Why do they breakdown trains? Massive Manifest train cuts off a block of cars for another train
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2024
- Massive Manifest train leaves a block of cars for another train... Crew ties down train in yard. Filmed in Peru, Indiana of NS 15Q
I love hearing 8323 throttling up at 16:09. They sound like a jet getting ready to take off. Another great video! 😉👍🏻
Yes they do… thank you for watching Brandon
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Empty center beams at the front the train always makes a nervous.
Why???
exactly ! Whoever made that train up at Moorman yard, should have known better. They didn't have a Tyco train set way back as a kid! LOL . Empty center beams, empty auto racks, and flats should always be near the rear of a train. Common sense physics. I seen that video where all those center beams flopped on their side at horseshoe curve at the front of a train. They always had issues with empty auto racks on the front of a loaded double stack train in Roanoke Virginia, with them splitting switches. It was NS also, they should have written a rule. Do Dahs.
I particularly enjoyed all the info on location and actions! Great details!
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I really enjoyed this video. The voice over makes it more than just about trains rolling by a camera and makes it also an educational learning experience.
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Amazing camera work! I haven't beewn this close to a real rail car in decades!! I live in the Florida Panhandle
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At 18:30 minutes, there are locomotives from three railroads in view; Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern, and Burlington Northern Santa Fe! Cool!
It’s been very colorful on the NS line for the past couple of years.
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The reason they set these cars out was for a local to distribute
them or another train will pick them up (all or part of them) depending on their destination.
They will possibly need to stop at each of these yards mentioned to set out and pick up cars. They change crews in
Peru and Decatur.
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Nice Video
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We don't get as much activity here in Milwaukee but sometimes they'll set out cars 4 train is headed to a different yard in Chicago in westbound they sometimes will set out blocks of grain cars or cars for the paper industry if they start getting overbooked in St Paul or potash cars to get across the border back into Canada on CP. Over the last several years CN tries to have the smaller terminals prepare cars for the bigger terminals it seems to be paying off Nice compact video for the subject
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Very interesting video thumbs up
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So, it seems the conductor does a lot of walking, manhandling switches, and stepping in-between cars. Is it better to be the train driver and sit there out of the weather in the climate controlled engine?
Yes it would be. The conductor is in charge of the entire train to.
I miss being on the ground the cab is boring
I love that both opposing views are in the replies. Both positions have enormous responsibilities, but both are absolutely essential. Can you imagine a situation where the engineer has to do both jobs? I don’t know if a conductor could do both jobs, in the normal course of things, but I would think that a conductor learns a lot about operating the locomotive just by virtue of being in the cab. I would love to ride in a steam locomotive one day, but I know riding in a diesel engine would be absolutely great, too!
I thought I heard that NS conductors have to go to engineer school after a year as
a conductor. Probably after working as a full fledged conductor, training not included
(conductor training). The company I worked for back in the 1970’s-1980’s made it an
option. You could stay as a conductor your whole career
if you wanted!
@@TPW900GP35 but as a company they would be able to use you as a conductor or an engineer and I think they go by seniority with the crews the most seniority gets to be the engineer. It’s what I’ve been told.
IAlways Interesting when you have a Norfolk Southern 15Q with two (2) Foreign Union Pacific Units pulling the Load. 🤔 I realize Railroads Move Foreign Power. 👍
I forgot to mention that UP would take over this train down in Kansas City
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Beautifully shot video, but one constructive criticism; if you pose a question in the title, you might want to answer it the actual video. At no point is the information on why they break manifests down answered in any meaningful way, which is a disappointment because the reason I watched was to learn why.
Just a suggestion though, otherwise it was great video
They broke down the train so 35N could take it the 27 cars. I did mention that in the video not sure how else I could have said it.
Do they leaving the locomotives idling for crew change ?
Yes they do. Now during the summer I have seen them shut down the locomotives.
You said they picked up out of track 5? But there’s only 4 tracks in the yard.
You’re correct I should have called it yard track 3 and they tied it down on yard track 1.
Good footage of crew setting out cars with UP power!🛤🚂
Thank you. I really love film train action like this.
Number one a diesel engineer doesn't drive the engine, he runs it. It depends on the individual as to being an engineer or conductor. Most railroads today are qualifying all trainman to be engineers. An engineer is also qualified to be a conductor as the railroad considers being an engineer the highest promotion in train service. The employee's seniority will distinguish whether he can be an engineer or conductor if qualified as both. As for brakes, a train has air brakes when uncoupled the air brakes are set on the portion of the train that is being left. As for handbrakes this is determined by tons and how many cars are being set out.The same applies if parking a train somewhere or leaving it unmanned. You go by tons again and the territory also applies flat ground or hilly. Territory also applies when setting out cars. There's an awful lot to consider when it comes to being a railroader. It's not just about getting on a train and riding.
Thank you for your comment. I just learned something new today. I thought the positions were inherently separate, and a person was one or the other. Now I know there is duel training, which only makes sense. I am 79 years old, and I love learning something I didn’t know about my favorite mechanical subject. Been a rail fan for 76 years, since I was 3 years old, and held my Grandmother’s hand and watched the Soo Line train slowly pass through Eau Claire, WI. I was at the bottom of the driveway so often, the crews in the cab recognized me, and would always wave back to the little girl. Great memories!
Which has the more powerful engine Norfolk Southern or csx
They both have the same kind of power
Being a conductor is not for everyone.
You’re right it’s not an easy job at all.
Do they have to set handbrakes on any of those cars or do the brakes set automatically when they’re uncoupled?
No he would have set the hand breaks on I believe the first 4 cars.
Brakes are NOT Automatic and Hand Breaks have to be Applied on several Individual Cars by the Conductor. 👍
@@kens.3729 I’ve been told at least 4 cars when it’s a line of cars. Does that sound right?
Ok thanks for the explanation all!
Thoes locomotive engineers are a bunch of lazy asses...lol they NEVER get out and offer to help the poor conductor...I think they should switch up from time to time..let the conductor drive the train and the engineer do some manual work.
Do you write the rules?