Pusher Engine CUTS OFF TRAIN BY Me! Kids Surprised By Train, RR Shoo-Fly Revisit, Train Under Me!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มี.ค. 2023
- Locomotive Pushes Train Up THE Hill & Then Cuts Off Train Right In Front Of Me! Train Surprises Kids On Track, Railroad Shoo-Fly & Construction Zone Update, Men On Tower While Train Passes & Train Goes Under Me! If This Video Ain't Got It, You Don't Need It! Norfolk Southern railroad with Union Pacific And Burlington Northern Santa Fe Locomotives. Listen to the hard working locomotives under me as they move a train from a total stand still to track speed. These trains are in Kentucky on the NS Rat Hole Line.
We revisit the old railroad shoo-fly zone. All kinds of construction is going on. We see the new railroad bridge, new highway bridge, hill removal and road construction in full swing. The shoo-fly track has been gone now for a few months but I filmed a couple of fast trains passing at both ends of the zone. This is Richwood, Kentucky.
Next we go a couple of miles north on the line to see another fast train with a BNSF locomotive. The train is passing a cell tower with 2 men on the very top of it. Look how high up they are as the train passes. I heard people talking and looked up to see them up in the sky. This is Florence, Kentucky.
Then we continue going north on this same line to Elsmere, Kentucky. 3 kids were walking on the tracks when a train came around the curve and surprised them. One kid went to the right and the other two went to the left. The train cut between them and then stopped for over an hour. The train was waiting for a huge train that was coming up the hill out of the Ohio River valley. That train stopped right next to me and cut off the manned helper unit that shoved it up the hill. We see that locomotive leave so that it can be ready to push another train up the hill.
I knew the stopped train would leave after the pusher got out of the way. I drove about a mile north to catch the train going under me on Garvey Avenue in Elsmere. Listen to the locomotives as they pull the train past me. They sound really awesome with all the power working hard.
This video took me about 7 hours to film. It was a full day. I get asked all the time how I know when trains are coming. Well, I don't know. I just show up and hope for the best. There are no schedules. I put about 140 miles on my truck and wait and wait. Lol. It takes patience and sometimes I strike out. My biggest strike outs were in Virginia and Pennsylvania . I spent over 2 days waiting for a daylight train at Natural Tunnel, Virginia and 2 days waiting for a street running train in East Brownsville, Pennsylvania and went home with nothing on both trips so it does happen. Radios and luck are what you need. Maybe I should do a video on that.
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super super train vlog video bro
Thanks a lot
The E stands for evolution series, the T for Tier 4 compliance ES44, the 44 stands for 4,400 horsepower, the A stands for Alternating current traction, and the H stands for High adhesion trucks.
Exactly!
@@keithfurlow5024 yeah!!
Does it ever Ethan, a ES44 was the last engine I operated ( had 2 coupled in multiple ) when I retired, the engine number was 5203~~~ High Capacity…..👍
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NS Train transporting Swift containers 12:30 , That's a scary combination.
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Swift driver must've crashed so they sent it by train.
In the Air Force we called it "Hurry up and wait. " Nice video.
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Love the fast freight you film at the old shoe fly, JT!
Thanks for watching !
I was a conductor for NS for a short time and I’ve been on those tracks several times and the speed limit on those tracks is 55mph, so yeah trains fly through there.
i like it when you revisit places with update videos.
My name is Uncle Ariel Ethan.
Nice for him to come back to this, like maybe a year from now when all this construction is finished.
mumble tooth
They've got their hands full with that project.
Don't get in their way JT or they will put you to work.
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AND, JT, fine work, fine work … it’s like you’re family!!!
Thanks for your comments!
You were at the right place at the right time for those two trains.
It was either a coincidence or my scanner paid off again. Lol
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Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo et très bon dimanche ! 🖐🖐👍🙏
Great video. Awesome how you caught the unhooking of the helper train right in front of you. Love it
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Based on the construction progress, it looks like the railroad was a priority, but the road was a distance second.
Awesome Jaw Tooth enjoying watching too and enjoy the side show too AWESOME VIDEO Jaw Tooth 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎😎♥️ awesome video too JT
Great shoo-fly update to lead off a great video. Liked it much, thanks!
Much appreciated!
Seeing the pusher cut-off was a 1st for me, in train watching since 1967, including the last 15 yrs of actual rail fanning.
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I've never seen that before thanks.
A lot of dirt has been moved for the new bridge. Cool cut off. Thanks JT.
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Thanks for watching !
The ES44AC. The ES Stands for Evolution Series, the 44 stands for 4,400 horsepower and the AC stands for Alternating Current traction motors.Only GE uses the numbers for horsepower abbreviation. Not EMD.
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It was nice to see what has been happening at the construction project in Ringwood, Kentucky, Jaw Tooth! The road construction crews have been busy on the highway bridge next to the railroad bridge. It looks like the road that will go under the two bridges is the new alignment for Richwood Road. The new highway bridge will re-route U.S. Highway 25 over the new alignment for Richwood Road. I appreciate the fact that you were able to capture the manned helper train disconnecting from the southbound mixed freight at Elsmere, Kentucky. I was curious as to how the pusher engine was disconnected from the train it was assisting.
Wow such long long long trains good video jawtooth
Thank you very much!
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That’s a lot of Bridge progress there. I see the Cranes when we go by on 75.
One of your best videos yet. Cutting off that helper was brilliant!
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Some cool live action there for us JT, thanks for the film!
Watching the NS trains going by I actually found myself thinking, at least they're staying on the track! Just a result of NS's woes in the past month, I guess.
Anyway, thank you JT for another great video.
Cool train video today.
Same here! The news media has been beating them up and some of the accidents weren't their fault. I filmed a different railroad that had a locomotive derail and decided not to post the full video. I still have faith in NS though. Thanks for watching !
Thanks Ethan!
Could you have packed any more action into that video, JT? Great stuff. 2 mile long trains need special handling, I guess, especially as none had a DPU. Thanks for such an interesting video. No, I didn't count the cars this time but wow, some length of consists; it never ceases to amaze me how much the first draw-bar and coupling has to pull! Keep Safe now. Cheers!
Nice catches
I wondered of the children caught off guard by the train, hopefully no one ducked under the stopped train. great trains, even the short ones.
Thanks for the return visit to the shoo-fly, it’s come a long way from what it was. I don’t know what them kids were doing, but they had a right to be spooked by that train, don’t fool around near the tracks. Pretty dang cool seeing a helper cutting off right in front of you, live action son. Nice job JT.👍🏼😎🚂
"Man, they were bookin', what is the hurry?" (Jaw Tooth 2023)
Those NS AC44C6M’s Were In A Hurry! Along With The BNSF Trailing Behind That NS ES44DC. And Pretty Cool UP ET44AH and SD70M! Also Good Morning 🌞 and Happy Sunday! ✝️⛪️
My name is Uncle Ariel Ethan.
@@ethanarmitage5611 hello Ariel Ethan
Shoo fly really has come a long way. Nice work
Yeah thanks
Yes awesome live action.
Great live action on this video, thanks for your patience JT
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I enjoyed the video👍👍
Yay! Thank you!
Glad to see the update on the shoo fly👍👍
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Great update on the Shoo Fly area Jawtooth! I was afraid that overpass was going to be a can opener for big trucks but after seeing it with that trackhoe down there it gives a good perspective of how tall it really is! Thanks for the update!
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@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars Yeah, and it probably doesn't save them much time anyway. They should slow down and enjoy the show. lol
I'm with you JT on heights. Rather stay on the ground and watch trains, although it would be quite a view from that cell tower. Some fast trains there.
Great 👍 👌 trains today wow they were going fast 😳 long time no see on the so fly
Richwood is always a great location. You could not have been in a better location for the cut-off. Thanks.
Great location the old shoe-fly great action great video thanks Jaw tooth
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Nice job my good friend but wait there is more you are the best 👌
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Great good video, mr Jaw Tooth.
Thanks for the update about the shoo-fly.
Great job for the builders to make the over- and underpass. But when it is ready man the trains can go on and the road traffic also👌👍
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands 🇾🇪🇺🇸.
Glad you enjoyed it
Good morning JAW TOOTH. Thanks for the show. From New York
Good morning!
That was awesome seeing helper pull off. Replacing that bridge looks like it’s a huge undertaking. Nice video sir!
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Brandon, it “uncoupled” the term they use in the industry….👍
I agree watching that with pretty nice.
Must be a steep grade.
very nice
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Lots of different action in this one! Awesome video JT!
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Thank you very much!
Another excellent video. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Morning JT. Thanks again for the great videos
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Glad you like them!
Love the video
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Hiball on that first one! You needed your radar for that!
Nice horn on the southbound train
Norfie we miss you
NS oughta take a little money from the shoo-fly project and fix the bouncy bridge.
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Yes for sure lol
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nice train
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JT awesome catches lot of train action thanks for the video.😇👌👍
Thanks for watching
Great train compilation!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Yes all that displaced dirt created a nice hill for you to stand on.
People give no thought to all the awesome #engineering going on, just to think of them getting that fire plug for the fireman in the proper place.
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Great Film Again
The best in the business 👌
Awesome to see how the rail and road systems all intertwine together. Trains are really booking thru there daily!!
I see the big cranes are gone, well except for one.
Good video
I had seen a engine with that exact horn and i loved it i believe it was NS 4340. From a grain train in irondale, AL
Another fine video today. Luckily the weather was good. See you on the next Brian!
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Action packed video this one! Originally, I was wondering if the train was slowing down because of the kids on the track... and I bet they thought so, too, for a while there! Thanks JT! _You looked tired on this one!_
another awesome video, Jawtooth, really enjoyed the updates and esp loved watching the trains stop and all. stay save and thank you always.
I like train videos on TH-cam jawtooth 👍
thanks Denise!
Surprised to see 2 old Southern Pacific cars on that last train after so many years. Miss the SP.
Great video, thanks for the update on the construction. Looking forward to more.
More to come!
Thanks for the update. Nice group of trains, enjoy the longer videos when you make them. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Good Morning Jaw Tooth.
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Super video!!!!! 👌 Definitely a fav
Yay! Thank you!
Crazy cool view of trains from the cell tower! 😂
Your videos are great again JT. thanks.
Glad you like them!
Good vid JT! Stay safe.
10:20 - I believe this is the first time I've ever seen multi-unit autoracks. Multi-unit well cars are commonplace, usually in 3-unit and 5-unit varieties, but these have to be pretty new.
That track might switch over to a single track at the bottom of the hill
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Nice update.
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Great catches Son ... Thx
Glad you enjoyed!
The AC44C6M. The the AC stands for Alternating current traction motors, the 44
Stands for 4,400 horsepower, the C stands for the C-C 6 axle wheel design, the 6 stands for 6 axle, and the M stands for Modified.
The trains really fly though there. My goodness.
Very nice video, greetings from Brasil 🇧🇷
Thank you! Cheers!
I love watching the trains however long you show on my devises but is quite a different story when I am sitting at a track I need to go over twice a day waiting for a long train
Impressive capture as always. Keep it up my dear.
Thank you, I will
Awesome video. So much has been done since the shoofly days.
No doubt!
Is the engineer speeding the train because he wants to get home so not to miss the latest episode of Jaw Tooth TV?
Nice Video
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Cool trains, loved watching the train come around the curve before the traffic light. Thanks for the video
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Florence Y'all! lol Man that first train was flying - did you notice the locomotives bouncing as they transitioned from the bridge back to solid ground? Wow... Thanks for sharing 🤠
Train had 97 cars having box cars above the bridge . LW 1964 4:52 pm
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Great video son! Thanks for the update. Instead of shoo fly it should be called the "do fly" because they certainly "do fly" on this line. 😁
Good call! Maybe I will use that
Awesome video mister! I like it!
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Gotta love the NS AC44C6M’s!!!!!! Every locomotive you catch is just more proof everybody should watch your videos!!! Nice catch Jaw Tooth!!!! You definitely drop the jaw!!!!
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@@JawTooth you are very welcome my friend!
That was a good video. I’m gonna have to get down on the rathole this week
Have fun!
Nice Catches!
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