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Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Heck ya!

It is.

Thank you!

Yes indeed! The couplers are very strong, I have a broken knuckle that was given to me, and it weighs about 80 lbs or about 36 kg!

Lol indeed 🤣

Your fake.

Thank you for your comment! Soldier Summit is located in eastern Utah. It has a ruling grade of 2.5% or 1:40, on both going up and going down, hence why the need for so many locomotives. I really like your description of the coal trains you see. I'd love to see one's that long! Here's a link to a website with more information on it: www.drgw.net/info/SoldierSummit

@jamesedwards9857 I would happily post the video directly onto your page or, even simpler, directly into your comments like I can on Facebook. I have not figured out how to accomplish that task on UA-cam yet. Still in beginner stage here lol

@robertgates5053 Unfortunately, youtube doesn't let you post videos or links in the comments. But if you're using your phone, in the regular video app you can use the Little + button on the bottom of the screen to upload videos, or you can also use the yt studio mobile app. Or if you're on a computer, you can use the yt studio website to upload videos directly. Also, if you want to post your Facebook profile and I'll friend or follow it with my account.

@jamesedwards9857 I will get it figured out, by hook or by crook lol

Unfortunately I don't know any places, look on Facebook or mabye try asking your coworkers.

You're welcome! I'm glad you liked the video!

Yes, indeed the world would surely be a different place without them.

Yes it is!

I'm glad you liked it!

Engineer farted.

Thank You! Greetings from the USA to Portugal! Watch the other videos just before this one to see the beginning of this trains journey and the rest of it before this video.

@@jamesedwards9857 i will, my friend.

@LisbonRailProductionsandF1 Great thank you. I hope you enjoy them!

@@jamesedwards9857 oh yeah.

@@jamesedwards9857 do you like model trains.

No, they are loaded. Watch the other videos of this train to see the cars from above.

I was also surprised to them! They're definitely at least 30 years old.

Thank you! 😊

I was about 500 feet~ across on the other side of the canyon zoomed in about 5x.

Yes, they certainly were! That's why I love BNSF trains in Utah bc they seem to have more variety than UP trains. But that's also just bc it's UP territory, so there's not as much of a chance for them to have foreign power.

​@@jamesedwards9857 Are BNSF coal trains on this route a regular occurrence? Any idea where they load?

@BoostedFridge no they don't run coal trains very often on this line. but they do have multiple manifest trains that run between Denver Colorado and Provo Utah that use the line, and those are almost daily each direction. Also I don't know where they get loaded at i assume somewhere east of Denver, since they took this train West from Denver over the Moffat pass and then Soldier Summit and points further.

@@jamesedwards9857 They could possibly load at Price and head west from there. I have seen them at Garfield headed west on the old WP tracks (now UP) headed toward Elko.

@snoopysanta1 Utah Railway used to load at savage between Wellington and Price, but now it's just UP that loads from there. The BNSF loads them somewhere in Colorado or elsewhere.

Great! Thank you! I'm extremely proud of how it turned out.

What do you mean?

Yes

Yes

That's really cool!

Thank you!

Many thanks! The ex UP locomotive is a SD60, so it has a EMD710 motor, and the grey one is a SD50, so it has an EMD645 motor. So if you listen closely, you can hear the slight differences between the two of them.

@@jamesedwards9857 Yeah pretty killer.. Thanks for the explanation too 👍🏼

Your welcome!

I think so too! It's such a shame that the G&W painted most of them in their boring orange and black corporate colors.

Thank you! I wish it was the Utah railway doing instead of UP, but it's at least good that they still use the yard.

Yes indeed! Thank you!

Thank you!

Yep, lol I bet they wanted to get home as fast as they could.

Thank you! I really like filming in that spot!

Mabye.

It certainly is! We were on our way back home and got stopped by this, so while I was stopped, I hurried and took a video of jt.

Mabye?

Thank you!

Mine too!

Thank you!

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed them and commented on each one. Stay tuned tomorrow for another cool set of videos.

Gotta keep em rolin!

Thank you! I was so happy to catch this one twice in Carbonville.

It sure was!

'Boulder mover' I love it!

Thanks for watching! It was my first time seeing a train hauling big rocks like this also. that's why I chased it and caught it in so many different locations. It also helped that they they were going slow lol.

I don't know where they were going, other than Southeast bound towards Green River Utah and Grand Junction Colorado.

Thank you! I love the way this video turned out. I didn't know why they stopped until they continued on their way, and the CZ came through, and then I realized why they had stopped.

Thank you! I was surprised to see that it was two trains in one.

It's definitely not as busy, ever since the UP took over.