Come check the old diamond in Peoria OH. Just north of Marysville. Diamond is gone but they have a north / south connection to service Honda America and another spur goes through Peoria to the power station. I’m about 8 miles north on that main and average 8-12 trains per day. Good mix of auto racks for Honda, mixed freight and coal.
Other than the first 3, the remaining 10 trailing units are SD70ACU's which NS rebuilt from UP SD9043's. With their logo removed from the sides, it would appear they've been sold and are on the way to the buyer.
I belive they were sold to the New York and Susquehanna. They stenciled in the logo and now on the mainline in north jersey and southern upstate New York.
That was something. Locos needed somewhere business is good. Hey Jawtooth you said you used to be a fireman in Goshen I was a fireman for about 18 years with Harlan Twp. Warren County Ohio. We may have crossed paths at some time. I had family that lived up the road from where you lived in Loveland as well Their last name was Perry. Enjoy watching your videos everyday. Great LIVE ACTION!
Wow. That’s a ton of power. And one heck of a long train at the end. Seems like they just keep making them longer and longer these days. Great video. Love it.
Wow that looked like new units in that Power Move (13 locos total, 11 appear to be new, 1 w/ NS badges)! Biggest move I have seen so far with live action. Superb catch (especially the Pan Am throwback Box Car) and thanks for keeping these videos coming!!
Ex Union Pacific SD9043MACs, NS bought 100 of them several years ago and rebuilt program to SD70ACU, now out of service and belong to PRLX leasing Pan Am is CSX now! Major upgrades of the system are planned.
The first 3 locos are easy to identify, but the 10 following bear the the mark PRLX for Progress Rail. The SD70ACUs were rebuilt from SD70Macs beginning in 2015 by NS anf Progress Rail, and continue to be rebuilt today. Judging from the base color, NS may be taking possession of those extra 10 units. SUSPICION CONFIRMED: NS 7229-7339 are indeed NS/Progress Rail rebuilds. All they need now is the white paiint.
I have very fond memories of trainwatching in Marion back when I was a grad student at Ohio State. It was pretty insane watching the sheer level of traffic go by the junctions, and the restored junction tower was a lot of fun to visit (and provided great views of the tracks). Only real problem was a lack of bathrooms near the junction, and when you live with Crohn's that's a MAJOR issue, so I didn't get to come out near as often as I wanted to.
@desmondnolastname2663 They might have. Back when I was there the only bathrooms available were at the model railroad clubhouse, and when that was closed, you had to go into one of the nearby businesses - who were quite reluctant to allow anyone to use their bathrooms outside of (local) customers. Where are the new bathrooms located? Heaven only knows I wished I'd known they put some in!
Great video! Hey, I checked out 1960gambit, he has some really good stuff on his channel! I subscribed! Those last 9 or 10 locomotives were for a leasing company. The "X" at the end of the reporting marks signifies it.
My Father-in-law (Herb Looney) was an engineer for Southern Pacific on the west coast. I remember him telling us about the longest line he had back in the day was 113 units. Back then the the ‘side Track’ could only handle 100 (+/-) units if I remember him saying. I think he would love to have seen this video!
Great video Jaw. We were there this year before the total eclipse and spent a couple of hours watching trains through those crossings. A number of the Amish were there as well train watching before the main event. Thanks for sharing that train.
Thank you for documenting these trains at Marion, Ohio on 28 June 2022, Jaw Tooth! Those Progress Rail Leasing locomotives looked new but I think that was just cosmetic since Norfolk Southern probably painted out their logo on the sides of the locomotives before selling them to Progress Leasing. I wonder where the Progress Rail locomotives were going. Progress Rail is headquartered in Alabama but they have some kind of facilities in East Chicago, Indiana and McCook, Illinois. I wonder why that sign at the railroad crossing said that the crossing would be closed starting on May 22, 2022 was still there is you captured the trains in this video on 28 June 2022? The former Pan Am boxcar was a nice catch.
Recently in the local Muncie, Indiana newspaper was a photo of about 13 locomotives leaving the Progress Rail facility just outside Muncie. They look like those.
@@beverlymichael5830 Jaw Tooth captured the Norfolk Southern train on 28 June 2022. If the photo printed in the newspaper after the 28th of June, there is a good chance that some of these locomotives could be in the photo. Are the locomotive numbers readable in the newspaper photo? If the numbers are readable, you can run Jaw Tooth's video again to see if any of the numbers match.
The last time I saw a train on that line was when I was chasing the last circus train. I want to spend some time on that line and take my bike up there
Next time you are in Utah, could you please let me know. I would love to shake your hand and meet you. Great video this morning. Bob Cooney have a great weekend and Happy 4th of July.
Good Morning Jaw Tooth. Wow, that was an awesome train. I lost count of how many locomotives there were. And I love those mechanical bells. They outshine e-bells. And there was a signal bridge by the fire station at 17:57. Is that a CSX line also? Awesome video. Stay cool and have a nice July 4th
Never thought I'd get to say this,but it was awesome getting to meet and talk with you the day you shot this in Marion!!..I was the guy sitting under the AC tower with you and Scott lol...
let’s go!!!! power moves are BY FAR the coolest thing in railroading. add to it that the locos being moved are all EMDs (the best loco) and i’m in for a treat! no fake props!
Oh my! That was a lot of liquid on rails. That train was over 13,000’. One locomotive for each 1000’. That was an impressive video. Marion is nothing like the boonies on the Cincinnati Eastern. They don’t own enough track for a train this long, and I know they don’t own 13 engines! I heard they were switching grain cars into a siding, and asked if you could couple your pick up to help with one of their jobs. Are you on their payroll? Should be. What a hotbed of commerce that short line is. Takes all kinds. America is a railroad buffet. I love the sounds of the trains, and you don’t say a word till the end. Marvelous. Great touch. I enjoy your videos very much. Haven’t heard “they emptied the yard on that one!” lately. What’s the hurry? Classic Jaw Tooth. A legend of railfanning. Thanks for your love of RR’s.
Look up the locomotive numbers on TH-cam there should be some videos of them floating around. Ns sold them so you likely won’t see them with Ns emblems ever again lol
What a video! That was something that there was that Pan Am boxcar on that first train. You would think that the car would have been repainted or scrapped by now. Back in the 80s I had applied for a job working for the security force protecting the Kennedy Space Center. It was a contract that Pan Am World Services , a remnant of the old airline, had to serve the center out on the working part where the launch pads were. Even though the security force wwas private they were no joke. The officers wore BDUs, carried a full pop M-16 and a semi auto handgun sidearm and these people were authorized to kill those who dared to try to enter the restricted areas. Big red signs said: "Deadly Use of Force is Authorized Beyond This Point." I didn't get the job. Excellent video catching the train crossing the double diamond.
Hey Jaw Tooth! Wow, what a power move! I like the sound coming off the diamonds. Pan Am boxcar, cool. Man, that was a long train. I got a ShoeString shirt coming too! Lil GP is working hard today. Woo DPU!! Hey Chessie!! She is the best! Hi Norfie, Sophia, and Brandy!!
Great catch ! They were moving a lot of what appears to be EMD locomotives for Norfolk Southern on the front, then covered hoppers mid train, then a string of tankers at the end. Does that line go through Columbus, Ohio near the State Capital building ? Years ago I was at the Hyatt Hotel in Columbus and two busy freight lines crossed right near the place - CSX was Chessie System at that time, and Conrail was the other big player in town. That second train was a neat local running long hood forward - maybe they didn't have time to turn the power around on a wye or a balloon track to get the short end facing forward. Keep those videos coming !
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That shur made one hell of a racquet! Oh My Lord!!
Thanks for watching !
Yea, you can hear these diamonds rumble all through west side Marion.
I had to watch these 13 locomotives again ... Good vid ...
Come check the old diamond in Peoria OH. Just north of Marysville. Diamond is gone but they have a north / south connection to service Honda America and another spur goes through Peoria to the power station. I’m about 8 miles north on that main and average 8-12 trains per day. Good mix of auto racks for Honda, mixed freight and coal.
Other than the first 3, the remaining 10 trailing units are SD70ACU's which NS rebuilt from UP SD9043's. With their logo removed from the sides, it would appear they've been sold and are on the way to the buyer.
Did NS just Retire them? Or are they ones that were retired Last year?
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When will you go back train watching in Marion Ohio?
I belive they were sold to the New York and Susquehanna. They stenciled in the logo and now on the mainline in north jersey and southern upstate New York.
Yes they weren't running
That was something. Locos needed somewhere business is good. Hey Jawtooth you said you used to be a fireman in Goshen I was a fireman for about 18 years with Harlan Twp. Warren County Ohio. We may have crossed paths at some time. I had family that lived up the road from where you lived in Loveland as well Their last name was Perry. Enjoy watching your videos everyday. Great LIVE ACTION!
Fire Fighter??? wow thank you for your service!
Our pleasure! Its been a long time
@@JawTooth That's AWESOME
People willing to go into a burning building 🚒🚑🚓🚔🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚨
Nice catch of the p & w autorack car
Thanks!
I love it anytime I can Union Pacific power in the lead
Wow. That’s a ton of power. And one heck of a long train at the end. Seems like they just keep making them longer and longer these days. Great video. Love it.
Thanks for watching!
They weren't online. They were sitting in the conway yard about a week ago, they got sold to someone
@@rjjones4372 PRLX,,,you could see the new owners initials under the cab.
No wonder those diamond crossings wear out so quickly. Have they ever attempted to find any solutions for that, besides a grade separated crossing?
@@m.moolhuysen5456 Something called an OWLS crossing is one: industrialscenery.blogspot.com/2015/03/high-speedlow-speed-diamond.html
I missed the diamond vids, glad we're back! That Pan Am boxcar was nice...this whole video is epic.
Glad you liked it!!
Listening to the cars roll over the cross tracks is so soothing. It is like watch the flames of a camp fire.
I agree. I was just thinking that when I reached your comment!
Wow that looked like new units in that Power Move (13 locos total, 11 appear to be new, 1 w/ NS badges)! Biggest move I have seen so far with live action. Superb catch (especially the Pan Am throwback Box Car) and thanks for keeping these videos coming!!
Plus one on that PanAm boxcar!
@@embee06311 YES. I love to see those out in the wild!
Ex Union Pacific SD9043MACs, NS bought 100 of them several years ago and rebuilt program to SD70ACU, now out of service and belong to PRLX leasing
Pan Am is CSX now! Major upgrades of the system are planned.
Have you seen power move of 10 NEW SD70ACe locomotives 1225-1234 of Norfolk Southern? Delivered in March I think (not Tier -4)!
Def look brand new haven't even been logo painted on
The first 3 locos are easy to identify, but the 10 following bear the the mark PRLX for Progress Rail. The SD70ACUs were rebuilt from SD70Macs beginning in 2015 by NS anf Progress Rail, and continue to be rebuilt today. Judging from the base color, NS may be taking possession of those extra 10 units. SUSPICION CONFIRMED: NS 7229-7339 are indeed NS/Progress Rail rebuilds. All they need now is the white paiint.
They are rebuilt from SD9043MACs ex-UPs.
This was actually when NS was selling their fleet of SD70ACUs.
@@iatif1995 Apparently they didn't sell all of them. They still have 57 of them on their roster.
JAW Tooth that was WOW 130 cars + 13 locks and that Pan Am was a nice catch great job to you. I gave it a thumbs up COOL.
Thanks 👍
Was the first train heading to michagan?
13 engines wow I've never seen that many hooked together before.
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that first train WOW! that is some serious power moving!
Unbelievable 13 locomotives!!!!!
The Catch of the Year!!! Thanks Jaw Tooth the Diamond in the rough rough rough sezz Chessie boy!!!
134 cars with the engine 147 total.they must be taking some of those engines to another part of the country.COOL video.
Great catch great location always thanks
Awesome video with 10 ex Norfolk southern sd70acu locomotive 👍🇺🇸😎🚂🎇
Thank you very much!
Nice Power Move catch. Thanks Brian.
HEY you finally took my suggestion about filming trains crossing diamonds--Marion & Fostoria Ohio are both busy on them.
I like the black color of what looks like new engines.
Good Morning and Good video Jawtooth
Good morning!
cool wish I knew I would of walked down to meet you I live 10 minutes away from there have a great day ❤
Nice catch
that SD-60
Have a great weekend Jawtooth!!
You too!
Another awesome Jawtooth production! Thanks JT! 🤙🤙
Wow that was a cool video Jawtooth. 13 locomotives on the headend. Long train too. Loved it 👍👍👍❤️
Thank you very much!
I have very fond memories of trainwatching in Marion back when I was a grad student at Ohio State. It was pretty insane watching the sheer level of traffic go by the junctions, and the restored junction tower was a lot of fun to visit (and provided great views of the tracks).
Only real problem was a lack of bathrooms near the junction, and when you live with Crohn's that's a MAJOR issue, so I didn't get to come out near as often as I wanted to.
@desmondnolastname2663 They might have. Back when I was there the only bathrooms available were at the model railroad clubhouse, and when that was closed, you had to go into one of the nearby businesses - who were quite reluctant to allow anyone to use their bathrooms outside of (local) customers.
Where are the new bathrooms located? Heaven only knows I wished I'd known they put some in!
Good morning from New Orleans la 🌞☀️☀️
JT This was an outstanding video. Thank you!
Looks Like 👍 a Monster Power Move. I’m surprised we don’t see more of these Large Power Moves around the US. 👍
Great video! Hey, I checked out 1960gambit, he has some really good stuff on his channel! I subscribed! Those last 9 or 10 locomotives were for a leasing company. The "X" at the end of the reporting marks signifies it.
Cool! A crossing with a real bell!
That Pan Am boxcar was a blast from the past!👍👍
The best!
My Father-in-law (Herb Looney) was an engineer for Southern Pacific on the west coast. I remember him telling us about the longest line he had back in the day was 113 units. Back then the the ‘side Track’ could only handle 100 (+/-) units if I remember him saying. I think he would love to have seen this video!
My son works for bnsf. Nebraska
Coal going thru alliance, ne always
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Hello, my friend. 😍 💕 Awesome upload. 👍 Have a nice weekend. 🤗 ✨
13 Locomotives 🚊🚦 unbelievable 😁👍
When you say,"Thats a good one!!!", you could tell people what makes it a "Good one!"
Wow! 13 engines!!!! Great video!
Great video Jaw. We were there this year before the total eclipse and spent a couple of hours watching trains through those crossings. A number of the Amish were there as well train watching before the main event. Thanks for sharing that train.
Thank you for documenting these trains at Marion, Ohio on 28 June 2022, Jaw Tooth! Those Progress Rail Leasing locomotives looked new but I think that was just cosmetic since Norfolk Southern probably painted out their logo on the sides of the locomotives before selling them to Progress Leasing. I wonder where the Progress Rail locomotives were going. Progress Rail is headquartered in Alabama but they have some kind of facilities in East Chicago, Indiana and McCook, Illinois. I wonder why that sign at the railroad crossing said that the crossing would be closed starting on May 22, 2022 was still there is you captured the trains in this video on 28 June 2022? The former Pan Am boxcar was a nice catch.
Recently in the local Muncie, Indiana newspaper was a photo of about 13 locomotives leaving the Progress Rail facility just outside Muncie. They look like those.
@@beverlymichael5830 Jaw Tooth captured the Norfolk Southern train on 28 June 2022. If the photo printed in the newspaper after the 28th of June, there is a good chance that some of these locomotives could be in the photo. Are the locomotive numbers readable in the newspaper photo? If the numbers are readable, you can run Jaw Tooth's video again to see if any of the numbers match.
@@thomasmackowiak the photo was on line in the local paper. I have been trying to find it and so far no luck. I will update if I find it.
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Thanks for watching !
You had me at 13 locomotives Son 😂🤣😅 Great catches ... Thx for sharing ...
Thanks 👍
That’s sad to see all of those ACU locomotives stripped.
When will you go back train watching in Marion Ohio?
Wow nice locomotives catch 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 love the diamond Action . Jessie and kitty 👍🏻 be safe bud Robin out 🇨🇦🇺🇸
Awesome video! Those are all former NS SD70ACUs going to Progress Rail or PRLX
Thanks for watching !
Every railfan loves a diamond!
Dude! That’s an awesome top! Great colors! And very festive! Thank you for the videos JT! Really enjoy watching them. Roll On 🚂
Thanks for watching!
WOW awesome new engines a very long train
Thank you very much!
Holy crap, you actually caught a train on that Camp Chase line in West Cbus! I haven't caught one in a few years and I go by it daily.
The last time I saw a train on that line was when I was chasing the last circus train. I want to spend some time on that line and take my bike up there
An action packed video today. Thanks for the pets also. Happy 4th to you and your family. See you on the next!
Next time you are in Utah, could you please let me know. I would love to shake your hand and meet you. Great video this morning.
Bob Cooney have a great weekend and Happy 4th of July.
Good Morning Jaw Tooth. Wow, that was an awesome train. I lost count of how many locomotives there were. And I love those mechanical bells. They outshine e-bells. And there was a signal bridge by the fire station at 17:57. Is that a CSX line also? Awesome video. Stay cool and have a nice July 4th
Great shots, woww! Hello to the sweet fur babies 🐶😺 !
5 miles from my house. In a 24 hour period you could see 75 trains. Most I have seen is 7 in 90 minutes on a Sunday.
Nice one Mr. Jaw Tooth. I got a few Ideas for my HO layout that I’ve started.
Never thought I'd get to say this,but it was awesome getting to meet and talk with you the day you shot this in Marion!!..I was the guy sitting under the AC tower with you and Scott lol...
Great ! First train mikist and place is very nice . This is American size . Thank you very much .
Thank you very much! thanks for watching my videos!
Now That is the sort of thing you don’t see in Australia
Thanks for watching !
Good morning to all from SE Louisiana 1 Jul 22.
Morning!
Good morning bill
let’s go!!!!
power moves are BY FAR the coolest thing in railroading. add to it that the locos being moved are all EMDs (the best loco) and i’m in for a treat!
no fake props!
Lots of locomotive's
All those SD70ACU units are ex NS units, now owned by Progress Rail. All ten were off line.
Oh my! That was a lot of liquid on rails. That train was over 13,000’. One locomotive for each 1000’. That was an impressive video. Marion is nothing like the boonies on the Cincinnati Eastern. They don’t own enough track for a train this long, and I know they don’t own 13 engines! I heard they were switching grain cars into a siding, and asked if you could couple your pick up to help with one of their jobs. Are you on their payroll? Should be. What a hotbed of commerce that short line is. Takes all kinds. America is a railroad buffet. I love the sounds of the trains, and you don’t say a word till the end. Marvelous. Great touch. I enjoy your videos very much. Haven’t heard “they emptied the yard on that one!” lately. What’s the hurry? Classic Jaw Tooth. A legend of railfanning. Thanks for your love of RR’s.
Great video JT! Lots of power going somewhere! Lots of good content! I knew the Pan Am car would get some mentions! Have a great 4th!
Great Catches Including That 13 Units Train.
Good video jawtooth, wow what a long long long long train, never seen so many locomotives on one train
Thank you very much!
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Those bad boys have that new loco no logo yet train smell. Looks like some don't even have lights.
Great railfan videos from the Diamond in Marion, OH. Thanks.
Glad you like them!
The rhythm of the "clickety-clack" is different when the train goes over the diamonds. Intriguin sound
Awesome Jaw Tooth and enjoying watching 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎❤ and happy a 4th the trains awesome 👌 and like your side show 😀 awesome JT
🚂Thank you very much for this great video!🚃
17:54 👍
Merci beaucoup ! 🙏
Thank you too!
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Great video Jaw Tooth!
Thanks!
Christ almighty that was a long one
Great Video JR, History of Passenger service at Marion Station....
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Awesome catch on all those engines! Don't see that in these parts very often! Thanks for sharing Jawtooth!
Thank you too! I think this is the most locomotives that I have filmed on one train
I've never seen a railroad diamond in use.
Diamonds are a railfan’s best friend :-)
152 rail cars thanks for sharing.
No problem 👍
Awesome video, Jawtooth! Love this! Gotta be lots of axles on this train! Great video!
Wow! Those locomotives looked nice! Would love to see them with their full NS emblems on em!
Look up the locomotive numbers on TH-cam there should be some videos of them floating around. Ns sold them so you likely won’t see them with Ns emblems ever again lol
Awesome catches! I actually those Reitred NS SD70ACU @ Altoona on 2-19-22, waiting to be traded off to Progress Rail.
Cool! They are making their rounds
nice loking train station at marion
What a video! That was something that there was that Pan Am boxcar on that first train. You would think that the car would have been repainted or scrapped by now. Back in the 80s I had applied for a job working for the security force protecting the Kennedy Space Center. It was a contract that Pan Am World Services , a remnant of the old airline, had to serve the center out on the working part where the launch pads were. Even though the security force wwas private they were no joke. The officers wore BDUs, carried a full pop M-16 and a semi auto handgun sidearm and these people were authorized to kill those who dared to try to enter the restricted areas. Big red signs said: "Deadly Use of Force is Authorized Beyond This Point." I didn't get the job. Excellent video catching the train crossing the double diamond.
Norfie loves shade😍
I love the Cheese and Norfie slideshows! Beautiful Sweet Norfie! How long have you had her?
Thanks for watching! I think I have had Norfie for close to a year. Time flies
Each car has its own rhythm crossing the diamond
Awesome!!!😊 Those were some very nice locomotives. Very long trains going by nice work JT take care and don't get too hot out there.
Thank you very much!
Hey Jaw Tooth! Wow, what a power move! I like the sound coming off the diamonds. Pan Am boxcar, cool. Man, that was a long train. I got a ShoeString shirt coming too! Lil GP is working hard today. Woo DPU!! Hey Chessie!! She is the best! Hi Norfie, Sophia, and Brandy!!
Thanks 👍 Have a great day!!
Great catch ! They were moving a lot of what appears to be EMD locomotives for Norfolk Southern on the front, then covered hoppers mid train, then a string of tankers at the end. Does that line go through Columbus, Ohio near the State Capital building ? Years ago I was at the Hyatt Hotel in Columbus and two busy freight lines crossed right near the place - CSX was Chessie System at that time, and Conrail was the other big player in town. That second train was a neat local running long hood forward - maybe they didn't have time to turn the power around on a wye or a balloon track to get the short end facing forward. Keep those videos coming !
Great catch on the old teardrop crossing bell.
Thanks!
Outstanding live action!!! Power move, the short CSX local, and great CSX freight with DPU great stuff!!! Start the video, son!!!!
Thanks! Will do!
Nice video
Thanks!
great to see the shoestring top hope old mate is out riding again soon