0:00 CN Thomas St., Ludlow, IL 1:23 CN E. 200 N. Rd., Paxton, IL 4:19 CN St. George Rd., Bourbonnais, IL 10:38 CN Dralle Rd., University Park, IL 15:36 UP E. 500N Rd., Momence, IL 18:16 UP Kankakee St., Wilmington, IL 19:37 BNSF Gonnam Rd., Verona, IL 21:25 UP Greenwood St., Grant Park, IL 24:53 UP 1st St., Wilmington, IL 25:48 CSX State Road 2, Lowell, IN 26:51 UP 2800 North Rd., Clifton, IL
6:42 those crossings with no gates remind me of the ones throughout Minnehaha and Lincoln County South Dakota, and that car looks like my grandpa’s old car, although, wrong wheels, and my grandpa doesn’t have that car anymore, he now he has a Ford F-150, he leases them. Which he has discovered is way cheaper than trying to keep a 15+ year old car running for the rest of his life. Plus it’s 4x4 and much better for hunting than using a beat up Chrysler minivan with a smashed back so you can’t open the rear hatch
Bell on the first crossing is a safetran hybrid bell. Very rare these days but there are still a lot of them in the northeastern part of the U.S. Almost all CSX crossing still use them on about 20+ crossings from conneaut Ohio to a little ways after Madison Ohio
You got stupid lucky with that of two trains at the 30:28 time-stamp. I know the drivers waiting at that crossing were ticked off when that imtermodal train rolled through while the tail end of that mix freight was coming.
Also, the flashing ditch lights are going away, so if you catch this before it's gone, then you are one lucky person. I hear there is a process to remove the programming for the flashing ditch lights, and Union Pacific has already done this on a few of their ex-SP locomotives. You can check the full roster of every SP AC4400CW as a UP unit here (a few are still unpatched!): utahrails.net/up-diesel-roster/up-diesel-roster-60.php#c44ac-6500
This has to be an unbelieveable sight a Union Pacific Locomotive with Flashing Ditch Lights, the Flashing Ditch Lights are common with Norfolk Southern, CSX Transportation, Paducah & Louisville Railroads, but uncommon with Union Pacific.
The 1ST Crossing in this video has safetran hybrid Mechanical bells. Same with the 3RD crossing in this video. The 2ND crossing in this video has a safetran type 1 Electronic bell.
Frederic Voillemin I’ve seen a videos where it sounded exactly the same. Go check out a videos titled “Sick E-Bell” ?It’s some sort of speaker malfunction or something. Bell just needs repaired. Nothing major.
If you're on the road and u come across the Crossing at 21:33 and it's on and u cannot see it then you're as blind as a bat because the lights are very bright and the bell is very loud and the way it's moving
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An excellent video. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. ♡ T.E.N.
Great Job! Excellent catch for all those trains. I like 19:36 because of the General Signals TYPE 3 E-Bell.
Yannitron 9000 I think u ment 19:38 that when the next dings go off at the next crossing or you like the railroad lights turning off
21:35 is my favorite. Railroad crossings at night are so cool to watch
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0:00 CN Thomas St., Ludlow, IL
1:23 CN E. 200 N. Rd., Paxton, IL
4:19 CN St. George Rd., Bourbonnais, IL
10:38 CN Dralle Rd., University Park, IL
15:36 UP E. 500N Rd., Momence, IL
18:16 UP Kankakee St., Wilmington, IL
19:37 BNSF Gonnam Rd., Verona, IL
21:25 UP Greenwood St., Grant Park, IL
24:53 UP 1st St., Wilmington, IL
25:48 CSX State Road 2, Lowell, IN
26:51 UP 2800 North Rd., Clifton, IL
Thanks
The 2nd crossing has a Safetran Type 1! That crossing is in Paxton ILLINOIS or Peotone IL?
21:33 That bell gave me the chills. It's a really loud bell.
agreed it's also creepy when watching at night 💀
6:42 those crossings with no gates remind me of the ones throughout Minnehaha and Lincoln County South Dakota, and that car looks like my grandpa’s old car, although, wrong wheels, and my grandpa doesn’t have that car anymore, he now he has a Ford F-150, he leases them. Which he has discovered is way cheaper than trying to keep a 15+ year old car running for the rest of his life. Plus it’s 4x4 and much better for hunting than using a beat up Chrysler minivan with a smashed back so you can’t open the rear hatch
26:29 Hey look at that Iowa Pacific. Haven't seen those in a long time.
TrainManKight makes the best train videos.
a thing to watch when bored
Bell on the first crossing is a safetran hybrid bell. Very rare these days but there are still a lot of them in the northeastern part of the U.S. Almost all CSX crossing still use them on about 20+ crossings from conneaut Ohio to a little ways after Madison Ohio
1:29 that bell is extremely rare. I haven't seen any in idaho, good catch
there is one like that at my old grandmas house
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@Big Smoke RBLX rail fanning safetran type 1 Electronic bell
Nice Rare Safetran Type 1 E-Bell!
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What an amazing video this is my biggest dream where I always want to go I want to live there later if I can.
21:28 sounds scratchy but I like the bell what is the bell anyway?
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I'm so obsessed with railroad crossings
Two trains at one crossing - that was cool!
this is really relaxing
i agree, idk why but i'm just obcessed with these vids
The railroad tracks in my hometown run north and south. sometimes in the morning you can see the cars inside the autoracks.
2:21 love the bell. To me sounds relaxing and not to loud! Perfect bell.
@Owen Schaefer
: That's a Safetran Type 1 ebell for ya.
Nice video! I liked and subscribed.
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21:33 Nice catch with the WCH type 1 electronic bell. Btw, what crossing had this WCH type 1 electronic bell anyway?
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Why does the 4th crossing have no bell! Awesome video by the way!
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Same
double trains 😆 32:59 i love it!!
Great vids! Any chance you could add the locations of these places?
Rick Bevan
Most of them are in Illinois.
21:33 Oh my god that is sure a foul bell.
oh lord, you're right... ew
It sounds lovely!
That's a Western Cullen Hayes type 1 electronic bell.
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ModernForever: Yeah I agree, that bell does sound ill.
Doesn’t sound too healthy when the WCH type 1 sounds slow
At 21:38 nothing is wrong with that bell we have it down here on the UP railroad it sounds sick but it's not.
it's a broken WCH Type 1.5 bell
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Me: That kinda wakes you up in the morning
How about adding locations where these crossings are!!
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Most of these are generally in Illinois.
May i ask where the videos were shot on location?
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Great Video. Would like to have had the location appear on the screen for each crossing
Your right they should give locations cause I like the 21:33 crossing so I want to know where it is located
7:50 has a union pacific with flashing lights. ive never seen that before!
Is there any in Michigan?
Not yet.
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WRRS bell number 4 is just like my railroad crossing
Your videos are awesome TrainManKnight ! Wondering if you have any features from Shafter California, just outside of Bakersfield?
You got stupid lucky with that of two trains at the 30:28 time-stamp. I know the drivers waiting at that crossing were ticked off when that imtermodal train rolled through while the tail end of that mix freight was coming.
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0:26 Nice bell!
That's a Safetran Hybrid bell
7:41 Wait. A Union Pacific locomotive with ditch lights? I've never seen that before
All locomotives require ditch lights since 1997, the UP loco 6417 was built as SP 371. Southern Pacific had flashing ditch lights.
Also, the flashing ditch lights are going away, so if you catch this before it's gone, then you are one lucky person. I hear there is a process to remove the programming for the flashing ditch lights, and Union Pacific has already done this on a few of their ex-SP locomotives. You can check the full roster of every SP AC4400CW as a UP unit here (a few are still unpatched!): utahrails.net/up-diesel-roster/up-diesel-roster-60.php#c44ac-6500
@@TrainmanKight Train man where are these places?
7:38 Car waits for train..........10:25 "Ghost car" ?
Ha! Good One👍🏿
21:33 fire alarm bell and what state and city is this crossing in? Just curious
@@sharpfinch5354 what state and city is that crossing located?
@@sharpfinch5354 it's ok it's on a UP crossing in either Illinois or Missouri or Nebraska
Unfortunately the hybrid bell on the 5th crossing has been replaced by a Safetran Type 3
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This has to be an unbelieveable sight a Union Pacific Locomotive with Flashing Ditch Lights, the Flashing Ditch Lights are common with Norfolk Southern, CSX Transportation, Paducah & Louisville Railroads, but uncommon with Union Pacific.
razrramonel4077 it is flashing because it was a former southern Pacific c44-9w.
Where was the 9th crossing in?
1:30 is my favorite bell
Awesome video! I just saw a video similar to this one made by TommyBNSF of the Joliette Sub I think it was
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what kind of bell is that at 1:33 ?
That would be a Safetran Type 1 e-bell.
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I love the sound of those signals at 1:33
its a safetran type 1 ebell
The 1ST Crossing in this video has safetran hybrid Mechanical bells. Same with the 3RD crossing in this video. The 2ND crossing in this video has a safetran type 1 Electronic bell.
What's with the car in the scene at 6:28?
Good stuff, man! Nice video!
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Wait I love the crossing in 21:33 so can you give me the locations please cause I love the bell
Why is TrainmanKight not responding🤔🤨😐😐🤔🤨
@@jakebestofceokim5044 He usually does not respond to any comments, but he does sometimes.
WCH Type 1 E-Bell
Do you think you can do "Railroad Crossings Of The Northeast"? If you can, do you think you can do some on Long Island, NY if possible? (PLEASE REPLY)
i think so
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(PLEASE REPLY) wouldnt work.
26:04 dead bell?
In this video, may you please label the cities and where the video is taking action?
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Was there any in Kentucky
No all in Illinois and one in Indiana
where are these located
Should’ve added the name of the location. Great video btw.
21:26 my favorite scene
That electronic bell sounds unusual to me. Not sure its make and model.
@@erickirk6966 it’s a Western Cullen Hayes Electronic Bell and it’s the Rare Version ( WCH Type 1 )
@@HVACSirenTowerTrainFanFan2012 it’s not rare it’s a scratchy wch type 1
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26:22 Beautiful K5LA! 😍😍
Great Video! The bell at 21:33 is rather scratchy.
Well I love the bell it's cool and rare
Are you on the Aurora Sub?
If anyone is wondering why the 4th crossing had no sound it's because there is no bell for... some reason.
Intermodal train is copling up behind the oil tanker
Man I wish these videos told where the crossings are located. Then they'd be perfect.
The 8TH crossing in this video has general signals type 3 electronic bells.
What's wrong with the bells at 21:33?? They sounded sick...
Robert Braun Nothing is wrong, it's a very rare Safetran Type 1 Ebell.
@@NoahDoane I'm pretty sure that's a WCH not Safetran.
@@apronchaperon Goddamn people still reply after 1 year?
@@NoahDoane Lol
Crossing at 21:33 sounds like north gore Ave in Webster groves Mo
Bad place for a gas line! Unbelievable.
Fred Thompson ik its stupid
Boy that WCH E-Bell is sick
Frederic Voillemin I’ve seen a videos where it sounded exactly the same. Go check out a videos titled “Sick E-Bell” ?It’s some sort of speaker malfunction or something. Bell just needs repaired. Nothing major.
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Railroad crossing?
The 13TH Crossing in this video has a general signals type 2 Electronic bell.
If you're on the road and u come across the Crossing at 21:33 and it's on and u cannot see it then you're as blind as a bat because the lights are very bright and the bell is very loud and the way it's moving
Where was the first crossing shot
[GD] Smash it’s luling, IL
Bless all the people that live near the crossing at 21:52
Christina Webster why
Ain't nothing wrong with that bell we have it down here on the UPRR. Also no one lives near that crossing
Just saying because it’s loud and Incase someone did live down there. I’d hate to live near here lol
What kind of bell is it? I like it
The railroad crossings of the Midwest part 5 Five years later
Great job!
Amazing video! 7:40 is my favorite scene in the whole video!
CSX AC4400CW cares a lot of Freight like some hopper cars
any in Iowa?
Nope, most of these are in Illinois.
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We got a double train pass at 33:12
That is rare, in my opinion
26:52, My Favorite Scene!
The 12TH Crossing in this video has a safetran type 3 Electronic bell
@7:16... Signals but no bells??
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Ricky Alton: Some are like that, I don't like them personally. They need to be audible.
You should make this video five years later
On the First railroad Video the first one Railroad crossing it doesn 't say 2 Tracks it doesnt say that lol
Modernforever I know right
the bell at 21:33 sounded a bit flakey
Max Grawe it really sounded sick
Alex hotel gamer 200 I pretty sure the bell needs a tune-up. WCH e-bells shouldn't sound like that I don't think.
That's actually one angry bell on that thing.
I was kind of thinking that myself, especially for an electronic bell at railroad crossings.
At 21:18, the angle that the camera is on, makes the crossing project faces towards the camera. It looks weird. I’m my humble opinion.
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nice catch at 35:20
I am a Railfanner as well
What's a railroad crossing?
Karen Khaos here in America, it is used to describe level crossings between train tracks and vehicle roads.
10:39 my favorite one.