*UP Big Boy!* Main Street Railroad Crossing, Byers, CO with UP 4014!

My stepmom filmed this while I was filming at a different location. As you can see, UP 4014, the Big Boy, was steaming through Byers, on its way to Denver.
This crossing is a really nice one! It features two WRRS mechanical bells, which is pretty rare to find, especially on UP.
Locomotives:
-UP 4014 (Alco 4-8-8-4)
-UP 4015 (EMD SD70M)
Location: Main St. (Byers, CO)
Train: UP Steam Excursion Train
Signal on the right: 6 pairs of WCH 12x24 inch lights with WCH 2nd Gen LEDs, a Federal Signal gate mechanism, a WRRS mechanical bell, RECO LED gate lights.
Signal on the left: 5 pairs of WCH 12x24 inch lights with WCH 2nd Gen LEDs, a WCH gate mechanism, a WRRS mechanical bell, RECO LED gate lights.
Railroad: UP Limon Subdivision
Filmed: 09-05-21
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[@freebrickproductions]

Nice video and great crossing!

[@PlyingKibbles89]

Thanks!

[@STL-Railfan]

Good catch! You can see this crossing from I-70. First time I've ever seen it in action.

[@PlyingKibbles89]

Thanks!

[@TheCentralTexasRailfan]

Love the WRRS bells!

[@PlyingKibbles89]

Thanks!

[@DenverRailfanHD]

The deer at 0:48 lmao, great video.

[@PlyingKibbles89]

I didn't even realize that! Thanks!

[@sigmamealsskibidislicers56710]

@@PlyingKibbles89 lol

[@coloradojoint-line]

I was getting up into Denver to see the big boy to

[@CoastalOCRailfan]

Awesome!

[@PlyingKibbles89]

Thanks!

[@lakendrickriaquailrahlequah]

Was this line owned by the Missouri Pacific Railroad

[@PlyingKibbles89]

No. It was built by the Kansas Pacific in the 1860s or 70s. It was consolidated into UP in 1880, so basically it's been UP for most of it's existence.