Took my little man to Hoboken today. Since his school had an early dismissal, decided to take him out to watch trains. A big shout out to the NJ Transit conductors and engineers who showed my son around several locomotives and cab cars. He loved seeing the F40's, GP-40PH's and arrows. After a quick trip on PATH to 33rd Street, had a good lunch at the White Castle on 8th Ave and an express NJ Transit ride back from Penn Station to Trenton
I think I may have filled you in before on 4210s backstory that was one of the three locomotives that made a run for it onto the S. East Expressway in Boston in 1969. The other two were a couple of GE U-boats.
Stumbled across your videos the other day and have been watching the ones around the Philadelphia area as I use to live there and use to ride some of those trains back in the 60's. Had an uncle who was a Reading Railroad switcher engineer who worked out of the old Reading yards. ??Wondered if you are actually an "old" retired railroad guy as you seem to have a ton of knowledge about the various lines you ride?? Best regards.
NJ Transit really is a rolling railroad museum at present. It's too bad back in the late 90's LIRR didn't equip the GP-38's with HEP and just get new coaches. They'd probably still be running today. Gotta love the old EMD's.
shame that 4101 no longer has its SU3L, the employee that installed it was arrested for stealing train horns from CSX and NS and has been suspended from NJT from what I've heard.
@@littlestevey4172 to my knowledge a trial has not taken place yet, and there isn't much info out there so I'm not gonna make any guesses as to what might happen
I can't wait until they have more direct service from Penn station to points north one day because transferring is annoying especially if your going to see a concert or football game at MetLife Stadium
I've always been curious, why can't the GP40's and F40's accommodate the multilevel car sets? Especially since the F40's can accommodate the multilevel car sets on MBTA. Despite this, I love how all the good stuff is in this video!
Took my little man to Hoboken today. Since his school had an early dismissal, decided to take him out to watch trains.
A big shout out to the NJ Transit conductors and engineers who showed my son around several locomotives and cab cars. He loved seeing the F40's, GP-40PH's and arrows.
After a quick trip on PATH to 33rd Street, had a good lunch at the White Castle on 8th Ave and an express NJ Transit ride back from Penn Station to Trenton
Glad you had fun. Hoboken is great
That’s awesome
Wow! Hoboken is a railfan's dream. A plethora of locos, MUs, trains to many destinations. Thanks Tim.👌👌💚💚
Hearing that CNJ 4109 rev up from an idle stop sends chills up my spine. Love that sound!!
Hoboken is a train geek's (like myself) candy store and it's also high on my list for when I move back to NY/NJ.
A beautiful sight with all those Diesels!
Thank you!❤
I hang out at Ridgewood Station a lot and love seeing these beauties every time.❤️👍
As always... Awesome shots of those Classic Monster Geeps and Super Cats!
Only a gentleman of refinement would play Nachtmusik to celebrate an evening's viewing. Kudos!
I try
@@3985uprr My kind of music........
You gotta go to Metro Railroad because P42 211 got a new livery it’s the New York Central
I definitely wanna go after that
Wow, all those older diesel where a staple on the bay head to long branch line!!! Love it!!!!
Awesome shot there at 5:36 with the variety of locos and the Hoboken sign!
I love those NJT F40’s
I think I may have filled you in before on 4210s backstory that was one of the three locomotives that made a run for it onto the S. East Expressway in Boston in 1969. The other two were a couple of GE U-boats.
Another great video!
Beautiful classic I do miss riding those Njt locos
Boy, a lot of those cars sure are overdue for a bath.
The f40ph are probably my favorite trains
What do you think about the gateway project - maybe you could do a video about it and give your insights - have a healthy Thanksgiving
Stumbled across your videos the other day and have been watching the ones around the Philadelphia area as I use to live there and use to ride some of those trains back in the 60's. Had an uncle who was a Reading Railroad switcher engineer who worked out of the old Reading yards.
??Wondered if you are actually an "old" retired railroad guy as you seem to have a ton of knowledge about the various lines you ride?? Best regards.
Nope. Never worked for a railroad. I tried though. God had other ideas.
NJ Transit really is a rolling railroad museum at present. It's too bad back in the late 90's LIRR didn't equip the GP-38's with HEP and just get new coaches. They'd probably still be running today. Gotta love the old EMD's.
Is any commuter railroad in the NEC or Chicago not also a rolling railroad museum? Excluding those under the MTA banner.
@redsoxfan713 MBTA has some 1st Gen F40s but they've been rebuild so much they aren't even the same
shame that 4101 no longer has its SU3L, the employee that installed it was arrested for stealing train horns from CSX and NS and has been suspended from NJT from what I've heard.
How long was he suspended for
@@michaellittlejohns7968 wasn't able to find out
@@nathanjiang100 Wouldn't he be suspended for good if he's found guilty in court?
@@littlestevey4172 to my knowledge a trial has not taken place yet, and there isn't much info out there so I'm not gonna make any guesses as to what might happen
I can't wait until they have more direct service from Penn station to points north one day because transferring is annoying especially if your going to see a concert or football game at MetLife Stadium
I've always been curious, why can't the GP40's and F40's accommodate the multilevel car sets? Especially since the F40's can accommodate the multilevel car sets on MBTA. Despite this, I love how all the good stuff is in this video!
Their hep generators don’t have enough power to work with the bilevels. Only the modern locomotives can put out the power that those cars need.
Ah okay. That makes sense. Thanks for the info!