Simply an excellent video thank you so much for posting. Your friend from NC

Great video of an interesting perspective of TVRM

That little boy sure looked happy ! I would be too !

I think this is easily one of the greatest things I have ever seen!, but boy was I bummed out at the end cause I really wanted to get a closeup of how you were turning the speeders and getting them on the trailers!, perhaps you could keep this in mind for another video!?

Awsome ride. Great video.Cant wait intil the next ride along.Thank You for sharing.

Another great video Ben. See ya on the rails soon!

Great video of an interesting perspective of TVRM. I loved seeing the P&N speeder behind you, with the SC Flag.

How much fun was that. How cute. Thank you

They are trailered from point to point. We are able to load them on the track with the turn table underneath the cars.

Like the other guys said, "Great Video" !!!!!!

I want one of these Speeders to fix up my own way I have the radios, UP sign from one, & beacons but no Speeder yet & I'm cheap lol

Since it's a pre-civil.war.tunnel.i bet it's haunted as all get out. Just saying Does anyone know the year it was dug? Have a great day everyone.

@bentheredonethat07

2 жыл бұрын

The marker stone on the tunnel list 1850. I would assume that is the completion date as the stone work would not have been done during the dig.

My wife asked me how do they get them on the track? Transport them to other rail roads for meets etc?

@andreberthelot4553

5 жыл бұрын

Hi, sure great video. Thanks. JABerthelot

@parrychapman7703

5 жыл бұрын

Trailers, my friend. Regular ole utility trailers pulled behind trucks or SUVs. If you look real close at the beginning of the video, you will see one on a trailer behind a SUV.

Very nice video...I love the drone shots, except he needs to be a little lower ( or closer), the clarity is great! Looks like a lot of fun, especially with a tour of the shops. Quite an impressive array of equipment, something for everyone. Approx. how many miles did you run, and what was your average speed? Thanks for posting...that was fun! ✌😁

@bentheredonethat07

4 жыл бұрын

It was the museum run about 3 miles each direction. Speed was about 10 miles per hour. We normally run about 28 miles an hour on our main line runs.

@markfortin421

4 жыл бұрын

@@bentheredonethat07 Thank You Ben...it looks a lot faster than that (maybe 30)

@bentheredonethat07

4 жыл бұрын

@@markfortin421 If you get a chance, view the Autauga Speeder video from 2018. We were cruising about 32 on that one.

Hey Ben it’s Melody, William’s sister

@bentheredonethat07

2 жыл бұрын

Good to talk to you

@AwesomeAngryBiker

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Melody, nice to meet you 😁

They even have the equipment to keep the rails in order .

Ya I will say this I love these railroad speeders and would not mind having one myself but when it comes to the price no thanks I'm not paying top dollar on second hand Good's

Why do you need motorized vehicle. In British commonwealth, there used to be a light weight three or four wheeled cart that you can put on track by yourself and move it like a rower and it can even ride over climb. No need to go this expensive. Watch railway adventures across australia. Scott McGregor has shown a “hand trike” AKA trafalgar velocepede. That is stable, light, extra durable and go upto 20 miles/hour, two person version go even faster.🙄😊

Are they forced to attach that damn Yankee flag?