ASHE's GVT Delaware-Lackawanna Von Storch Locomotive Shop Tour, Part 1

American Society of Highway Engineer's (ASHE) site visit to the Von Storch locomotive repair shop of the Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad Tuesday October 13, 2020.

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

Thank God for the Alco Doc !!! : D

[@jeffreykupetz4930]

Drinking game:
Take a shot every time the mechanic says "ya know"

[@cdm1250uhf1]

WHAT A NEAT TOUR!!

[@Ghauster]

Very interesting and informative. Don is a good presenter along with being the Great Alco Doc.

[@waltergarner346]

The Alco Doc

[@StephenCarlBaldwin]

Excellent video -- I learned a lot. Thanks for recording this incredibly informative shop visit. Long live 4-axle locomotives! Long live Alco/GE!

[@danhoyland142]

I’ve had so many questions about the intricacies of Alcos few years now and all I could ever get was they pulled hard, and blew tons of smoke, but nothing else. This is such a great source of information. Thanks for posting

[@brianwilson7314]

This video shows that DL's locos are not going anywhere soon!

[@Coloribus2004]

Deleware Lackawanna should be nicknamed ''The Alco Saviors!''

[@saltman9584]

wow i never knew Fairbanks morse owned ALCO. I also never knew they were still making parts for these good engines. Great video!

[@kddaniels5965]

Awesome video, thank you.

[@paulbabinski5481]

Interesting video

[@steveashworth6707]

Very interesting!.

[@paulquick8806]

This will definitely be 👍 grreat for local Pocanos economic futures excellent ..too much to say for hard working people🇺🇸💪🚂!!!

[@tpfromcentralpa1692]

That right there is the man who I would most love to meet in the entire country, The Alco Doctor! I have heard though his Piano from the old shop did not survive the move? Any truth to that? Great video!

[@curtisharlan9230]

So you are up in Delaware area

[@binsk9276]

The shop is in Scranton.