Nice switching. Looks like the power today is AC4400's . NS runs a lot of long trains and even switching. It seems like they are "kicking" cars. That is the sound of the brakes releasing and applied. It is a cool sight watching the brakeman perform with the lead. I can imagine here. Thanks for posting.
Always great scenery around the railroad tracks and crossings especially in rural areas and the smaller towns like here. Thanks for another great video. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲💨
@@JawTooth You are very Welcome and Thank You I'm from Southern Oklahoma down near the Red River that separates Oklahoma and Texas in the area known as Texoma and the BNSF train run through here, Thank You and God Bless You.🤠👍🇺🇲
Another awesome video from the king of the railroad! How fast was that first train going? So much to see at the 10 track rail crossing, very interestimg to watch JT. ❤😊
Hi JT good morning wow that was a slow train goof thing it finely moved on I hope that you have a wonderful day go find more trains I love your pets too ❤❤❤
Thanks for another great video! Snowing where I live so watched the entire video. It is what it takes to put a train together to get it to where it is going! Loved the river and flood wall view.
Thank you for sharing your love of trains I look forward to your videos...... I'm located in the northeast and we don't see dpu's up here. I always enjoy seeing them on your travels 😊
Hi from a train fan . I've been fascinated with trains since I was a kid . My grandfather and I would watch for the caboose and every summer we would go to camp in Clinton county Pa. We would always stop in Renova to watch the trains come and go out of the yard. They had repair shops there to work on the locomotives. It was a great time and your videos keep those memories alive. Thanks from one rail fan to another.
That was live action at its finest. That’s one awesome 10 track crossing, don’t think I’ve seen many like that. Yeah got fooled by that train thinking it’s moving out instead it was doing switching, then get stuck on the wrong side when a coke train passes, boy sometimes u need a little luck when railfaning JT. Still turned out okay. Thanks for sharing JT.👍🏼
That was epic, as in loooong!! Great video though, nice to see some switching action occasionally. Shame it blocked the two passing trains. You can't have your cake and eat it, as they say, 🤣🤣 👍👍👍👍👍
I was up late last night finishing the video. Our internet was out until about 2am because they were working on it. Almost didn't have a video today. lol
Making all the slack, taking up the slack, pulling it forward and shoving it back! A little poetry in the making of a train. Your great videos inspire the poetry of the road, thanks jawtooth! More inspiration in the memory bank!!!
It was nice that you thought to catch the full train at Wheelersburg, Ohio before you went to New Boston, Ohio. That was a lot of switching that train did at New Boston, Ohio. Thank you for going to New Boston, Ohio to capture this action. I really enjoy it when you take us to these unusual places to watch trains. The majority of the people who view your videos will never have the opportunity to go to a place like New Boston, Ohio.
You Need To Get a drone, Brian. You can't see what they're doing when all you see is the train moving back a forth. An arial view would make things more obvious.
Feature length switching video! Great stuff JT..and those trains that you were "missing" added a little depth, and background action! 🚂🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃💯👍🇺🇸
It could be worse. You and the truck could be on the other side of the flood wall while it's raining and the water is rising and those gates close in front of you. It does go to show how slow switching one car at a time can really take up so thanks for the patience
Well, I really like watching switching operations, I learned about 3-step from you by watching your CCE videos, in those you were right up close to where the conductors were working, unfortunately we didn't get to see that process here, just a lot of back and forth.
Watching the crew see-sawing back and forth as they cut out various freight cars. The kind of work that may be boring to railfams, just not this railfan. Thanks for this video.
Usually they don't have through trains doing that much switching in the yard. Oh how I hate being without a car, while I am watching a KCS just passed my house leading two BNSF units on an NS train.
You find the best places for train videos like this 10 track crossing. Liked your advice at the end about which side of the train to park on..."JT's railfanning tips". Have a great day !!!
Here I made you another hamburger Jaw Tooth and since you can't get here now I guess I'll have to eat it... i use ''Ketchup 78'' on it... a great taste.
JT,maybe you can explain to me the point of all the switching, I was under the impression that the rail cars stayed in the yard until they're ready for their next destination
Some of our crossings have bells, some have only one bell and some dont have any. I have a few railroad crossings in my videos that have the cross buck and only one bell with no lights or gates
The locomotive in the middle is a DPU ( distributed Power unit ) and is controlled by the engineer in the lead unit. It saves money to combine two trains into one. Less moves, less people
I once worked in a building that backed up to some tracks just outside a rail yard, and now I know what I heard all day long that sounded like they were putting trains together by crashing the cars into one another. lol
@@JawTooth We could hear them pretty much all day, and the main rail line that comes out of that yard is way more active now than it was then. (Track upgrades since then.) The track that was directly behind us comes out of the yard and goes off in a different direction, toward the former army ammunition plant site in Charlestown (IN). A lot of those tracks are used for storage now. Or, I guess, for moving things back and forth, in the case of the one behind our building. Sadly no windows on that side of it, though!
I love this video. Always like the switching videos but had never heard of New Boston before this video. Googled it, and that is a very decent rail facility there. Do you know if it is an ex-B&O facility? Who would have known about it but for a Jaw Tooth video. Thanks.
JT. Loved this switching. Love the noise the cars make when the train backs into the coupler of another. And the way you can see the vibration go down the line . Are you sure this crossing is public and isn't within the train yard?
Nice video! Were there actually any cars added or dropped during this "switching maneuver"? I failed to notice any difference between the train before and after.
hello jaw its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Good Morning from Lisle, IL today.
Nice switching. Looks like the power today is AC4400's . NS runs a lot of long trains and even switching. It seems like they are "kicking" cars. That is the sound of the brakes releasing and applied. It is a cool sight watching the brakeman perform with the lead. I can imagine here. Thanks for posting.
I appreciate all of your videos. They're always high quality. 😊 I enjoy seeing your pets too. Thank you 👍😊.
Thanks for watching !
Great video keep up the good work God bless from GA
Thanks for watching !
Good morning Brian. I'll have to watch most of your video later today.Springtime outdoor work never ends.Thumbs up as usual.
Yeah, today I might mow the grass. Yesterday I got two trains racing. sort of anyway. they were side by side running
Always great scenery around the
railroad tracks and crossings
especially in rural areas and the
smaller towns like here.
Thanks for another great video.
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Thanks for watching !
@@JawTooth
You are very Welcome and Thank You
I'm from Southern Oklahoma down near
the Red River that separates Oklahoma
and Texas in the area known as Texoma
and the BNSF train run through here,
Thank You and God Bless You.🤠👍🇺🇲
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars Yeah, and I was stuck there the whole time lol
Like watching the grunt work. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Thanks!
Another awesome video from the king of the railroad! How fast was that first train going? So much to see at the 10 track rail crossing, very interestimg to watch JT. ❤😊
very interesting! thanks for the share.
This was interesting to 👀 how the trains work. Thanks😊
I like the video , that was cool thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Good morning
Good morning !
Jaw tooth that entaining watch trains go by ❤ 😊
Thanks for watching !
Finally, see you on the next! 🙂👍🇺🇸
Thanks !
Hi JT good morning wow that was a slow train goof thing it finely moved on I hope that you have a wonderful day go find more trains I love your pets too ❤❤❤
Nice mixed freight with a DPU moving right along. Cool! 😊
Thanks for watching !
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Thanks for watching my videos!
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Thanks for another great video! Snowing where I live so watched the entire video. It is what it takes to put a train together to get it to where it is going! Loved the river and flood wall view.
I personally like the yard switching.. dunno bout anyone else but I like it 😊
Good Morning All & Happy Hump Day!
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Good morning ! I might mow the grass today
Very enjoyable love freight shunting
Thank you for sharing your love of trains I look forward to your videos...... I'm located in the northeast and we don't see dpu's up here. I always enjoy seeing them on your travels 😊
Hey JawTooth another great video
Good stuff Mr Jawtooth.
Always interesting.
Beautiful spring weather there, perfect to film videos like this. :)
Good video
Thanks Dan!
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Hi from a train fan . I've been fascinated with trains since I was a kid . My grandfather and I would watch for the caboose and every summer we would go to camp in Clinton county Pa. We would always stop in Renova to watch the trains come and go out of the yard. They had repair shops there to work on the locomotives. It was a great time and your videos keep those memories alive. Thanks from one rail fan to another.
great train video bro ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Awesome catches JT, never seen 10 tracks before very cool.😇👌👍
Jaw Tooth. It looks like they are preparing to empty the yard. LOL Robert
nice!
thanks for being here so fast!
@@JawTooth hahaha, i clicked on the video when it was released 5 seconds ago and no one commented lol
That was a good 48 minutes I didn't have to be PO'd about the weather here ! 😡Thank you Jaw Tooth!✌🏽
Good Morning Jaw Tooth.
Good morning !
Fast train with a slow switch out great video thanks Jaw tooth
This is the only 10 track crossing I have ever seen. Great video. Might have to bring a lunch for this crossing.
I filmed one in Tennessee with 12 and another one in Florida with 10
That was live action at its finest. That’s one awesome 10 track crossing, don’t think I’ve seen many like that. Yeah got fooled by that train thinking it’s moving out instead it was doing switching, then get stuck on the wrong side when a coke train passes, boy sometimes u need a little luck when railfaning JT. Still turned out okay. Thanks for sharing JT.👍🏼
As always Awesome footage , love the scenery , and locations, need to get some Jaw Tooth merchandise
That was epic, as in loooong!! Great video though, nice to see some switching action occasionally. Shame it blocked the two passing trains. You can't have your cake and eat it, as they say, 🤣🤣 👍👍👍👍👍
🚋in Dutch,lol, wat een mooi rangerwerk om te zien,toppie hoor,Brian.😊nog veel werk om te zien.😂
You're ambitious this morning. 49 minutes!
I was up late last night finishing the video. Our internet was out until about 2am because they were working on it. Almost didn't have a video today. lol
@@JawTooth Keep up the good work , O King of all Foamers!!!!! 😉
I enjoyed that video👍👍
😊that was one other model waterlock.coool.thanks for the video ,greetz:🍐Peer.🍻👍👍👍👍
Cool & Hi from Michigan 🚂👍
Great shots thanks!
Thanks!
Making all the slack, taking up the slack, pulling it forward and shoving it back! A little poetry in the making of a train. Your great videos inspire the poetry of the road, thanks jawtooth! More inspiration in the memory bank!!!
That's how they make the trains up doing all that slow switching!🛤🚂
Cool video jaw tooth
Thanks!
You're welcome
It was nice that you thought to catch the full train at Wheelersburg, Ohio before you went to New Boston, Ohio. That was a lot of switching that train did at New Boston, Ohio. Thank you for going to New Boston, Ohio to capture this action. I really enjoy it when you take us to these unusual places to watch trains. The majority of the people who view your videos will never have the opportunity to go to a place like New Boston, Ohio.
thanks for watching Thomas! I really appreciate your comments
There's a plant outside New Boston that makes concrete railroad ties.
Awesome! I didn't know that
It's off 330 west of the bypass.
They load them straight on a train.
I took a couple loads of fish plate to them a couple yr ago.
You Need To Get a drone, Brian. You can't see what they're doing when all you see is the train moving back a forth. An arial view would make things more obvious.
Feature length switching video! Great stuff JT..and those trains that you were "missing" added a little depth, and background action!
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Nice Video
thanks!
I love trains I love recording them on my phone
Love the switching videos. Keep em coming.
Great video have a blessed day
Thanks and you too!
Cool train video thank you Jaw Tooth
Can't say it again, it's always a good day watching a jaw tooth video.
It could be worse. You and the truck could be on the other side of the flood wall while it's raining and the water is rising and those gates close in front of you. It does go to show how slow switching one car at a time can really take up so thanks for the patience
It looked like you were never going to get out of there!
Good video Jawtooth
Nice ❤️ 👌 👍 train switch but yup you will get stuck for a long time
Well, I really like watching switching operations, I learned about 3-step from you by watching your CCE videos, in those you were right up close to where the conductors were working, unfortunately we didn't get to see that process here, just a lot of back and forth.
Bored with switching?! How is that possible, that's the best part!
Watching the crew see-sawing back and forth as they cut out various freight cars. The kind of work that may be boring to railfams, just not this railfan. Thanks for this video.
Very nice
Usually they don't have through trains doing that much switching in the yard.
Oh how I hate being without a car, while I am watching a KCS just passed my house leading two BNSF units on an NS train.
I'm one of those who love to watch switching. Near my home, I only see NS flying past on the single track mainline.
I like train videos on TH-cam jawtooth 👍
I rather enjoyed the show, although I would have liked seeing the far end of the train where the action was taking place.
What Ns yard is this as I heard you mention this being yard on the ten track crossing
You find the best places for train videos like this 10 track crossing. Liked your advice at the end about which side of the train to park on..."JT's railfanning tips". Have a great day !!!
Here I made you another hamburger Jaw Tooth and since you can't get here now I guess I'll have to eat it... i use ''Ketchup 78'' on it... a great taste.
JT,maybe you can explain to me the point of all the switching, I was under the impression that the rail cars stayed in the yard until they're ready for their next destination
Nice freight trains 👍🚂🚃🚃🚃
Thanks for watching !
Awesome JT!!!
Thanks !
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!
Watching another video for you
LIVE ACTION
Are the old D.T.&I. lines still being used along the 10 re xing or have they been torn out? Maybe were right in front of you...
Does Nerfie still love balogna?
Yes, but she likes canned food the best. She likes the kind with gravy in it. She is very picky
Good sized coke train with what looked like a single locomotive JT. Always nice to see other aspects of railroading. Keep up the good work.
For some reason i thought you were gonna say "DPU I see you" Louder lol
Shunting is great when you can shunters talking. Edwin, Western Australia. It is probably not a normal access road and the locales no better.
Interesting no bell on a 10 track crossing,Edwin Dyke, Western AustrLia.
Some of our crossings have bells, some have only one bell and some dont have any. I have a few railroad crossings in my videos that have the cross buck and only one bell with no lights or gates
A REAL TRAIN meet.
Can someone explain to me the reason for a train in the middle.? Is there a term for that?
The locomotive in the middle is a DPU ( distributed Power unit ) and is controlled by the engineer in the lead unit. It saves money to combine two trains into one. Less moves, less people
😊that cokestrain is going to the steel factory for making liquid raw orion😊
Do suppose they are adding to this train or breaking it down? Do you have a guess?
I once worked in a building that backed up to some tracks just outside a rail yard, and now I know what I heard all day long that sounded like they were putting trains together by crashing the cars into one another. lol
I love hearing those switching sounds. That would be cool working next to a railroad yard like that lol
@@JawTooth We could hear them pretty much all day, and the main rail line that comes out of that yard is way more active now than it was then. (Track upgrades since then.) The track that was directly behind us comes out of the yard and goes off in a different direction, toward the former army ammunition plant site in Charlestown (IN). A lot of those tracks are used for storage now. Or, I guess, for moving things back and forth, in the case of the one behind our building. Sadly no windows on that side of it, though!
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Many of the covered hoppers cars had accident damage on their sides.
Been over the crossing before they put up lights
Missed 2 trains being on this side of train. Oh well .😮
My name is Uncle Ariel Ethan Mermaid. HI There Jaw Tooth from Lisle,IL Today. OK Jaw Tooth.
Hello Uncle Ariel! Thanks for watching in Illinois
Hello there.
Nice train video today.
I love your new train video today.
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Watching that train go by and think of all the time spent connecting all the cars, releasing the brakes, and connecting the air hoses.
Yes, it is very time consuming. I always wonder how they get so mixed up
Ohio man man found wondering train yard mumbling "they stopped again!"
He was treated for dehydration and is expected to make a full recovery.
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Thanks for watching !
I love this video. Always like the switching videos but had never heard of New Boston before this video. Googled it, and that is a very decent rail facility there. Do you know if it is an ex-B&O facility? Who would have known about it but for a Jaw Tooth video. Thanks.
I been on over they tracks before going to the river to pump a barge of diesel fot the railroad
Cool!
JT. Loved this switching. Love the noise the cars make when the train backs into the coupler of another. And the way you can see the vibration go down the line .
Are you sure this crossing is public and isn't within the train yard?
Nice video! Were there actually any cars added or dropped during this "switching maneuver"? I failed to notice any difference between the train before and after.
I never looked that close but I would say so unless they were just building a train
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