Hey jaw tooth can you pin this comment so everybody can see Because I accidentally deleted my KZread channel so I want people to subscribe to me because I am very sad And anybody subscribes to me I will subscribe back to them

@2009_f1_car

2 жыл бұрын

Hey np

Love that trestle! The short line videos are my favorite, good job JT! 😊

I like how in the Midwest they still have the telephone and telegraph lines still in place along the tracks. I know some of the seldom used railroads still used them until not too long ago for switch and signal controls because it wasn't cost effective to upgrade them to fiber and wireless systems. One of my douche bag cousins in Indiana got some federal time about 10 years ago for scrapping copper off some poles along what he thought was an abandoned railroad that hadn't had a train down it in 20 years or more. Apparently some of the pairs were still being reserved for signal communication.

Ohhhhhh yeahhhh I love the grain hopper cars and the train horns, my favorite!!!!

Love this video. Like seeing these small, rural Ohio towns. Peaceful, quite, even clean of road trash. Must look pretty in the autumn.

Loved this video.. love the attention given to close up of rails before and after train passes over..wowww

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

@istanbuluseverim

4 жыл бұрын

Jaw Tooth yes I did many times when I’m trackside I do same observing rusty or unused rails before and after usage .. this the first time in many videos of any fan detailing this .. I did subscribe for this reason 😊

Hey man, I really appreciate all your hard work. This video really helped me out with my railroad 🤘🏻 I'm hoping one day to see this in reality, but until then... thanks for showing it to all of us 🙌🏻

@JawTooth

2 жыл бұрын

You can do it!

Thansk Jaw tooth. Cool to see old rails in action! Love the Delaware & Hudson covered hopper- and the switcher in action! I image the hot smell you commented on were from brake shoes as it sounded like the brake were on during that pass. Please keep up the excellent videos!

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I think they did have a few stuck on.

Loving the sounds of those cars, music to my ears!

Even 2 years ago jaw tooth has fantastic videos of trains this one is super fantastic

Loved seeing D&H grain car. I worked on the D&H 39 yrs.retiring June 2010.

wow an Ann Arbor and a deleware and hudson hopper cars!! nice catch

There are a Lot more Short Line Railroads across the US than people realize. 👍

It’s great to see a switcher on the first train of the year.

Love your videos keep em coming!

Love seeing that ann arbor railroad grain hopper. Nice shots!

I love seeing old lines come back to life!!

I love the trestle shot especially when the SD45-2 is on it. That burning smell is probably a brake.It sounds like one dragging on at least that last car. As always a thumbs up and a thanks for posting!

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steve!

Cool video....totally enjoyed it....nice collection of old hoppers,and,a really nice area.....awesome stuff....

Living North of Toronto i always enjoy hoping on google maps and finding the exact locations you go to. Thanks for all the hard work and dedication to putting out quality train videos!

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I like that you show the rails

Did I just see a grain car with NO graffiti ??? A new year indead ! Out and about early doors Jawtooth -picking up where you left off with the excellent videos ! That mp15s horn is on another level -heres to a superb live action 2020 ! Regards

Much Amacing Video happy new year

Those creaking rails sound like my knees.

@kelvintorrence5994

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like my body 2 everything creaking and cracking 2

@jamesgale1089

2 жыл бұрын

That cool seeing a d&h coverhopper on the train. I lived in Delaware & Hudson county. And that was neat to see.

Better all the time

Seeing that engine running long hood forward was pretty awesome, all it needed was an N&W on it:)

Cinci Railroad, cool beans. YCR 332 Cincinnati East Terminal Railway .EMD SD45-2.is a 6-axle diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD). EMD built 136 locomotives between 1972 and 1974, primarily for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway (ATSF).

Really enjoyed that. Admire your stamina. We have a lot of preserved steam lines in the UK but some old abadoned lines are being used again. Hopefully more to come.

I still have not really figured out how to send a comment, but wait there is more ? Looks like I might have found it, really. I also figured out that your name is Brian and not Jaw Tooth. Thanks for all the videos you have taken in the past years, I have learned a lot about railroading in the last 5 months and that is not to bad for being eighty years old. Thanks A Lot. Smitty 3751 & 1673

Loved that 3rd load picked up at the grain elevators still showing old D & H heritage.

I noticed the last 2 cars leaving the grain elevators the wheels were locked up then they started turning after they passed by.

Happy new year Brian. You certainly get around a lot, enjoy all your videos, keep them coming. Thank you. Edward

I haven’t seen a Delaware and Hudson car in a long time. Thanks for showing us

That’s a neat little engine.

lol the spraypaint patch job, nice

Used to walk Claire yard as a child visiting my grandparents. My mother would tell me of how the yard was when she was a child. The office/restaurant/ crew change place at the bottom of that abandoned road across from the river crossing. Caught a couple of trains coming off that bridge on the peavine way back then. Your videos are awesome and as a short line or branch line junkie I really appreciate them. Been watching you for almost three years, keep it up!

@leshemingway3352

4 жыл бұрын

Check out Next Door many pictures of Clare Yard rail depo's in Milford Newtown and more

Great harmonics from the trestle. Kinda reverbs into the tailbone and ribs.

Great video to start off the New Year!

This was a neat catch. Old spur lines or rarely used ones are super interesting to me

Thanks

Awesome catch with the D&H man, always love it when vacant track gets re-activated instead of being turned into some stupid rail-trail.

@austinmiller3497

4 жыл бұрын

Same here those tracks are definitely seeing some new life and a lot of trains

that Elk Fork Trestle was like Music 🎼👂 ℹ could Hear NOTES 🎶 man !

332 built as EL 3657, SDP45, rebuilt after 1972 wreck with SD45-2 hood. Kids threw a switch and the EL train ran into a siding at speed, I think everything above the frame was replaced as it doesn't even have the EL notch and wheel handbrake the rest of those had. While three others from the same order were rebuilt as SD40-2Ms for SP I think this is the last one still in service anywhere.

@CR7659

4 жыл бұрын

The D&H hopper in original paint is pretty rare too.

Bonsoir Jaw bonne année 2020 excellente vidéo et merci d'avance pour les images à venir .

Speaking of trains, Brian, I was at the fire department that I applied to join last year when I heard a train horn as I opened the passenger door on my friend's car. Sure enough, Lycoming Valley Railroad (my local short line railroad) came through running North Shore Railroad locomotive 2017 as the motive power for the train and a consist of 6 covered hoppers.

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

@EmergencyGuy

4 жыл бұрын

@@JawTooth Indeed. I tried to get a video, but ran out of room on my phone. The next time I hear or see a train coming, I'll make sure I have enough room on my phone for the full video.

Neat to see the position lights still standing. Fading history

Great video &angles. Keep up the good work. 👍🏻

Great video Great shot paticalarly the trestle bridge shot.

Enjoy watching your videos & seeing the trains in your part of the world. :)

Ohh like the D&H grain car miss the old D&H they were from my neck of the woods.

@kennethsteffens5074

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! D&H grain car with NO GRAFFITI on it. Must've been stored somewhere in tight security. Maybe we can get the youth of today to paint that SD-45 in N&W livery.

Good action. I like old rough industrial track and spurs.

Great video as always

Happy New Year to you and your family Brian! At 21:10 there is a spur that goes off to the right.... looks abandoned. Is there a customer there?I am definitely starting a "Go Fund Me" page for CCET so they can repaint their locomotives.... for instance, at 7:00 and 11:00 minutes into your video. I am speaking about CCET 2414. I like the color scheme red/white logo on a black background. But MAN! Let's see some new professional paint! I will not be voting for "Best Short line Railway" until I SEE SOME NEW PAINT!!!

Nice video Brian. Happy new year 🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎊🎉🎊🎉🎆🎆🎆

Great videoing "always is", the long shot going over the trestle was extra cool !!

Nice slow speed shots of those hoppers for modellers who want to do some custom painting and weathering. Thanks for sharing!!!

Good stuff as always jaw tooth. Happy new year from across the pond 👍👍

Amazing how much action there is on this road. Love the shot of the train on the viaduct. Reminds me of Moodna Viaduct in Salisbury Mills, NY. Keep ‘em coming, JT!

They must have forgot to knock off the brakes. Brakes are burning. Great catch.

Happy New Year. Thanks for being out in the cold so we can enjoy these videos. Stay warm and safe.

Awesome video!!!

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jeff!

@Chessie1985

4 жыл бұрын

Your welcome!!

I love those old railroads I hope you don't delete them

Thank You Jaw Tooth

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Daniel!

Make America Great Again!

Excellent, atmospheric video. Thanks again JT.

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Great 2020 debut, Brian! I think that was the biggest collection of hoppers I have seen where every one was a different owner, I think. It was crazy to hear the ties and ballast creaking under the weight of those loaded cars. That trestle is so picturesque, a rail fan's dream. I wanted to ask, that siding at 21:00 in Sardinia, is it active?

Winchester Ag ships allot of beans overseas in containers as well. Amazing what a 20 ft container can hold.

Nice video for 2020 CCET 2807 is still running here in WA/OR

The sound of hand brakes

A nice video.

Awesome video.

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks Jaw Tooth!

Nice action. I wonder if you saw that leaning telephone pole. It looks like it's being up because of the wires connected to it.

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know. I will look at that. I cant remember. Live Action! Woo!

Happy New Year Jaw Tooth. Love your videos...

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Happy New Year Mark!

Neat shots! 👌

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

like that mournful sound of the train horn

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Me too! That switcher is awesome

smitty 3751 Well I think I have figured out some of the workings of the system. You still take great shots with the camera, even with the weather that bad. Keep up the great work.

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

The worst part is when my fingers get frozen in the cold weather or when my feet get wet in the rain. Thanks for watching Smitty!

That smoke is the turbo charging going That will catch fire as we see on the main lines if they don’t change it out soon. Great job on the video !!

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info

This would be a good subject for a small model railroad.

Nice video

7:10 old Ann Arbor Railroad hopper!! Awesome catch!

@nolancain8792

4 жыл бұрын

Michigan Rail Productions 7:23 D&H hopper.

I wonder if the spray painted 2414 designation was put there by rogue railroad enthusiasts. LOL

Love the short line footage especially the overhead shots, looked like a cold dreary day 👍keep up to great work

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

That trestle is amazing!

Awesome video! Loved the switcher/45 pairing. Great industrial trackage footage

At about 19:40 you can see a crazy light dancing around, reflecting off the train lights I reckon. It eventually turns into a pair of crazy dancing lights! :D Awesome effect caught on camera by the mighty Jaw Tooth! :D

Seeing that Dallmation was worth watching the video. LOL Thanks, JT!

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

i have him in a few videos. There were two of them. I haven't seen the other one in about a year

It’s great to see short line rail roads come back to America again. Unlike where I live the MKT is a bike trail now, and so is the rock island line in MO.

@mikebrabant4170

4 жыл бұрын

We need jobs not more bike and walking trails, nice to see an old spur line still in use.

@crystalrock18

4 жыл бұрын

mike brabant I am totally 100% on board with you. It I seriously makes me mad that the Rock Island lone from Union to KC MO is now a biking trail. One of the longest railroad trestles west of the Mississippi is now part of a bike trail, it makes me sick. When the rails get torn up, so do jobs, and our country goes to waste. Sorry for the lengthy rant, but trust me Mike we need to bring working America back.

Neat to see how much the rails shine up after a small train. Thank you.

Great video son

Awesome footage 👍👍🚂🚂🇮🇳

Happy New year jawtooth...as always your live action rocks!!!

I thought 2414 was an mp15dc. Awesome video as always Brian

Nice little town up there.

Now i understand why there was an end cab switcher. No 6 axle unit would make it on that track. What a pain.

I was referring to the crossing at the beginning of the video. Other than that great video Jaw Tooth!😃

LIVE ACTION WHOO.

@JawTooth

4 жыл бұрын

But Wait There's More!

This is really gud one !!!

Love

Thank you for taking your time to make this so the rest of us can enjoy. Always great to see little spur lines.