Hey, JT! Just thought I'd remind you that your films have revived the railroad enthusiast in me! I’m significantly old than you and have no railroad anywhere nearby today. So the only train viewing I get is on KZread. This channel is my favorite. Those are some pretty big raindrops in there!

@brittnaesimmons5170

2 жыл бұрын

Hey just

@brittnaesimmons5170

2 жыл бұрын

Thought

Wow that last train was a real long one hauling thousands of tons of freight.

That was an epic cross over hope you have an amazing week jawtooth and never stop being you.

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! You too!

New river junction looks like an awesome place to watch trains. Even minor derailment’s can cause major headaches for train crews and dispatchers. Thanks for documenting what happened there Jaw. Peace.👍🏼🚂

@utubewatcher806

2 жыл бұрын

Also would be interesting to learn what happened at dispatching hq's--the coordination to shift from CSX dispatch to NS dispatch, then back to CSX. How the connecting tracks were aligned without interfering with home railroad operations, etc.

@nancyhodges444

Жыл бұрын

@@utubewatcher806 good point.

That last train was a monster!

Great video....first train with all those vehicle frames(Magna Int'l?) and UP loco...didn't know ballast would support crops 🙂. That intermodal train was so long it would solve the supply chain crisis on its own! The old Paper Mill building is really a fine example of early century industrial architecture; maybe they'll turn it into loft space or condo's ...a shame to tear it down. Chessie is man's best friend and Norfie purrs like a GP-18🐈. These videos are relaxing after a long day!

Good stuff on the stuff falling off of trains. The soybeans and corn looked like they have a fighting chance. What if one of those auto frames falls off and you come back to video there again in a month and find a new car coming up through the ballast? Would you tell anyone, Señor Jaws? I bet you see all kinds of weird stuff out there. Good on ya! Gracias por tu video. RT sends... Puebla, México...

18:40 You don't see 89-foot trailer flatcars very often nowadays, and here's two of them in a row (on second look they appear to be drawbar-connected pairs intended to carry three 45' or 53' trailers with the middle trailer straddling the pair.)

The switchover reminds me of my model train sets (HO) when I was a kid - it's a thrill to see that engine balancing from side to side as it changes tracks. Thanks JT - another great vid!

Hi there I love your train videos trains are so awesome to watch I enjoy watch them everyday thank you for all the hard-work you put in filming them I’ll keep watching it thanks again

Now thats one massive double stack didn't think it was ever going to end they must have emptied 3-4 yards for this one lol

Cool crossover Jawtooth! Really cool how those tracks switch remotely and a good reminder not to walk along the tracks, could you imagine someone walking along and one of those switches changing and catching their foot! Awesome catches! And thanks for sharing!

@btd2516

2 жыл бұрын

OUCH!!!

@dsmith9964

2 жыл бұрын

That thought reminds me of that scene from "Fried Green Tomatoes".. Ouch!

@musclecarmitch908

2 жыл бұрын

@@dsmith9964 that's exactly what I thought of!

@ronhood7773

2 жыл бұрын

Joe Dirt!!!

@musclecarmitch908

2 жыл бұрын

@@ronhood7773 Yes! I had forgotten about that one!👍

Another cool moment, thanks for pointing out the Soybean & Corn growing in the ballast JT !

Thank you Jaw Tooth, watching that cross over was very nice. Hearing of wheels and the rail squealing is music to my ears 🎶❕️🎶❗️🎶

I was beginning to wonder if you were going to upload anything today, but you finally uploaded this awesome catch, and an update on the derailment in Hamilton, Ohio.

I often wonder if the engineers have in the back of their minds, “hope we don’t derail with all these switches.”

@captainrikcaldwell9375

2 жыл бұрын

Bridge crossings would be scary 😨

@AgentMulder1805

2 жыл бұрын

I discussed this very thing during the vid. It would keep you frisky like some of the rail ×ings🚋🚞

@hadesdescent6664

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not an engineer (and I live in Europe, don't have such worries here), but I often have such thoughts knowing and seeing how many derailments happened just in last year or two, throughout US and Canada! Heavy trains, and those switches looks (!) It's scary! Also just before and after the crossings: sleepers and mudd from the rain/water.... anyway, locomotives going up and down, left right, dancing over the switches and crossings at higher speeds (cars too) ; it is worrying ! Should be more welded rails on concrete sleepers and frequently change the switches! They have controls of the track, but what is safe is questionable !

@danielulz1640

2 жыл бұрын

@@captainrikcaldwell9375 most bridges and trestles have guide rails to prevent derailments.

@captainrikcaldwell9375

2 жыл бұрын

@@danielulz1640 believe that is great..I was thinking collapse..

That switch could use some adjustment. The engines really rocked during the transition.

A lion video today. Thanks for the video and chat and the pets!!!

nice 👌 👍 trains again yup agree they empty the yard on that one pretty long trains

Hello JT!!! Been meaning to comment on this video for months. I love interlockings. I've always been fascinated about the switching of trains how even out away from civilization, I can be watching when suddenly a switch will activate seemingly all by itself, like magic. I especially enjoy the interlocking at the beginning of this video where the NS and CSX come together. I really enjoyed watching the NS utilizing the crossover then being routed a different direction through the interlocking. I find it fascinating that a dispatcher hundreds of miles away can, with the simple press of a button, change the direction of an entire train to get it to where it needs to go. I think this is one of your best interlocking videos I've seen unless there's another you have that I possibly haven't seen. I could sit with my favorite beverage at that first interlocking you filmed all day and be happy. And thank you so much for the videos of Chessie and Norfie. I forget the name of your other dog...sorry. I like cats but I love dogs and miss my last dog terribly. Chessie looks like she's such a sweetheart. I can tell she's your buddy. She has such a sweet face like she doesn't have a mean bone in her. My last dog tugged at my jeans leg too when she wanted more attention. Thanks too for enduring the rain for our benefit at the end of this video. I'm sure it wasn't pleasant, yet you hung in there. Can't thank you enough for all of your efforts. Please be safe sir and, you hang in there.

Good diesel chug on the CSX. Interesting videos this AM. Thanks.

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Great video Keep them coming Thank you very much

Hey Jawtooth, so glad to see another video of yours. I always look forward to them. I am hoping to get out tomorrow, weather permitting, to get some more videos for my channel.

I wish I could spend as much time by the tracks as you! Enjoy all your videos

@huyked

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Mr. Scopoli. I chanced upon this channel due to the creator's comment on a prank video. Upon seeing the number of subscribers (173K), I was floored. I didn't know there was such an audience for train videos. If I may ask a personal question, what makes them so appealing, not only for you, but can you venture a guess for others? It's great there are resources like this for others with the same interest.

That was very cool watching the train switch over, Great video!

Hallo Mr Jaw TOOTH, was a pleasure to watch your recordings on the trains here in the city of Hamilton in the state of Ohio. Never went to this place in Ohio yet, but it seems a nice state to visit. Love to see the trains overthere passing that interlocking on the tracks. Was a super miles long cargo train for sure, never saw such a long train in my life. Nice recording and I am loooking forward for your next train video. Watching this nice train video from Paramaribo in Suriname...... Marty

Excellent job thanks Jt. Chris from England.

The rust on the running surface of the rail is only superficial. Absence of trains for a day or two and rain and rust forming, very light in color. All it takes is the passing of a train for it to disappear.

Great video and a derailment wow hope everyone is okay and first

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for being here so fast! Everyone was okay

Nice footage! Cool shot of the CSX in the rain 👌

Good job you brought your slicker, JT!

Another excellent video JT!!!

Great shot of that train switching tracks. Wow that first train was long. Awesome video JT you need to get some rain gear.

amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

JT I love seeing your pets you have a lovely farm

Rain or shine, I love your consistent videos popping up day after day.

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Yay! Thank you!

Liked the crossover move. All the flatcars with truck frames were something you don't see every day. When i was a kid we used to take pop cans and put them between the points and watch them get crushed when the interloking returned to normal. Sometimes the can would jam the points open and must have showed a fault down at the tower in the Menominee valley ( Milwaukee Wi.) because within minutes a speeder would show up and the driver would get out and pry the can out. I used to think it was all kinds of funny back in the day but now, not so much. Thanks for the great video!

Wow super long trains another amazing train video thanks Jaw Tooth

I counted 218 compartments and cars on the 3rd train. I counted it twice, both times with 218 compartments and cars. I count each compartment as one, even though the 3 to 5 compartments cars are one car, each with the same car number. But each compartment has a suffix of A, B, C, D, or E. Most compartments will be between 60 and 70 feet long.

You just reminded me of my hometown in Iowa. There was a CNW auto rack in the first NS train. Chicago & North Western (now UP) had a double track main right through the middle of my town.

The switch action was really cool. Thanks Jaw Tooth.

5:37 I guess those are truck frames since most cars are unibody ?

Love how the track is still fastened down with old fashioned spikes to wooden ties even on a class one railroad ,

Great video Brian!👍

Oh yeah those trains keeping the rails nice and shiny. 👍 Man the tracks closest to you looked like they are sagging on the bridge, I know some of it is the long shot your filming, great long shots too by the way !! 👍 Keep up the good work son, super awesome video !! 👍

Great video Jaw tooth keep up the good work

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

That was really cool hearing the switches change on the tracks.

Another AWESOME video Those trains were both long I'm surprised there's not more Derailments Seems the engines Would wear out more quickly With the added stress

2:27-oh, I wish I was there to watch that train cross over to another track!

I like all your videos. They are all wonderful. I also love the kitten and your dog they are so cute both.

Amazing railway video!!

Awesome JT enjoying watching now yep long trains and 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎 yep awesome video 😎😎👍❤

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Awesome!!!

Great video Jaw tooth . It's was along train . Have a great week cheers sincerely Andrew Macintosh

Thank you for documenting these trains in Hamilton, Ohio on 27 May 2022, Jawa Tooth! The New River location is a great location for train watching! Where were those car frames going? There were a couple of long trains in this video. Do you know how long it took them to clean up that derailment?

I liked the rust to polish closeup you did of the rails. Pretty cool!👍

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 👍

Awesome footage always

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks again!

love seeing trains use the cross over track like that got 1 video in prince crossing from branch line to the number 2 main and A reupload of the trestle near by

@Starlight_66

2 жыл бұрын

Thumbs up again 🖒

Keep up the great 👍 Videos of the Trains and Pet,s !!!!

@JawTooth

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

Im shocked they were no DPUs due to their lenght and kitty is getting so big

Awesome video again.

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Good afternoon Jawtooth. That crossover is cool . I just got back from Mexico where wifi was scarce. Now I’m going to binge on your videos of the last ten days .

@mshum538

2 жыл бұрын

Rachel you must be a pretty big rail fans that loves trains, good for you, thats nice……ms

@rachelolvera9435

2 жыл бұрын

@@mshum538 there is something about watching trains go by . 😀

@mshum538

2 жыл бұрын

@@rachelolvera9435 Rachel I ran trains for 40 years and when I was stopped I always got off and watched the train by, always wanted to see under the moving train to the other side….ms….

Awesome video as always and my daughter loves seeing norfie and chessie

Jawtooh that was an amazing video awesome content on this channel

Thanks for this video! With that last train it was almost as if the video was recycled to make it look long, but finally the train ended!🚫❌

It only took me 12 hours today to watch this video but I did count twice and came up both times with 217 good video I did enjoy it after watching a second time uninterrupted

This one gave me the chills!!!

Good video Jawtooth! You know I saw an ns intermodal yesterday with a heritage unit, we were the first ones up there because the crossing gates went down right before i was about to go over the tracks! But a car went around the gates and it was the car behind us, but the train was almost 3ft away from slamming into the side of the SUV!

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow! When will ppl learn? But at least you got lucky and saw an awesome train! Heritage units rule!

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars Yes, and get to ride the trains again. Probably already rode the trains as raw material also

Nice video I hope everyone was ok in the derailment I love your videos Jaw Tooth😁

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

All good. No injuries. Thanks for watching!

I like that spot where they switch rails. That container trainnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn! Nice job Brian.

Thanks. Great footage and learned something - car bodies.

I enjoyed that video 👍👍

I'm beginning to catch up on your videos this one was great

COOL VIDEO! Your black cat is cool also!

Excellent video ❤️

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

ChainsawN&W1218, always cool 😎 to see trains diverting and taking the crossovers, really good 👍 shots,always like seeing the cars rocking, I'm going to do some filming Saturday hope I catch some diverting at this one place I film.

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! I hope you get some good trains

Awesome shot of switching 👏....too Kool

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Kim!

Good cross over... now we can see what happens to the rust.

Long trains with no DPU. Crazy JT..thanks

Great catch - about that location where the old paper mill is - is the area mostly industrial or mixed use ? The speeds were slow since they had to go through multiple switches to get to branch lines. Are there any plans for the area for the futue ?

Good vid. If it's any consolation your stormy black looking skies resemble ours up here in Manitoba.

Great locations great live action.

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Hey JT. I counted 227 cars on that train in Hamilton. I think that's the longest train I've seen in your videos since I started counting.

Great Catches!

nice capture 👌

Many cars with what looks like auto chassis stacked ?. Thanks for your videos 😀👍🏾🚂

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Good question! Yes, those were huge stacks of auto frames

Good video jawtooth

In the mid-1960's I was lived in Hamilton but went to college in Wisconsin. Back then the branch this train is taking to Indianapolis was Pennsylvania, and they still had a passenger train to Chicago. For a couple of years I was able to take the Chicago Northwestern train from Appleton Wis, to Chicago, then the Pennsylvania to Hamilton when coming home for Christmas. Unfortunately there was very little time to change stations (LaSalle St to Union Station) in Chicago, so several times I ended up on a bus. Good memories, all the same.

Jawtooth - nice work as usual. I don’t usually comment on other peoples videos, but when it comes to the railroad you definitely have the some of the best. I had the opportunity to visit North Platte Yard last week…Ever been there? Mark, (retired engineer, Amtrak)

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for commenting Mark! No, I have not been there yet. I want to visit and go up in the observation tower.

The last train in this video really needed a DPU. 218 cars are quite the load for just two engines.

Yup, again some nice shiny rail. I like that.

Nice job cool

Awesome long trains.

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, thanks

Jawtooth I live in Cleveland 5 minutes from Collinwood rail yard that's north of me just south of me in sight are the Norfolk Southern tracks and let me tell you if they ever as you say emptied out the yard the train would be 5 miles long keep up the good work use the radar gun !!!

😊that was a long containertrain.Brian.thanks for the viddeo.i have send you 1 video.greetings to the familie.greetz:🍐Peer.

Jaw tooth that's cool automatic track switchers

THE VIDEO AND CROSSOVER IS INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE I ALWAYS LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOUR VIDEO AND I AM GLAD FOR YOU AND YOUR EFFORT I BELEIVE THIS IS A GOOD TALENT I ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS AND LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING 👀 THEM. THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO AND THE INFORMATION ON YOUR CHANEL. THIS IS MY PASSION AND MY LOVE FOR THE RAILS.JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA NORFOLK SOUTHERN RULES MY RAILS 👌

@24:14; Looks as if the train is going the wrong way!! LOL!! BTW, they don't makes cars with frames anymore, all automobiles are unibody now. Looks like truck frames. Keep up the good work, JT!!!

After those accident,the trains run again... What change!!!! Amazing vídeo beginning june... 😱😱😱😱🚂🚂🚂🇺🇲😸😸🤩😍😍😍🤪🤪🎃🎃🎃

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Good Afternoon Jaw Tooth.