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LORAM Rail Grinder Working during CPKC Lockout? Nearly Hit By Sparks!
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Timestamps:
0:00 Rail Grinding
1:11 Backing Up
2:28 Taking Off
3:17 Hi-Rail Trucks
#Loram #RailGrinder #CPKC #CanadianPacificKansasCity #RailwayMaintenance #TrainVideos #Railfan #Railfanning #TrainSpotting #FreightTrains #RailTransport #Railway #Railroading #LocomotiveSpotting #TrainCommunity #RailwayFans #DieselLocomotives #RailwayVideos #TrainLovers #RailGrinderOperation #RailwayPhotography #TrainEnthusiasts #ModernRailways #RailfanVideos #RailwayInfrastructure #TrackMaintenance #RailwayEngineering
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Loram rail grinder, rail grinder, Loram, CPKC rail grinding, Canadian Pacific Kansas City, railway maintenance, railroad maintenance, train maintenance, CPKC mainline, railfan, railfanning, train spotting, freight trains, railway videos, rail transport, railroading, locomotive spotting, train enthusiasts, diesel locomotives, train community, railway fans, track maintenance, railway engineering, rail grinder operation, modern railways, railway infrastructure, railfan videos
Timestamps:
0:00 Rail Grinding
1:11 Backing Up
2:28 Taking Off
3:17 Hi-Rail Trucks
#Loram #RailGrinder #CPKC #CanadianPacificKansasCity #RailwayMaintenance #TrainVideos #Railfan #Railfanning #TrainSpotting #FreightTrains #RailTransport #Railway #Railroading #LocomotiveSpotting #TrainCommunity #RailwayFans #DieselLocomotives #RailwayVideos #TrainLovers #RailGrinderOperation #RailwayPhotography #TrainEnthusiasts #ModernRailways #RailfanVideos #RailwayInfrastructure #TrackMaintenance #RailwayEngineering
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Loram rail grinder, rail grinder, Loram, CPKC rail grinding, Canadian Pacific Kansas City, railway maintenance, railroad maintenance, train maintenance, CPKC mainline, railfan, railfanning, train spotting, freight trains, railway videos, rail transport, railroading, locomotive spotting, train enthusiasts, diesel locomotives, train community, railway fans, track maintenance, railway engineering, rail grinder operation, modern railways, railway infrastructure, railfan videos
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Ex-CitiRail on the CPKC Mainline! Lot's of GEVO's!
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Like and subscribe for more videos like this! Timestamps: 0:00 CP 8903 Roaring 0:38 CN DPU's Passing 1:04 Oddball AC4400 1:35 Ex-Citirail 1:59 CP 8855 Shoving 2:13 CP 8855 Roaring 2:38 CP 8855 Leaving 3:01 CPKC 605 DPU's Thank you for watching!
CN Leading on CPKC Territory? Busy day on the Mainline!
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It was sure neat seeing seeing a train being operated by CN on the CPKC Sutherland Subdivision! If you know why it's out on the CPKC Line, leave a comment below and don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos! Timestamps: 0:00 CN ES44AC 0:52 CN AC4400C6M 1:03 CP AC4400CW 2:08 KCS AC4400CW 2:30 CP AC4400CWM 2:54 HERZOG Slack 3:04 KCS ES44AC
Rare Foreign Power, Hi-Rail, MOW Equipment and SD70ACU Action!
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Today, we caught the return of NS 7712 coming back from the west as a DPU this time! It was lead by an AC4400 which had a stack fire and wasn't loading but was too far away to see on the video. We also got MOW equipment passing by, an odd Hi-Rail and a glossy SD70ACU! Like and subscribe if you enjoyed! Thank you for watching!
Rare NS ES44DC and Frankenstein CP Rail on CPKC Subdivision!
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Today we got a couple awesome catches of some more rare foreign power on the Sutherland Subdivision and what's even better is the Frankenstein AC4400 with remnants of the CP Rail and the paint job of an ES44AC missing the golden beaver on the side! If you enjoyed, please like, leave a comment and subscribe! Timestamps: 0:00 AC4400CWM Building a train 1:04 AC4400CWM Taking Off Wave 1:34 Double D...
Lots of DPU's! Busy Day On CPKC's Sutherland Subdivision!
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Caught a few of CPKC's 300 series trains going in and out of the sutherland subdivision at milepost 120 for you guys, hope you enjoy and leave a comment down below on what you'd like to see next! Timestamps: 0:00 - CPKC 300 Leads 0:26 - CPKC 300 Rear DPU 0:32 - CPKC 301 Lead 0:48 - CPKC 301 Double Mid DPU's 1:02 - CPKC 301 Rear DPU 1:11 - CPKC 317 Leads 1:39 - CPKC 317 Train Assembly 2:04 - CPK...
CPKC EMD Sound Compilation: Rare Foreign Power + Cowl Units!
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Timestamps: 0:00 Preview 0:15 SD70ACU Pass By 0:42 SD70ACE Pass By 0:53 SD60M Stopping 1:54 SD70ACU Heritage 2:14 SD70ACE Starting Up 2:37 SD60M Passing By 2:59 UP SD70ACE Throttle Up 4:04 SD70ACE Take Off Foreign Power 4:56 GP38-2 Passing By 5:13 Rare SD40-2F Taking Off
TRAIN ON FIRE! Canadian Pacific Ballast Regulator Bursts Into Flames!
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On May 16, 2023 a CP ballast regulator burst into flames just as I was driving by, so I got out and got a quick video for you guys since no one else has ever made a video of a ballast regulator on fire! This was in the Saskatoon CP railyard in the Sutherland area!
Snow Removal Graders And Snow Blower Moving Heavy Snow
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#snowremoval #snowclearing #deere #cat #doosan #larue #plowing #snowblower #saskatoon #snow Saskatoon snow removal Doosan DL420, Deere 770G’s, and CAT 140’s clear the snow off of the side of the roads and into the middle for the blower to get rid of all of it before it floods the streets in spring in Saskatoon Contents 0:00 - Deere 770G 0:17 - Deere 770G 0:35 - Deere 770G 1:06 - CAT 140 1:17 - ...
Snow Removal CAT and Deere Graders Plowing Heavy Snow In Saskatoon
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#snowremoval #snowclearing #deere #cat #doosan #larue #plowing #snowblower #saskatoon #snow Snow removal CAT 140 and a Deere 772G spent the better half's of there day trying to get snow off of the streets after 2 back-to-back major snow storms that dropped over 40cm of snow in Saskatoon
Snow Removal CAT Grader Working In Heavy Snow
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#snowremoval #snowclearing #deere #cat #doosan #larue #plowing #snowblower #saskatoon #snow Snow Removal CAT 140 trying to clear massive snow bank off the road after snow storm, in Saskatoon
Awesome catch!
Only got to see a grinder once, it was being refilled by a CP water hauling contractor truck though
I have never knew Loram had a private car.
Once I saw one of these almost set a homeless person on fire sleeping by the tracks! 😮
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Thank you!
cant beat the sound of a GEVO
Is perfec!!🚂🔥🫵🏼🥇New subscribe
Thank you!
also saw CN leading trains on a BNSF sub but ive never seen anyone else do it other than them.
This is awesome stuff! This sound makes me feel like I’m at work! Thanks for the upload! 🙌🏼
Wonder why they left parts of CP Rail on the side of that ac4400?
that’s scary close at the start, surprised they let people on that bridge!
For sure, it was so loud at 0:19 my ear was ringing
W video👍👍👍👍👍
Love the sound of the 710!
Just imagine how difficult it would be to extinguish this fire if it were on a track far from the road and surrounded by cars.
I guess they're going to sit there and stare at it for awhile before they throw some water on it..
Hydraulic leaks are so much fun!
anybody notice how it takes forever for the FD to set up and start putting out the fire.
Are you going to put it out or you going to let it burn
Wow
CLICK BAIT. CLICK BAIT. No train involved. No train on fire.
Did you not watch the f'ing video
Apesar do incêndio 🧯 parabéns por registrar esse flagrante muito raro de acontecer, espero que não tenha vítimas. Lamentável perda do equipamento
The engineers don't wave from the trains anymore; not like they did back in 1954!
They've been getting too many single finger salutes.
How did it catch fire 🔥
Well they saved some of the paint!
Yeah!i was saying the same thing,don't worry about it boys it will put it self out😢.
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing
I watched the same kind of sparks come out of a burning S.U.V. when they hit it with water last week. Golf ball sized . I kept my distance. I wondered if it was a Hybrid and the glowing sparks were from the Battery power plant
Probably had some magnesium in it. It doesn't like water.
@@stevebean1822 Yes, when magnesium is hot and burning, putting water on it causes a reaction where it releases oxygen and actually burns more intensely, producing the bright white sparks.
Some fire practice for the boys
Good thing there wasn’t a string of loaded sulfur cars sitting there.
Must be worth a Million Dollars at Least
CP Track Maintenance Equipment needed Maintenance
I didn’t see a train on fire. Looks like some MOW equipment.
As the title states - a ballast regulator.
Train: Any vehicle on rails that can move under its own power
Why do you need to be so pacific. Also the title says ballast regulator.
@@dhodgkins1981 Pacific? Like southern pacific?
@@redlight722 A train of tought?..
For Sale RR Equipment slightly burned and identifying as being in good un burned shape.
All that grease and hydraulic fluid makes for a good source of fuel. I'm betting Kershaw will not take this one in on warranty.
Well that was a piss poor job by a lazy fire department. Damn. I can move faster than that lol.
I bet you never had to fight a fire when you didn't know what was burning. You just stand back and complain , Dipstick
I'm sure you're a trained expert, little boy. "I only hope to provide a little distraction of today's sad world and hopefully some enjoyment. We're all friends here, let's behave like it.' OK, so you're a f*cking liar of a little boy. Go play with your toy trains now.
My guess is that the department wasnt sure of the different chemicals they had to deal with. Fighting fires with a one way approach can lead to disasters.
@@jameshill1740 I've watched fire departments attack vehicle fires before - the time from rolling up to putting water on the fire is pretty typical.
Looks like someone switched that hopper into the track where the ballast regulator was parked. They make good bumpers albeit slightly burned after impact...😮
What on earth are you talking about? There was nothing else on that track.
@@whiteknightcat You missed the hopper sitting against the crushed regulator???
@@rxrcond4life Look again, on a larger screen. Those hoppers are on a completely different yard track, probably about 20 feet beyond the regulator.
@@whiteknightcat You are correct. Blowing up the screen shows you to be correct. I have seenbin my career two incidences where cars were humped into a track and damaged track gang equipment. Odd that a regulator would catch fire on it's own. Fuel leak maybe?
@@rxrcond4life I have no idea. I'd guess fuel or oil leak as well. (I'm pretty sure it wasn't made by Tesla!) LOL
Love the post FNDEL, I enjoy reading the comments by the firefighter wannabes. I ask you, just WHAT was it they were going to save by rushing in there? The regulator was a total loss when the first unit pulled up. Rule #1. Go home after your shift.
I don't believe there was much danger to not go home. Point is, you can give a shit and go home safely. Check your hormone imbalance.
@@dennisb-trains23 Remind me to never go into a burning building with you..............
Yeah i heard that was one of the new Chinese models that just came out. 🤣
One minute and thirty seconds from arrival to actually putting water to the flames. Seemed awful slow to me.
I think since it was a total hull loss, they were more interested in keeping the sleepers / ties from burning, and what little they did was in the name of training. No sense in getting too gung ho when you are trying to teach fire science.
So the fire department can't assess the situation first before they rush in?
You're going to be terribly disappointed when you see how long it takes for actual (vs armchair) firefighters to set up for a structure fire.
Almost 2 minutes after the arrival the first jet of water hit the fire.
awesome clear video, thanks bro
WOW! Professional cellar-savers at work.
Painful
Holy Toledo, (or Saskatoon)!
The engineers don't wave from the trains anymore; not like they did back in 1954!
That's because operating rules require crew members keep windows closed at all times due to azz-holes that throw rocks or shoot at locomotives. Many personal injuries in years past...
So that contributed to the fire?
Everything on rails is not necessarily a train.
What’s the source of ignition? And what’s the combustible fuel in a machine made mostly of steel? Hydraulic fluid?
I was wondering the same, you make a great point mentioning hydraulic fluid. Those have little engines in them too, possibly fuel for that?
A ballast regulator is like any other motor vehicle - it uses fuel like gasoline or diesel, it's got oil and lubricants, an electrical system (which you could see sparking all over the place), and combustible plastics.
I had no idea those were EVs
Fire dept got there quickly enough
It’s always amazing to see the flame running away from the water . Kinda like Ol Joe bumbles running from the truth . 👊🏻
Say his name ya coward. He won't care.
I came here just to watch the tires explode. Maybe next time.