Rare Train Move & Railroad Switching At Awesome Railroad Crossing On Sunday! Cincinnati Eastern RR!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2022
- Railroad Switching At A Cool Railroad Crossing On Short Line Railroad Cincinnati Eastern Railroad CCET. This was a rare train move on a Sunday. A rock train was dispatched to the quarry at the end of the active section of track and had to pick up a loaded scrap metal gondola car at Cohen Recycling. The train is seen doing switching work in Macon, Ohio and then we see the other side of the train as it passes Winchester, Ohio. I like this crossing because it has old Norfolk & Western Railway signals right next to it and the customer siding is next to the crossing. You get lots of horn action here for the train horn lovers. This is a long train for this line. The train crew consists of a father and son combination. The father is the conductor and drives his personal vehicle. He switches the tracks, works the derails and gets the gate at the scrap metal spur. His son is the train engineer who is in the leading SD40-2. The second unit is a GP15-1. The train has one gondola car of scrap metal, an empty tank car for storage and 28 hopper cars that will be loaded with stone at Hanson quarry. The quarry is at Plum Run which is just a few miles east of Peebles. There are a few more miles of track past the quarry that are used for car storage and past that the track is out of service and hasn't seen a train in 17 years. Trains are starting to run on weekends so this won't be a rare train move much longer. This is Part 1. The train shut down at Mount Zion just a few miles east of Winchester. The next day the train continued on to the quarry. Part 2 will be posted tomorrow and will include both sides of the train as it passes through Seman, Lawshe and Peebles, Ohio. Part 2 will show the rusty rail before and after the train. This video ( Part 1 ) was filmed on May 22, 2022AD. Thanks for watching my videos!
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These switching videos are so cool, even more is listening to the conductor talking to his train. The SD40-2 looks and sounds awesome, they are the workhorses of railroading. They’ve been around for decades a testament to those who builds and maintains them. I enjoy watching Norfie , Chessie
and company they are such a blessing.
Thanks for documenting shortline RRs, and RR in general, good one JT.👍🏼
Love. Your. Trains. Bluetooth. Is. The. Best
Love these switching videos. The SD40-2 is awesome! It sounds so nice revving up. Hearing the conductor as they work is cool to listen to. They sure didn't waste time leaving, either. Chessie having good time, I see. Hey Norfie!! Thanks again Jaw Tooth.
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@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars They might when the Purina comes on line. The SD40-2 was obtained for the rock trains
Nothing sounds any better then Geeps chugging from a stop, nice switching, best job in the world !!
Great video as always !! 👍 👍
You got that right!
SD40-2 #3512 looks good for a 45 year old girl, sounds good too. Love listening to that EMD prime mover.
Thanks for all you do JT.
Happy your back at the shortline, love shortlines! Great video!
More to come!
I watch these with my 2 yr old grandson, we love the trains, the cat and the dogs. I LIKE THAT YOU SAID THE DAY, DATE AND WEATHER.
Omg, yes, these episodes are perfect for kids, too, I hadn't thought about that, but they would be fascinated with the action and animals.
Love when Chessie calls shotgun with her dad, she's a train hound! 🤣
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I really enjoyed watching this video! The switching work was great to watch. It was really interesting to see how they did the work. Thank you for documenting these train movements!
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Very nice new engines switching on a Sunday.
Other than a heavy hand on the horn, nice catches. Once the consist was ready, it sure moved out quick. Those cars must have been empty for it to move out so fast.
This video exemplifies why I enjoy your channel. You've always got something different, that I've never seen before.
It looked like Chessie was ready for a nap, or just woke up from one...such a big yawn!
Norfie is getting to be a healthy, beautiful, full grown cat now. Her coat is soft, smooth and shiny.
Take care, my friend. See you on the next video.
The serene midwestern neighborhood is so comforting and green. The peace of that little village is disturbed by the train horn but the horn is part of the lifestyle there.
Interesting father and son crew! Working on a Sunday isn't great, but it means there is business and that means revenue to keep CCET running :)
Absolutely!
Trains mean business(es), equals jobs, equals livelihoods, equals taxes (so your fat politicians stay fat). Keep the RRs busy!
Well Sundays are also the worst days to railfan
Love that SD 40-2, 3000 horsepower on a 68 foot frame, and the extended catwalk in front and back.
That still frame of 3512 is just beautiful.
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Great to see Plum Run is creating trains on the Pea Vine and running on a Sunday! Now only if we can get to Rarden for more storage space and turn around.
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The beautiful locomotives awesome Jaw Tooth and enjoying watching now and 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎❤ awesome video Jaw Tooth
Thank you very much!
I love hearing and watching the switching train. Railfans go yea, switching train! The rest of the folks, oh great a switching train, yippee. Thanks for answering what that clicking sound is. I was wondering. Stay safe.
That was a good rock train and I like the whistle sounds that was awesome
Good 👍 Job Jaw Tooth, I really like 👍 👌 😄 your Videos 📹 of the Trains 🚆, and the Dog 🐕 's and Cat 🐈 show !!!!
Thank you so much 😀
Ah my favorite engines again 1657 plus his new friend 3512 - no 1686 to keep him company today! Nice - thanks JT!
Same here!
Can't remember how many times when I was a kid riding with my mom and we'd have to stop for a train and suddenly she'd start cursing and yell "Oh no!, now they're switching! This could take all day!". I"m just sitting there thinking "Yeeeeaaaahhh". Thanks for bringing back some good memmories JT!
Thank you for this video!
You are so welcome!
Love watching the grunt work of putting a train together. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
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I could watch switching ALL DAY! Nice wave from the Engineer at the end. Sunday runnin,means business is booming on the CET, my favorite shortline!
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Nice engines ! Always look great! Taking off at the end!!!
Thank you very much!
Great switching action for a Sunday! Thanks for sharing Jawtooth!
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Like these shortline action videos. Old N&W lines i think. Lots of history here. Thanks for posting.
Glad you like them!
Your helping make that my favorite Short Line RR
Awesome!
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
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Love hearing the air dryer spitting on Sd40-2s
Good one, very enjoyable. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great railfan video of railroading at its core. Thank you again for the opportunity to observe and hear what it take to move goods around our country.
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Nice one Brian... Look forward to seeing part 2 🙂👍
Thanks 👍. I just posted it today
Another great video. Like to see your dogs and cat at the end.
Good video my brother nice looking train engines well awesome video thanks for sharing……Robert
That's a wheelchair swing in that new park.
Great job Jaw Tooth really enjoy watching switching moves👍👍🚂
Thanks 👍
Thanks for another great video. Always an interesting watch. And thanks for the pets!
Glad you like them!
Great communication between the conductor and engineer, you barely hear them usually, at least not like this conductor. great partner to have. I love the communication between the 2.
I'm amazed that at 65-68°F we need a jacket, or sweater to be warm, comfortable, but in January it feels warm outside at that temperature. You mentioned the temperature, and was wearing a jacket made me think about it. Nice to see the cooler weather.
The spooky growl of that non-turbo GP15's exhaust. Had to put in my
earbuds to really get the full effect of the sound. We have a couple
Union Pacific local switching Geeps here where I live that sound the
same but I've never got a good recording of it like yours- Thanks.
Still amazes me how far Cohen Bros has come. I grew up in Middletown in the 60's & 70's, and they had two "dumpy" little scrap yards on Yankee Rd & Woodlawn Av. Now they seem to be all over the place. Hard work pays off.
Another entertaining video from JT!! Thank you sir.
BTW...thanks for the heads up on that ticking noise. Always wondered what that was. It sounds electrical. I would have never guessed it was air lines.
Awesome JT!!!
Thanks!!
Sooooooooooooooo cool. Thanks
You are so welcome!
Awesome video. Its great seeing the SD40-2 and hearing her rev up.
I'm also curious about those old position lights. Its clear they don't use them. Will they ever use them?
Cool video Jawtooth! Bern a while since we've seen the SD40-2 locomotives glad your filming those a bit more
Nice, love the paint job on the engines.
You know, I kinda do too. They're better looking than some of the other CCET locomotives that appear in JT's other videos.
Thanks!
Very cool train video thanks Jaw Tooth
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Great video. SD40 is great to see. Those locomotives are in great condition. Well maintained. Prime movers in great shape. No dirty exhaust smoke. Thanks for the video.
Thank you very much!
Hi JAW Tooth Glad to see your still out there showing us what's going on at the rail road crossing
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Very nice video, i was glad to see it on my subscription list.
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Great Sunday video love short line switching
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Awesome local action!
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Love your videos.
Glad you like them!
Love seeing your train videos since I’m a train enthusiast! And, I love your cute animals! My niece, and her family lives in a nice subdivision house located a short distance south of this C & E railroad line between Amelia and Batavia, Ohio! 🤠🚂
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Luv your posts
Quite a day's switching there. Nice catch! Listening to the workings as we watched was great. Reminds me of my younger days. You Keep Safe, with family and all included! Cheers Jaw Tooth!
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice catch!
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome
Thanks Michael!
Really like the video
I so want that whistle from that SD40-2 on my semi truck to scare those 4 wheelers... The SD-10 532 at WVRR in Connersville, IN now has competition.... Awesome switching at the crossing, brought back alot of what I went through on my volunteer classes that I took at WVRR several years ago, all the switching and manuvers. Great video.....Two thumbs up....
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Excellent switching JT!!!
I think so too! Thanks Jeff!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!!
Appears to be some nice railfan house there.
Thats a lovely spot in the second part, Great photo as 3512 passed those old disused signals, those locos are immaculate. I just added a rock (aggregates) train to my model train collection too.
Many thanks!
Awesome video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great switching video JT and love to hear that SD40-2 and GP15-1 running! They had a nice 30 car consist in tow and have missed seeing the CET! I've become a BIG FAN of that local short line railroad and would like to be living in that house by the crossing! Thanks again for all you do getting us great videos to watch!
Thanks!
Loved it JT, keep up the good work!
Hey Jawtooth that was a really cool video. I really enjoyed it. Love the sound of those engines. 👍👍👍❤️
Thank you very much!
JT: first your "critters" are just delightful! Second, why the extra switching, and 3rd, thanks for documenting railroading as it is.
Thank you very much! They had to pick up one load of scrap metal from the siding
Another great video. Engine 3512 needs a red strip to match the other engines
Amazing train catches!!
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Great close ups
Great to see short lines
So busy again
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Awesome video jawtooh and a nice friendly wave from the engineer
Yes indeed!
@@JawTooth u are welcome brian 😀
Thanks jaw tooth your video are awesome
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What time is the next video
😊thanks for the amazing video Brian.Tony here birdsday was super,greetings back from Tony.the automatic translate was working properly. thanks. have a nice day.greetz:🍐Peer.
Happy birthday Tony! I just now got home for the second time today
Good live action Son ... Love that SD40-2 ... Thx for posting ...
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saw about 12 trains go by my bridge job in Portsmouth Monday all within a 10 hour work day. We have a railroad flagger coming out in the morning to get us track authority. I will be running a lift above both rails dropping lumber down. The Loram ballast cleaner is working in the area also.
I saw the Loram ballast cleaner just a few miles east of Portsmouth on the NS line. Where is the bridge that is being worked on? I must have gone by it and didn't notice
@@JawTooth I’m on 23 over the tracks near the movie theater. It’s not much
Great Video as usual 🚂🚂🚋🚋🚋👍👍👍
Many thanks!
nice 👌 👍 you got a thumbs up from them them cool 😎 asome trains 😊
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ChainsawN&W1218, the switching is really cool, love those SD 40-2S air horns, there's a place I film on NS Whitethorn District where they actually still have and use the old N&W color position light signals like You were filming ,but earlier this month an NS signal maintainer told Me they were replacing them with PTC signals, I'll sure miss them, I filmed alot of other ones in operation that NS replaced already.
I enjoyed that video 👍👍
Thanks 👍
great video friend
Good morning to all from SE Louisiana 23 May 22.
Good morning Bill!
Thanks. Please keep the Cincinnati Eastern videos coming.
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Always Appreciate Travel, Time and Efforts with assembling and distributing videos each day. You’re more reliable than the USPS. 😬👍
Glad you like them! I spend at least 12 hours a day working on them lol
love your videos
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great video
Thanks!
Nice paint scheme.
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Good switching video!
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Nice job
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JT, I have to tell ya, those switching moves confused me, but after backing up and watching it a few times I realized that the COEX 394 high side gondola was the only loaded car out of the scrap yard. Seems it would be more efficient, from a logistical standpoint, to wait 'til all 3 cars at the scrap yard were loaded. Nonetheless another great video .. thanks. Keep 'em coming.
Good switching action.👍 Strange the last car didn't have a "fred" or a flag. Watch out for ticks in the tall grass. 🦗😁
Enjoyed your video
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for including the map - it explains the behaviour of the black car at 01:02.
Thanks for watching! There was a car parked on that side road and they couldn’t get around it
I like the horn sound on that engine.
30 cars. Pretty cool.
Great good video, mr Jaw Tooth.
This are the nice switching video. See how this railroadcompanys working switching work to the customers, the great companys would not do.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
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Thanks. 😺
Any time
Great catch jaw love the stone job 👍🏻 . To nab someone took the whistle sign . Hard to find old signs like that .meow cat loves Ham my cat loves Ham 👍🏻🇨🇦🇺🇸 be safe Robin over and out 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Cool vid, great local railroading action there. Looks like that little black car right at the beginning was thinking about running the gates then hastily changed his mind? Oops!
I needed a wake up horn, thanks.
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Great catch’s jaw and second
Thanks for being so fast!