Ballast Train to Bullarto with Y159: Australian Trains

[@SantaFe19484]

Awesome video! Greetings from the USA!

[@samuelanketell8190]

Looks great I hope all's well after the big storm that whipped through there trashing the place recently. 👍👍

[@michaelroper4237]

splendid

[@shan959]

Great footage James, great restoration on the Y and thanks to the volunteers for there efforts!

[@nazgresh]

And agree with previous comments, the Y looks great.

[@devinpaul9026]

This is the coolest little train!

[@mickryan2450]

Why did not the stick drop

[@nigelstringfellow5187]

Great video...looks cold though..hope the Y class had cab heat..

[@vrfan]

Thanks for the comments both on the video and as someone who's worked on both the Y and the Bulllarto reconstruction :)

[@G516R700]

very nice mate, love the Y's.

[@marcconyard5024]

Lovely country.

[@nazgresh]

Fantastic vid on branchline ballast laying.

[@mickryan2450]

Bs ive done brats and brndigos

[@mickryan2450]

Where are the tampers regs

[@billrichardson6389]

Great work James, regards to all the volunteers at Daylesford, regards Bill in Dromana

[@TickholeProductions]

Sweet video James well done

[@QueenslandTrainVideos]

Top video mate well done

[@zdravkoleski2375]

Cool the loccos missing the front bonnet must vintage style

[@kristiebeals3]

is that a EMD SW7?

[@vrfan]

Its an EMD, but an export model (G6B) built locally in Australia. This variant is actually powered by the 6 cylinder 6-645E and is the only use of the 6 cylinder 645 EMD engine in a locomotive.