Almost all work trains are diesel powered. That allows the work crews to power down the 3rd rail while they are working and still be able to move the train
Edward Miessner You smell the diesel for like a couple of seconds once it passes by and the it dissapates. Nothing much of a health hazard for the benefits of being able to move it without the third rail during outages.
That's n1, it's mainly assigned to the south Brooklyn railway, alongside n2, which is currently a rarely used freight spur for delivering new equipment and transporting retired equipment off property, as it is only one of two connections between the subway and the national rail network via either the LIRR bay ridge branch or by New York New Jersey rail, the only car float operation across upper new York bay. The South Brooklyn railway sees three trains... per month. Although N1 and N2 are used on the subway when not needed on the SBK, and N1 and N2 are not r77s, they are r47s. The South Brooklyn railway is also the only line capable of transferring Staten Island railroad cars to the main subway network via car float, the reason being that the r44s on the sir can only be overhauled at the coney Island shops.
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MMMMM I love the smell of a diesel locomotive and nice horn action from those work trains.
Nice. I'd have been tempted to jump aboard.
Don't it's not worth it
@@lowfurts why not
@@noahengelhardt3596 Its trespassing
God I love that deep base engine
Nice Catch these multiple work train Probably its Work train staging
this is a special i like to call "parade of work trains"
0:07 to 0:51, etc.: why are there diesel trains inside the tunnel?
Almost all work trains are diesel powered. That allows the work crews to power down the 3rd rail while they are working and still be able to move the train
Edward Miessner
You smell the diesel for like a couple of seconds once it passes by and the it dissapates. Nothing much of a health hazard for the benefits of being able to move it without the third rail during outages.
If the black & yellow work trains have a wabco aa2 horn what kind of horn does the R156 work train have?
Nice horn
great work
Nice
Damn lol I was planning to make a video on this but you beat me to it haha, what time do these start coming out?
Is changes by the night. But after 7pm
@@NYCTARailfan is that WORK TRAIN STAGING or not
@@channelmoved4743 yes it is
@@NYCTARailfan there heading to 6 ave Line or Broadway line or Both
They are heading all over the system
I see this every day
nice great job
Ramsey love You Commented Already!
Nice Video 👍👍👍
Hello it's me the train
Why was one of the R77s red?
That's n1, it's mainly assigned to the south Brooklyn railway, alongside n2, which is currently a rarely used freight spur for delivering new equipment and transporting retired equipment off property, as it is only one of two connections between the subway and the national rail network via either the LIRR bay ridge branch or by New York New Jersey rail, the only car float operation across upper new York bay. The South Brooklyn railway sees three trains... per month. Although N1 and N2 are used on the subway when not needed on the SBK, and N1 and N2 are not r77s, they are r47s. The South Brooklyn railway is also the only line capable of transferring Staten Island railroad cars to the main subway network via car float, the reason being that the r44s on the sir can only be overhauled at the coney Island shops.
Rare?
Yep but only Evenings and late nights
4:00 That South Brooklyn Railway engine is.
WillF40PH one of 2
The car behind the leading engine looks pretty old.
Its an old IRT A Division R33 which were replaced by the R142
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