Port Of Tillamook Bay Lost Trains!
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The few remaining POTB EMD SD9's in existence. Two were parked at the Tillamook Air Museum hangar, and one was in Garabaldi at the time. Very unlikely any of these will ever see service again.
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They look like they were the heavy haulers of their day. Nice old engines. I love looking at rail videos, I only wish I was so well learned as to actually be able to correctly identify each one correctly but I am not but still love seeing them. A nice little video.
I still can't believe that the Port Of Tillamook took the money meant to fix the tracks and restore the line and built offices at the airport with it. The Coos Bay rail line had been restored and is getting good use and helping their economy.
Funny how those *birds sound just like "spitter valves"!* LOL
They need to restore them all
I wish.
An update on the units pictured here, ex BN 6139 is now being used on the OCSR excursion trains.
I had the chance to drive it! it is a really nice engine!
I mean 6234
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WOW cool an old tall nose 6 axil EMD SD-9 they have a reputation of being real good pullers, like the rough/ tough looks used to see them fairly often..🙂🙂
Nothing quite like an SD 9,true workhorse, last forevermore!!
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I've been visiting that one over the years since i was 10 and a half years old. been there since January of1977 by the lions club on display outside behind the old school house and old church and the cop shop impound lot. needs repairs new roof new pistons. missing some big time parts. the black paint is chipping. twist dials and more gauges and unknown to the boiler tubes. the air brake hose rotted right off the spot light on the tender and. new foot plate steps. much more. was built by singer manufacturing co as a small saddle tank steam locomotive then resold to grand trunk western as a switch engine then resold to a quarry up in canada then years later some one found the engine in the lake rescued it and put it on display outside a machine shop then he decided to rebuild it into a242 steam locomotive with tender then he donated it to the park up here. its 97 years old. and was built a year before my great grandma in 1921.
Kind of looks like an SD18 we had at our yard. When it was running good she could really pull.great engine
I hope the steam locomotive is preserved
It is
I would be really happy if those trains/locomotives would be in my Garden...LOL!!
yup, really evident the equipment is sitting out by the coast, moss is growing all over that stuff, from an earlier clip, lost one, saved two.
and to amswer another clip, the scrap would be sold to China, and the SD' s were built in La Grange Ill, GM of Detroit only got the profits.
Great share! Thank you
just because steam locomotives have lost there purpose does it mean they should remain that way just food for thought
still no word on number45. the 262 type prairie steam locomotive class. please someone tell me they sold it to little river railroad in coldwater michigan
I heard outback steakhouse was expanding and they might need these heavy haulers to move in the goods.
Great name!!
Poor things, trains are like children they need LOVE, ATTENTION and CARE! why don't they railway company give these poor confused locomotive a permit home!? I would!
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what do you mean 8?
i was at the air museum today, 6116 has been almost completely scrapped
@@haydennorthcutt367 nah it's in garibaldi now
6139 has been restored those last couple ones aren't abandoned
That's what I'm thinking as well. IIRC, all 3 of those are owned by the OCSR operation, which plans to restore them at some point but doesn't have a use for them presently as GP9 #101 and the F7 are sufficient for now.
I believe this former BN SD9 locomotive was converted into a Gen Set locomotive that's what BNSF was doing with these old work horses
how recent is this 844? I was in that area around June last summer and there was quite a bit of stuff, including a USAF boxcar.
Nice high hood
Shame it was abandoned
i know of one steam locomotive is at heritage park shelby township cop shop in Michigan on display outside needs alot of work to see it on top form the drivers side piston looks like some one took a m80 to the cylinder the cab roof redone the air brake is rotted right off. on the ground And last time i visiting that engine since i was a9 and a half years old and have watched the years be unkind. sorry if i sound like a58 year old I'm just an old soul from 10 years old i had the word complex of a 40 something old. and here's the story of this steam locomotive was built. in1921 in January of that year the owned by singer manufacturing co and originally a saddle tank 040 then later the steam locomotive was sold to the grand trunk western as a switch engine for freight train then found work in a quarry up in canada. years went by and a man found this one in a lake at the abandoned quarry then he moved it to his machine shop up here then later he rebuilt it into a tender locomotive with smoke stack and cowcatcher and cab roof then donated it to the park up here since January of1977. and been on display ever since. hopefully one day. I'll restore the small steam locomotive and later sell it once operational to little river railroad in coldwater Michigan. at the moment just wait for the golden opportunity to come true. thank you For your time
Do you know how many are still there, whether they are just cabs or complete locos?
Pretty sure they scraped the 6116:(
6139 was being used as a switcher on freight
This deal about the abandoned equipment is shameful and distressing! I hope that the economy will improve to get stuff going again! the thought of scrapping this equipment is disgusting!
Love high noses.
I wonder if their still operational some genuine antique gems of history
thanks for the response, hmmmmm I wonder where everything went.
I wish there was more inclination to leave equipment like this be, putting our freight back on railroads would help this country a lot. These didn't break down, the railroad firms did and I see a lot of potential for the resurrection of railroading and using these locomotives again to haul small freight or local passenger trains. Plus they are just cool, why scrap something old and well built to let Detroit build more junk?
No locomotives are made in Detroit.
those engines are stuck on that line because the main line connecting them was washed out so they cant afford to fix the tracks
sir eliot True! Or it could be made into a tourist railroad! you have 2 SD9s a GE44 tonnes a buddy RDC passenger cars.And the real star is the little 2-6-2 Prairie type steam locomotive! All the perfect ingredients for a museum and tourist line!
I wonder how much it would be to cart them for sale. They could still fit on an oversize load. Now i don,t know where this is so it may not be feasible.
and some one filled up the firebox full of gravel. had a wood cowcatcher and diamond style smoke stack and box headlight needs new lense. and whistle cord and bell cord and whistle. an safety valves. other then that. however not sure if the drive wheels locked up. ive seen two small steam saddle tank locomotives that are abandoned one in nevada city montana the other is. oaks pennslyvania maybe for parts.
Filmed this on 3/30/2013
If this loco dont run more,,,please,,keep all the spare parts(engine,alternetor,traction motors, the engine if restored may use for a huge generator.for an hospital,,,buildings,,,ships,etc.
very nice ..
Me duele el alma al ver esas locomotoras gigantes abandonadas !
I saw a caboose and an E or F unit there too
Should see if they still work
I'm glad to see graffiti a-holes haven't gotten to this old beauty, yet. I'm fascinated by old, vehicles wasting away.
It's too bad they all don't come with stories as to how they came to their resting place, and why.
and that prairie i could see operating on the little river railroad in coldwater Michigan. if only i won the lottery I'd grab it up
does the prairie type steam locomotive have a tender nearby. of engine number 45. and were are the guys from shipping wars and how much to add the little hiesler and switch diesel. because i could easily find new homes for them. like the Chrysler plant up here in sterling heights Michigan and a locomotive display up here in heritage park 24 in shelby Michigan and recreate a small log train with small cranecar and flatcar with logs and small caboose
Joey Pincombe
yeah buddy!, we got constructive input!,keep feeding the pot!, keep stirring.
I have been there before!
Cool! What's that small steam engine?
That would be rayonier #45. Its a small little 2-6-2. Oddly enough that engine was sitting at Mineral Washington on the Mount Rainer Scenic Railroad. I have no clue how it got down there.
BNoakville Ok thanks. I believe they sold it a while back to a private owner.
BNoakville 45 used to sit in Hoquiam WA when I was a kid on display. They sold it to a private owner in 98. Hoquiam just bought it back and it's on its way to the Polson Museum to be put back on display.
Oh wow! That's pretty cool! that sad little engine has some MAJOR Structural problems, One of the things that happened to this locomotive while sitting at mineral. I hope to see this locomotive one day in better Condition.
Jesse Blue Awesome! I hope they give it a good restoration. It probably would need too much work for operation.
i know of a small steam locomotive at 24 in shelby Michigan township over by the cop shop. I've been thinking of ways to raise money to have it fully overhaul rebuild into. operational condition and sell it to little river railroad in coldwater Michigan up here
I saw all of those in garabaldi in July 2016
i went there yesterday!!
and still no word on number45 the steam locomotive class type prairie. please someone tell me they sold it to little river railroad in coldwater michigan
Polson Logging Company #45 is now being restored by the Polson Meuseum. I do not know if it is being restored to operating condition or if it is only receiving cosmetic restoration.
SOUTHERN PAIFIC BURLINGTON NORTHERN SAD! GONE!!
where is this location?
Harlan Bassham Looks like Garibaldi just north of Tillamook
Tocia Cordill it is i saw those locomotives there
trippy effects duuude
I thought that hanger looked familiar,
YOU MEAN LOST DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES!!! SAD!!
in idle ?
Nate Ski In storage
nvm that's just a valve at :50 at first i thought that popping noise was from the loco in idle
You want to see a crying shame? If you use Google Earth look at Boonton NJ there's a rail siding next to I287 look what's rusting away there
glad to hear they scrapped out the engines
As if the engine is still on the track so its not scrap metal
6116 SHOULDV'E STAYED ON THE BURLINGTON NORTHERN IN MINNESOTA WHERE 6117 6118 6119 6120 76121 WERE I SAW THEM IN MINNEAPOLIS!!
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