subdivision that stretches from the Wye on Soto Street southeast of downtown Los Angeles to the west where it connects with both the Alameda Corridor and the River Sub, to the CP SCRRA Junction near Cringe Street in Riverside California where it merges with the San Bernardino Sub. The FRA (Federal Railroad Administration) crossing number for S. Vail Avenue is 811077C. On Soto Street is it 81021H.
First, I have to say I watch this video often because my two year old son loves this particular video! He stands in awe of that powerful, loud horn at 8:49. Then, a little after when the train passes, you can hear a bad wheel, and he hears what he believes is a rhythm between the wheel and the railroad crossing signal at 10:07 and he starts dancing to it for the next 10-15 seconds, LOL! I had to record him doing that it was too funny! Thanks for making this awesome video!
The City of Montebello (where these videos were shot) is an entirely separate entity from the unincorporated area of Los Angeles County that is officially known as East Los Angeles.
I had casino glass for games at my grandma's someone took them and a mookie bobblehead bat. Oh and my timberland boots and my hot wheels monster trucks. Grave digger a taxi. And a torpedo. The big hot wheels and a wet suit for swimming
Thank you for your videos. My 7 year old grandson has been watching train videos since he was 2 yrs old, he has me watching them with him. We love the sound of the bells the horns & the clickety clack of the trains on the tracks. Woo woo! 🚂👏👍
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Amílcar Magnus No, try working for a class one railroad like BNSF, or Norfolk Southern, or Union Pacific, or CSX, or KCS, or Ferromex in Mexico and USA, or a commuter rail like Metra, or Metrolink, or CalTrain, or try working for Amtrak.
It depends on where you go. If you’re talking a class I Railroad like CSX or UP etc. then you become an engineer as your seniority goes up. Depending on the area you’re in it can take up to 10 years before you make engineer. You start as a freight conductor or in some railroads you start as a switchman then become conductor then engineer. But getting into a class I Railroad is still kind of tough. I got on with CSX recently as a freight conductor but I started out on a small short line class III railroad and they put me through a railroad training program that will certify you under the FRA (federal railroad administration) so when I started on that short line and got certified I took that with me when applying for CSX and they hired me because of my experience. Plus I was there for 4 years. Sometimes you can get lucky and they’ll hire you even without experience but it’s very rare. But if you get in the benefits and retirement are phenomenal. Best way to be set for life
14:47 Anyone notice that firework explosion in the distance?
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This is so awesome, I can tell you spent the whole day there as it was morning when you started and night when you ended :) Thank you for this :) Right into my LOCOMOTIVE playlist :) ROCK ON!!!!!!!
MrMegaFredZeppelin Thanks. I was there for only 2 1/2 hours though... from 6:15pm till about 8:45pm.
spencerhughes2255 It appeared like a long day. Thank you for all you do :) ROCK ON!!!!!!
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great video. ...I miss the good old days...mergers made things too vanilla
Cleveland Maker yea. I was born after every merger but I've seen ex SP and ex SF and BN and I feel the railroad would be better. Shoot, even the Kodachrome paints for the SP/SF merger.
When I build my layout. ..it's gonna be a no- merger layout so people born after could see the colors!
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All Trains Productions you showw great trains
I work with trains! Thumbs up!
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I was lucky to grow up about 1 mile from a long straightaway on the New Haven R.R., between New Britain, Newington and Elmwood Connecticut. I remember hot Summer nights when the windows were open and it was really quiet......until one of those wonderful sounding diesel locomotives went by at probably 60-70 mph and hit its air horns. Those sounds are indelibly etched in my brain and are so captivating - nothing else sounds like a diesel air horn. My Dad built a cool Lionel layout in the basement with two lines - a steam line and a diesel line. It was the 1950s and the steam trains were soon to be replaced with diesel power. I've said this before, and some people look at me like I'm not quite all there, but the sounds of the train and its horns is almost romantic to me! I don't know any other way to say it and certainly can't explain it. You either feel that way or you don't. LOVE TRAINS!
Do you know of anybody that I could get in contact with of sending me some railroad calendars that don't have to be up to date my father had a retired from the Union Pacific in Stockton California and he would like to have some calendars for old memories he started off at the Western Pacific in Sacramento California and 48 years in and he just like to get some calendar sent to him and find out for me and let get back at me my name is David and I'm in Sacramento California
check out railmen 360.. Sacramento train museum has train calendars.
I do,Ask any Security Guard at Union Pacific yard and they have UP/SP Calendars.Sadly I do not know where any of the Western Pacific Calendars.
"The old Union Pacific doesn't come by here much anymore..."
-Lisa Simpson
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What an amazing locomotives!
I love them. I'm from Córdoba Capital (Argentina) and I love USA's trains.
You were shooting on S. Vail Avenue in Montebello California. That is the Union Pacific Los Angeles Subdivision that stretches from the Wye on Soto Street southeast of downtown Los Angeles to the west where it connects with both the Alameda Corridor and the River Sub, to the CP SCRRA Junction near Cringe Street in Riverside California where it merges with the San Bernardino Sub.
The FRA (Federal Railroad Administration) crossing number for S. Vail Avenue is 811077C. On Soto Street is it 81021H.
Cool video. I love the sun and dryness out west. Its rainy in Ohio.
First, I have to say I watch this video often because my two year old son loves this particular video! He stands in awe of that powerful, loud horn at 8:49. Then, a little after when the train passes, you can hear a bad wheel, and he hears what he believes is a rhythm between the wheel and the railroad crossing signal at 10:07 and he starts dancing to it for the next 10-15 seconds, LOL! I had to record him doing that it was too funny! Thanks for making this awesome video!
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Y'all think it's to cold but nb UP empty Tropicana and Intermodal has an NS SD70ACe in the mix @ 12:16. You get all that?
The City of Montebello (where these videos were shot) is an entirely separate entity from the unincorporated area of Los Angeles County that is officially known as East Los Angeles.
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1:33 good horn
These american trains are so impressive...nice pictures!
I like train videos on TH-cam 😁
Who else remembers the good old videos like this⬇️
1:13 nice horns 3:25, 8:13 12:06
What’s your favorite train horn ever?
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Mine is the p5 and the k5lla
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7:34 he gave you a horn salute
Nice powermove in the first one
When the first train went by i noticed a kansas city southern sd70ace 4172
When I retire, I'll try to watch these videos end to end...but now, I just do not have the time..
What was that second train with the UP engines, autorack, and intermodal cars
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1:31 very rare! A UP SD9043MAC!
Hey if it's ok if I can use your video for a union pacific ad with your permission ?
Nice horn 12:06 8:13 3:25 1:13
The Vail Avenue crossing got new sidelights added to the signal on the north side.
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Tropicana in Cali? Damn I thought it was only a Florida to New Jersey thing
what cam is this
i wonder why have not repainted that old Espee unit
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nice train video
I had casino glass for games at my grandma's someone took them and a mookie bobblehead bat. Oh and my timberland boots and my hot wheels monster trucks. Grave digger a taxi. And a torpedo. The big hot wheels and a wet suit for swimming
Wow, I never knew UP or KCS came through LA!
UP is routed through and has terminals in LA. KCS does not and the engine was being leased for use by the UP.
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Another patched Southern Pacific on former Southern Pacific ...
Thank you for your videos. My 7 year old grandson has been watching train videos since he was 2 yrs old, he has me watching them with him. We love the sound of the bells the horns & the clickety clack of the trains on the tracks. Woo woo! 🚂👏👍
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Nice work Spencer! I'll be in LA in a few weeks, hoping to get to Fullerton on my way to Cajon?
Cheers Gregg
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Fantastic action.
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Somebody ordered a lot of OJ on the last train.
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3:10 What do you call the crossing point of railway road and street?
Why did the first clip have a NS heritage unit
there wasn't one
There wasn't one
there wasn't one
0:02 that was a funeral train
it wasnt
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damm i live in east los i always thought the horn was from a trailer
This was on my birthday! haha!
SoCal Train Productions Happy Birthday!
SoCal Train Productions Happy Birthday :) ROCK ON!!!!!!
MrMegaFredZeppelin Haha Thanks!
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in the minute 1:35, a car of Transportación Ferroviaria Mexicana can be seen, and in the minute 1:40, a car of Ferromex can be seen
David Arturo Jaimes thats not impressive as a emd sd 9043 mac or sd 80 mac
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veriy naice train horn video
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is it difficult to become a train driver in the USA?
Amílcar Magnus No, try working for a class one railroad like BNSF, or Norfolk Southern, or Union Pacific, or CSX, or KCS, or Ferromex in Mexico and USA, or a commuter rail like Metra, or Metrolink, or CalTrain, or try working for Amtrak.
It depends on where you go. If you’re talking a class I Railroad like CSX or UP etc. then you become an engineer as your seniority goes up. Depending on the area you’re in it can take up to 10 years before you make engineer. You start as a freight conductor or in some railroads you start as a switchman then become conductor then engineer. But getting into a class I Railroad is still kind of tough. I got on with CSX recently as a freight conductor but I started out on a small short line class III railroad and they put me through a railroad training program that will certify you under the FRA (federal railroad administration) so when I started on that short line and got certified I took that with me when applying for CSX and they hired me because of my experience. Plus I was there for 4 years. Sometimes you can get lucky and they’ll hire you even without experience but it’s very rare. But if you get in the benefits and retirement are phenomenal. Best way to be set for life
8:09 Very scary k3la
nice video :-D
What type of camcorder do you have ?
Northeast Rail Productions read his channel description
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Union pacific locomotives i like most.. nice sharing, thanks
Never gonna follow that train
Awesome!
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Great catch with the NS unit
Only "WOW" effect!
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Awesome Video
8:45 that bell! Rare to see that on freight diesels to sound that good! Not many left.
That bell is super common
@@ejdsndnj Bro I was like 11 years old, relax with all these Gevo and ACe leads, I can understand why I thought that before
@@F59PHItrainfreak I was relaxing it wasn't like I was yelling at you
Can I use this clip
AWESOME
I love it.
I remember watching this light power move train in the beginning of this video as a little kid. I’ve loved trains my whole life.
To make my intro
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Fantastic use of light. Excellent camera work.
From 7:36 to 7:37 that SD70AH is wild
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