Dad worked as a Fireman on the D.T. & I. back in the 1950s....and used to talk about going up and down that hill...he still had the old shovel from doing the hand-fired steam locos....and he was very glad when they went to the stoker fired ones...there is video out there, somewhere, of back when there was Passenger service all the way to Ironton, OH.....
Very great 👍 show today Jaw Tooth you covered all major lines today N.S. , BNSF, Double Header UP & CSX plus a great old train tressle great fall colors starting to appear ! Thanks for your information about the scanner I picked up the uv-5r for $22 can’t beat that price ! Great 👍 work today very informative information Thanks 😊🤩😎🤓
I'd like to think that the spring compression and slow tanker train was delivering heavy and dark Munich, Bavaria Oktoberfest beer to those thirsty souls in Ohio who still maintain a link to the old country. Gracias und Danke, Señor Herr Jaws por tu video. RT sends, Puebla, México...
You'll have to get back to Pikeston more often Doing that keeps your videos interesting. Even without looking to see if those tankers were down on the springs, I could tell that was a heavy train just by listening to the rails and ties groan.
One grain train for each line plus a ethanol train so it was an all agricultural day. One can just envision that trestle being built with guys Heating all those rivets and it's always neat to find old abutments whether rebuilt or abandoned in line with those murders that grade Crossing sounded like the place where knives are sharpened. That scene where Norfie is sitting in the sun is kind of a shocker because it looks like the poor thing got bleached by the bright lights!
Morning JT. That is a awesome trestle bridge. I noticed in Ohio after the gates come down the bells stop. In California they stay on when the gates are down. Just something I noticed. Great video!
I like it when the bell shuts off once the gates are down. Some crossings in Missouri and Illinois have a continuous bell until the train clears the crossing. Continuous bells drive me nuts!
Not necessarily foreign power on the ethanol train, but "run through" power. UP picks up the train at a refinery, delivers to NS, then changes to NS crews to deliver to final destination. You may see BNSF grain trains run through in your neck of the woods.
You keep finding great locations to watch trains, Jaw Tooth! Thank you for some more railfanning locations in the Piketon, Ohio area. The two Norfolk Southern crossings were interesting locations. That CSX trestle was an interesting span and the CSX train going across it was long.
Would you or have you ever been to Fostoria? I love that live feed especially when it uses the wide angle lens. I love all those streets cars cross it looks so close.
I spent 13 yrs. Growing up in Mt. Vernon and never knew they used to build bridges. They were always known for glass production which ended in 1976. Lost alot of railroad too.
Great excellent video, mr Jaw Tooth. You made a good shot of that old bridge builded in 1927 including the corrosion. Look out for that CSX or NS that means lighter trains or trains must riding slower. East of the station Amsterdam Central go the owner of the rail infrastructure replace the old bridges from steel to concrete. Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
Nice catch of the NS, UP and CSX trains! I like the new crossing you recorded from to see the train off in the distance. That NS Grain Train was moving right along to get it delivered! That UP train had a MASSIVE load of tankers in that consist. And to see the CSX Grain Train going across that old Trestle was a Spectacular sight! Just catching up on your videos bcuz my phone battery died and had to wait for Amazon to deliver my new one lol. Thanks again for sharing some awesome footage with us! Cheers from Delmar, Delaware.
More cool locations and action. Strange how on some ethanol trains there is an EOT buffer car but not on others. The curved trestle with the road going under it looks like it came off someone's model railroad. Great video as always, thanks!
Cool new locations, impressive curved trestle, boy they sure built these bridges and trestles to last back in the day. Beautiful landscape around the trestle too. Excellent video JT, thanks.👍🏼
There's something very satisfying about a very long, uniform train like the tank train (even more so if they're not all disfigured by graffiti). Those UP locomotives sounded great powering up as they went over the crossing.
If you're going to PA, have you been to the Bridgeview Inn? It's really a place for train watching. Maybe you could use your influence to get into Enola Yard.
Jaw Tooth! If you & your wife like those BNSF locomotives, you guys should come to Fullerton & Buena Park, California. Both cities show the same line & there’s a bunch of freight trains, Amtrak & Metrolink (cheaper version of Amtrak). Most of the time you’ll see a lot of rail fans here.
Yes monsieur, your output IS "cool & awesome" ! As the leading chronicler of Rail-traffic, may I inquire as to whether, as a youngster, you had a model train layout? And why did you not seek employment with a "choo-choo"company?
JT: Could that highway bridge over the 3 CSX tracks, been a RR bridge at one time? It's a plate girder bridge, not like most highway bridges. There once was one like that a few miles from my house, that had a dirt road on it, but years before that, it was used by an Interurban RR!
Hey Jaw Tooth. Great videos all the time. I have a question for you or anyone out there. You see tank cars that are tagged hot on them. How would they keep the product hot? Thanks Robert over and out.
Those springs are compressed, not compacted JT.and i think those tank cars are rather clean,no tarry black oily sludge on the side running down.might be hauling ethanol.
what does CSX stand for and just to let you know i did open up the light box you sent and great treasures to get building the layout with the grandkids didn't expect 3 of the tunnels lol thank you so much
Norfie looks silver in the sunlight! That young man is brave in that wood pile!
You got that right!
Dad worked as a Fireman on the D.T. & I. back in the 1950s....and used to talk about going up and down that hill...he still had the old shovel from doing the hand-fired steam locos....and he was very glad when they went to the stoker fired ones...there is video out there, somewhere, of back when there was Passenger service all the way to Ironton, OH.....
Very great 👍 show today Jaw Tooth you covered all major lines today N.S. , BNSF, Double Header UP & CSX plus a great old train tressle great fall colors starting to appear ! Thanks for your information about the scanner I picked up the uv-5r for $22 can’t beat that price ! Great 👍 work today very informative information Thanks 😊🤩😎🤓
Cool, thanks!
I'd like to think that the spring compression and slow tanker train was delivering heavy and dark Munich, Bavaria Oktoberfest beer to those thirsty souls in Ohio who still maintain a link to the old country. Gracias und Danke, Señor Herr Jaws por tu video. RT sends, Puebla, México...
I agree with you and thanks for watching ! I am just now posting a short and than another video at eight o'clock. Have a great weekend!
Those old trestles are awesome to see! Gotta appreciate the engineering and work that went into building them! Great video JT!👍👍
You'll have to get back to Pikeston more often Doing that keeps your videos interesting. Even without looking to see if those tankers were down on the springs, I could tell that was a heavy train just by listening to the rails and ties groan.
Nice, toasty UP engines. That trestle looks like it could use de-rusting. Cool trains. Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
That 'trestle train' was great! Would love to see more from there.
Me again from England, UK. Yet another great selection of videos, also like history, i.e. the steel trestle.
One grain train for each line plus a ethanol train so it was an all agricultural day. One can just envision that trestle being built with guys Heating all those rivets and it's always neat to find old abutments whether rebuilt or abandoned in line with those murders that grade Crossing sounded like the place where knives are sharpened. That scene where Norfie is sitting in the sun is kind of a shocker because it looks like the poor thing got bleached by the bright lights!
Wow! That was a great tanker train. They are one of my favorites to watch and this one was nice and long :)
Morning JT. That is a awesome trestle bridge. I noticed in Ohio after the gates come down the bells stop. In California they stay on when the gates are down. Just something I noticed. Great video!
I like it when the bell shuts off once the gates are down. Some crossings in Missouri and Illinois have a continuous bell until the train clears the crossing. Continuous bells drive me nuts!
Not necessarily foreign power on the ethanol train, but "run through" power. UP picks up the train at a refinery, delivers to NS, then changes to NS crews to deliver to final destination. You may see BNSF grain trains run through in your neck of the woods.
Cool locations. U P horn also. TY
You keep finding great locations to watch trains, Jaw Tooth! Thank you for some more railfanning locations in the Piketon, Ohio area. The two Norfolk Southern crossings were interesting locations. That CSX trestle was an interesting span and the CSX train going across it was long.
Would you or have you ever been to Fostoria? I love that live feed especially when it uses the wide angle lens. I love all those streets cars cross it looks so close.
That guitar song is addictive. It makes my foot tap on the floor
Different location good lash ups great heavy freight great video thanks jaw tooth
Thanks 👍
Amazing catches of the train coming by and pass, i like it 5 stars, keep up the great work, my friend, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
Good morning 🌞🌞🙏
Good Morning
Good morning!
Nice spots out there for catching trains.
That's a happy dog right there. Thanks for the show JAW Tooth
I spent 13 yrs. Growing up in Mt. Vernon and never knew they used to build bridges. They were always known for glass production which ended in 1976. Lost alot of railroad too.
Great excellent video, mr Jaw Tooth.
You made a good shot of that old bridge builded in 1927 including the corrosion.
Look out for that CSX or NS that means lighter trains or trains must riding slower. East of the station Amsterdam Central go the owner of the rail infrastructure replace the old bridges from steel to concrete.
Greet from Zandvoort the Netherlands.
You really got lucky 🍀 with the nice weather...! Great job.
More great locations! That trestle is cool too. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
And jaw tooth and that's cool crossing hearing train horn ❤😊
Jaw tooth that's a long train heavy one with union pacific ❤😊
Massive bridge. Train looked like a toy. Thanks JT.
Thanks for watching!
Very nice location. I always like hearing the mechanical bells. Have a nice day
Thank you very much!
Nice catch of the NS, UP and CSX trains! I like the new crossing you recorded from to see the train off in the distance. That NS Grain Train was moving right along to get it delivered! That UP train had a MASSIVE load of tankers in that consist. And to see the CSX Grain Train going across that old Trestle was a Spectacular sight! Just catching up on your videos bcuz my phone battery died and had to wait for Amazon to deliver my new one lol. Thanks again for sharing some awesome footage with us! Cheers from Delmar, Delaware.
More cool locations and action. Strange how on some ethanol trains there is an EOT buffer car but not on others. The curved trestle with the road going under it looks like it came off someone's model railroad. Great video as always, thanks!
Thanks for watching !
@@FabianDiazTrainsTrucksNCars it’s because loaded ethanol trains have a buffer car(s) but empties don’t.
Keep doing what you’re doing JT. Another great video. Thank you.
Hi Jawtooth! Suzanne from Cleve OH ;-) Great video! Where did you purchase your Avofeng scanner? I cannot find it on-line.
Like 191 beautiful video, greetings 🚂👍🙋♂️
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo ! 🖐🖐👍Thank you very much! 🙏
Thanks for watching !
@@JawTooth 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Cool new locations, impressive curved trestle, boy they sure built these bridges and trestles to last back in the day. Beautiful landscape around the trestle too. Excellent video JT, thanks.👍🏼
Many thanks
@@JawTooth your welcome JT.👍🏼
Awesome old trestles and what a beautiful area….
Nice foreign power today I see
There's something very satisfying about a very long, uniform train like the tank train (even more so if they're not all disfigured by graffiti). Those UP locomotives sounded great powering up as they went over the crossing.
Totally agree
I also agree UP is one of my favorites goes back to the 4014 Big Boy i guess !
Great video
Love the locations Theirs your fire wood
For the winter
Thanks 👍
Another great video 👍 that tank train was really working hard.
Thanks 👍
Super like 👍, greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice horn on that CSX going over the trestle .
Yes indeed!
On the west coast we call that tank train "Da Bomb"; placarded 1987 is an ethanol train.
Great video JT. That is cool spot to film near that trestle
Fantastic as always, thanks Jawtooth!
Godspeed sir.
Thank you kindly!
Cool locations there Jaw...That trestle is pretty awesome!!
Thanks 👍
They should sand blast and paint those old bridges, to make them last even longer, very cool video
I liked the horns on the UP engines as well. I need to get a set of those for my truck.
Right on
Once again another great location how do find all these that trestle was awesome thanks again
Cool trains. The infrastructure needs allot of fixing, tragedies waiting to happen. Thanks for sharing
Nice horns on those UP units Maybe they should all sound that way and get some driver's attention It was loud
It's not fair that bridges outlive us! Laughs!
Once again in my neck of the woods. Thanks for filming
Glad you enjoyed it
Started watching your videos when Norfie was just a kitten 😄
Nice fall colors! Seems hard to believe that old rusty bridge can hold so much weight!
You got that right!
1987 is Ethanol do they ever put this stuff in a pipe pine? Looks like a quiet town now.
Boy, they have long trains down there.
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Thanks! Will do!
that sunshot was amazing!
Amazing train catches!!
Thank you very much!
You find some great locations. The placards on the tanker train indicate that it was an ethanol train. Thanks.
Thanks for the info!
That was awsome love that horn on the union pacific locomotive
I caught that NS grain train in Glendale on Sunday! I recognized the graffiti on a couple of the cars!
Great video Jawtooth! That's a really cool trestle! Great location! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video but wait there’s more 👍😎🇺🇸🚂
Great old tressel bridge. Shame we don't have passenger trains running from city to city. Only road once over 50 years ago.
Ahhhh Piketon, locals may not be happy how you described it. Nice location. Grain from those elevators on a previous video?
Like seeing those old RR structures
If you're going to PA, have you been to the Bridgeview Inn? It's really a place for train watching. Maybe you could use your influence to get into Enola Yard.
Great video, thanks for sharing your work! Happy railfanning!
Thank you very much!
Good video man! I hope u return to that crossing because I love the way its made
That's the plan!
👍🏻🚂😎🐕🐈 that bridge looks like it’s falling apart! Great video 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
"NOBLE ONE" graffiti at 01:38 - has an old western look to it. Quite nice.
Good video jawtooth
Please come check out the series of bridges and crossings through Dayton, Bellevue, and Newport kentucky.
Jaw Tooth! If you & your wife like those BNSF locomotives, you guys should come to Fullerton & Buena Park, California. Both cities show the same line & there’s a bunch of freight trains, Amtrak & Metrolink (cheaper version of Amtrak). Most of the time you’ll see a lot of rail fans here.
Yes monsieur, your output IS "cool & awesome" !
As the leading chronicler of Rail-traffic, may I inquire as to whether, as a youngster, you had a model train layout? And why did you not seek employment with a "choo-choo"company?
Jaw Tooth give us some video of the trees changing into beautiful fall colors at your place..That would be neat.. Best time of year in my opinion...
Will do!
JT:
Could that highway bridge over the 3 CSX tracks, been a RR bridge at one time?
It's a plate girder bridge, not like most highway bridges. There once was one like that a few miles from my house, that had a dirt road on it, but years before that, it was used by an Interurban RR!
Nice trestle Son ... Ain't railfanning fun ... Thx again ...
You got that right!
I like ns content because ns does have the best horns
Well I wasn’t first today but I did see two Norfolk southern heritage locomotives this week. 🤷♂️
Such a good video. You do a good job.
Wow awesome video Jaw Tooth and the bridge too and the side show too AWESOME Jaw Tooth 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎❤
Thanks so much!!
Hey Jaw Tooth. Great videos all the time. I have a question for you or anyone out there. You see tank cars that are tagged hot on them. How would they keep the product hot? Thanks Robert over and out.
Cool trains - luv bridges !
Many thanks!
AWESOME!!!💢💢💢💢💢💢
Good morning from New Orleans la 🌞☀️🌅
Good morning!
Excellent trains there JT!!!!
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!!
Those springs are compressed, not compacted JT.and i think those tank cars are rather clean,no tarry black oily sludge on the side running down.might be hauling ethanol.
Amazing freight trains and farm!
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth Hi Brian! You're welcome!
Very interesting and informative video thank you Jaw Tooth
Glad you enjoyed it
The horn on the UP train is a Nathan K3LA. Still not as good as the Leslie RS3L or Prime 920 ☺👍
another one liked to help your channel good video thank you Jaw Tooth
and yes they do a good pace passing you
what does CSX stand for and just to let you know i did open up the light box you sent and great treasures to get building the layout with the grandkids didn't expect 3 of the tunnels lol thank you so much
As usual...another great video! Gotta luv those trestles😍
You got that right!
Great video, well filmed.👍🎥👍👍👍😊
Glad you enjoyed it
0:42 before Norfolk southern 😂🤣
Where will you be for the next 6 to 8 hrs I'm in Cambridge Ohio
Nice grain train that's awesome
Thank you very much!