Locomotives Play Musical Train Engines; Caboose, MP15 Switcher Locomotive, Rare Locomotives In Use!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Awesome classic EMD & GE locomotives move a caboose past me at a level railway crossing in Sardinia. This is short line railroading at its best! The caboose is a remote control caboose that was used on a rock train shuttle a couple years ago. Listen to these unusual locomotives! The train horns are really cool and these locomotives all have stories to tell. This video shows 5 locomotives and the remote control caboose. Sardinia is the railroad capital of Brown County, Ohio. This is were they are maintained and stored. I have videos of all of them in use except for the green one which hasn't been put into service yet. I also have videos of the caboose on the rock shuttles that were operated by a single conductor with a belt pack. I am a huge caboose fan and I have 3 caboose compilation videos that show cabooses in use. I am working on a fourth. This video shows the CCET crew moving the caboose to the opposite side of the black GP49. They pull it past me and do the railroad switching on the main and then shove it back into the house track in the middle of the Sardinia wye. After that we see the locomotives head eastbound to work Cohen Recycling in Macon, Ohio. I filmed both sides of them passing me for your viewing pleasure. The Cincinnati Eastern Railroad CCET is really getting busy. If you want to see more of it just join my FaceBook group that I started a few months back called Cincinnati Eastern Railroad Fans. Filmed October 1, 2020 CE. Thanks for watching! Check out my steam train playlist for some really cool videos including the Big Boy! I also have other railroad videos of all types. Please watch another video to help support my channel:
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Just confirmed it! That caboose is the remote control from the MMA consist that was involved in the big oil car disaster in Quebec. This video at 34 seconds shows the caboose they used is clearly the same one ua-cam.com/video/bNHfKAtRjRM/v-deo.html I though I recognized that one!
Yes, I was going to mention that and I forgot while I was typing. Canada announced that they are going to build a bypass track around Lac Megantic next year to prevent that from ever happening again
Interesting !
@@JawTooth Thanks for pinning the comment! It was a pretty neat consist with all those engines and cabooses and the box car for the train control
@@rickski3769 Every piece of equipment that CCET uses has an interesting story to tell. Everyone knew the one about the 332 but just think about the GP49s coming all the way from Alaska
This isn't the same former MMA Caboose from the Megantic accident. VB1 a former CP Wide Vision Caboose was the remote unit that rolled through the town with the engines, ahead of the derailing blocker car and tankers behind them. photos.nerail.org/s/?p=75301
www.lapresse.ca/actualites/dossiers/tragedie-a-lac-megantic/201407/23/01-4785995-lac-megantic-la-locomotive-du-convoi-meurtrier-est-mise-aux-encheres.php
ua-cam.com/video/wVMNspPc8Zc/v-deo.html
It is of course one of 4 Vans (caboose) I believe that MMA used to own with remote equipment that they could couple to any power consist.
Switcher action Baby !!..... love the little switchers ... SW , FM .😎
Thats the most action I've seen from that little switcher on your line as being the head unit ...
super cool JT ..
An how about that Caboose...
Cheers 🥂 great video my friend...
Tc , stay safe everyone and railfan on !!!
The title reminds me of one of my well-known videos haha! 😁 How can anyone not thumb this up when asked by such a cool dog? 🐶
That was nice to see caboose again.
I LOVE the little yard switcher that comes racing by! Cute!
Like that old Norfolk and Western piggy back trailer in the yard. Used to see old NW hoppers with the same logo and lettering on them (and old Southern hoppers) every so often up here on BNSF in WI up until about a year ago. Now you only rarely see old Southern hoppers as buffer cars on oil trains.
Yourself & Danny Harmin i like wachin, thanks for the upload.
The second I saw that faded maroon I knew it was a former Montreal Maine & Atlantic caboose. Very very interesting to see where these things end up after their railroads and railways disappear
Nice work Jaw Tooth. Good to see the shortline are using plenty of caution around the unsignaled crossing. A little bit of caution saves a lot of grief and paperwork.
Yes and I like their train horns
ANOTHER GREAT CATCH; MP & SW locomotives are just too COOL!
Great video Jawtooth! Love to see railroads keeping caboose's alive! Seems like alot of different railroads are using them again nowadays. Thanks for sharing!
I look for the cabooses. There aren't many but I know of about a half dozen in my area
I agree,what's a train without a caboose?
Love the caboose!! Pretty cool maneuvering to do what they wanted :)
Is that a solar panel on the caboose? Another great video son......👍
Wow! The GP49 is super rare only 9 were built and no takers for the SD49. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
I still love that flat nose GE boat unit. Keep that live action coming son.
That was sm interesting little video JT cheers. And I just love that word "caboose" !! 😎👍👍
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Very cool video! The Coca-Cola trucks were cool too!
Thanks Robert!
Always good to see the old stuff out working. Might not be shiny but still has what it takes. Thanks Mr. Jaw Tooth, great catch again!
Glad you enjoyed it
So cool lots of live action. I notice the caboose had a solar panel on it. Im starting to video more trains on my channel. Thank you for all your hard work.
They used it in remote control service. Thanks for watching!
Thank you Jaw Tooth - great video on a perfect weather day. Love the caboose, great catch. Good to see so many power units, fine paintwork job on 2806. Like the cicadas towards the end...
Thanks for watching Martin!
Thanks for another highlight! You find great places to film
Good evening. Another Original Jawtooth Production! Hope you enjoyed it ladies and Gentlemen
Hello there!
Hi Jawtooth.😊
Any video containing CCET's mp15 is a winner with me as you know -both these locos are the highlight of shortline railroading -still plying their trade despite the years and miles on the clock ! Wish they would drag the green loco one affy and go for a jaunt !! Looks like it was a quite day for the boys -so get down the yard and do a bit ! Another spot on Jawtooth special-good switching videos are hard to find especially in good detail !
Regards
I love the horn on that -7
Me too!
I'm a train lover,and a train horn lover! I esp like the sound at night,its a lonesome sweet sound
👉Nice! A lot of years ago I traveled in Cabooses, sharing the trip with train workers. This was in the 80s... when cabooses were still in use, within mainland in Argentina. Days and days traveling to cross those vast lands...
👉Good sponsor you get in 4:52... 😂🤣😂
One more thing: Tell to that beautiful little girl that the hand must go "to the other sense" 😍👌
Another GREAT video of our "Train chaser" JAW TOOTH 😀👍
I miss the caboose. I lived by the tracks in several places and got to see the caboose go by everyday. It was a shock to see them go in the mid 80s. Thanks for watching and commenting
This is one job where "getting sidetracked" is okay.
I love switching yards. Keep 'em comin'!
Thanks for watching!
Is the 3rd b23-7 for parts? Great video keep em coming
Love the nortfolk and western trailers in the background you don't see many of those around
Really cool equipment, great video as always! 👍
Jaw Tooth, you ought to get paid by the CCET public relations people! LOL
Hi Brian! Excellent video! Thank you!
I appreciate your aerial photo at approximately 00:25 showing the overgrown “wye” at Sardinia. I noticed the turn out for it at 2:06 and was wondering where that turn-out lead to. So I went back to the start and took another look at your aerial photo. 👍
I hope CET gets some paint on their locomotives!!!! Please for the love of God paint your locomotives! 😂
Thanks for watching and commenting Jeffrey!
Got my Daily Dose. No Danger of Overdose with JT. 🚂🚂
Thanks for watching Harvey!
Thanks for the video Brian! I love your channel. It helps me relax
Thanks Dan!
Another wonderful video to make my day. Gotta love the contrast between the newly painted spiffy job and the switcher, which looks as if it was numbered as a afterthought. What really makes your videos so watchable and good for repeat viewings is your commentary. In other videos we’ll see the trains go by. In your, we learn WHY the trains are going by, and this is what raises it from an “eh” to a “wow!” Don’t ever change. Just keep up the good work - and especially the commentary. In fact, we could use more. Your remarks about Sardinia in the Comments section would play so much nicer in the video itself. When I watch these I often wonder about the towns the railroad goes through. Just a suggestion.
Good suggestion and I will do that! Thanks for watching and commenting Edward!
Cool video
thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Wow you are so good recording trains in other places. Good job on it
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth your welcome. I should do some to sometimes
@@stormeskyelynn07 Its fun to film trains. Putting videos together can be a job though. I'm not that good with computers and I had a hard time figuring out how to put videos together. If your good with computers its not too bad.
@@JawTooth thats true
Any idea “wye” they swapped the caboose around with the locomotive? Are they planning on using it?
Thaks for letting us know that was not really the dog's voice. Id'a never knowed otherwise.
Smitty SF-3751
Great action video, a lot of movement, I guess this GP-49 will also go by, by. This short line has really changed a lot of equipment, hope they figure out what they want.
Great video!!!
Thanks Jeff!
@@JawTooth Your welcome!!
The dog was clearly looking for the lady to help with the chores . And yes , we like cabooses too . Jg.
Thanks for watching James!
Another interesting video
Thank you!
Since they don't run cabooses anymore its nice to see one rolling on the rails again, even if they're just "play musical trains" . ...what that wasn't Chessie's voice, I'm distraught ;-)
I'm sure some of you guys are fans of the movie Runaway Train from 1985. I love the part where Jon Voight says they just blew away the caboose. You can even watch a special on UA-cam about how they did the stunts. It's one of my favorites. I've Loved trains my whole life. When I was young my uncle took me down to the tracks where I Grew up. And we got the climb up on locomotive. I think he knew the engineer. And then when I work for Cintas in Charlotte we used to service the Conrail yard And I asked the guy if I could come out some time with my son And see the engines up close. And we did. I think it was near the Fourth of July and it was hot as hell. And then it made it even hotter when you get near those big engines. I also had a friend in Ohio who used to work for Conrail. He was a conductor.
Awesome stuff! Thanks for your comments Carl!
Excellent video my friend !!! Greetings from Argentina 👍😀
Thank you! Cheers!
Live train action love your videos jaw tooth you rock keep making good train videos
Thank you very much! I appreciate that and I will keep making videos! Next week I am going to northern Ohio again for some more diamond action
I love your inclusion of Google Earth images. It gives you a nice perspective of where you're at from a different angle. Nice thought to do that, smart....
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Thanks Craig!
I'm surprised that the Coca Cola driver didn't stop and offer you a Coke!
I was surprised how many of those trucks come and go. They are constantly driving by there. I had Verners though. lol
@@JawTooth I was surprised to see the bottling plant there, I mean from your satelite view it seemed like a tiny tiny building, like maybe not operational.
Nice
Thanks
Does the caboose get in the way all the time like this one is? Ditch the thing.
Do they still use the black GP-49 or is it just there for storage?
Also at 6:39 you can see what appears to be a spur. what happened there?
i saw that too
Nice Coverage
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Thanks Taslim!
Nice content Brian. Do they have 5 functioning locomotives? Thumbs up.
I think only 3 of them are functional right now. They have been working on the black GP49 and the green engine. I have only seen 3 of them running lately
Jaw Tooth The black GP49 had all of the CCET markings removed. I thought it was headed West.
Thumbs up great job I have a question on that caboose it looks like it has a solar panel array on the roof do you know the reason for that and also on the Cupolla one window is still in place is that used as a shoving platform? Anyways thanks for taking the time to make those videos for others to enjoy
They used the caboose a couple years ago as remote control. They had a one man crew. He would operate the train while standing on the ground next to it with a belt pack. He would unload a side dump car of rip rap for shoring up along the tracks due to wash outs. They had some trouble with it and haven't used it in a couple years. I have videos of the caboose going by at several towns
The panel was used to power the RCL equipment
Why did they take off the CCET logos o. The black sd45 on your profile picture??
Great video jaw tooth thanks for sharing this great video. Just curious what model is that green train sitting in the background . Does The CET use it .
3:45 It's a caboose sandwich.
Thank you Jaw Tooth.
Have a great weekend Carl!
😎 video.
No wonder they got rid of all the cabooses.
Quite similar to CSX playing musical train engines with Balitmore and Ohio RR!
Lol, Dave has one of my favorite UA-cam channels.
Thanks for a look in a typical scene of normal american country living.Sardina is really far away from erverything. Greatings from Germany 👍👍
I live just a few miles from Sardinia. It is a nice little town in the country. Once you get a few more miles east of Sardinia you really get into the boon docks. Thanks for watching in Germany!!
all this because the caboose is in the way.
nice rangeer work Brian. greetings from Tony,i visit here today. i have made 3 pictures from this video from you with min GSM phone for Tony i have them now on mine emailbox from mine comp.have a nice weekend with yor familie Brian.greetz:Peer.
Not sure what they accomplished?
So they never got that wye going ?
5857, Ye Olde Spitter. Why did they get rid of my favorite locomotive, but kept the spitting Locomotive ?
Hey Chessie! Nice catch buddy! Two questions: 1) is the Y complete or is it literally a Y? 2) what is the F on the caboose for? "Front"?
F means front. The Y is complete but the west leg is out of service. They were going to restore the full wye but decided not to after they got most of the brush cut
i haven't seen the gp49 uesd in a while, do you know what they do with it
They should've Keep The EMD GP 49 Engine and Got Rid of Those Two Junk GE Engine's That Railroad seems to be moving Backwards Not Forwards
I kind of like those classic B36-7s. The GEs don't cost as much
@@JawTooth Yes You are correct They don't Cost as Much BUT The Repairs Are Costly and They Tend to Break Down Often So wear is The Cost Savings Yeah There KOOL Anyway Awesome Video's keep them coming JT
Kenny Spry I just like old worn locomotives. Lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!
4:10. Worlds shortest train with a DPU.
Lol
Where did the track that goes out the wye the other direction use to go? Great video as always. Stay well. -Wil 👍
It was just a short grain siding. The grain elevator is long gone
@@JawTooth On google earth you can see a grade that keeps going and going it looked like to me. No track anymore but it looked like an old rail grade that just kept going but I didn't follow it till it ended. I might be wrong and its not a old rail grade but it sure looked like it to me that there was a line off to somewhere. You're the expert on that area though. So idk?Thanks. Stay well. -Wil 👍
William Bryant sounds like you are talking about the west leg of the wye. It went all the way to Hillsboro Ohio.
Live Action
Thanks for watching!
@@JawTooth I always enjoy watching your videos. Come check out the Texas State Railroad sometime.
What was that track in the grass when you said the sun was in your eyes and then u went back to Fairfield?
That was an old grain siding but the grain elevator is long gone. I can only barely remember it standing way up tall over the surrounding town.
I wonder if these train crews have as much fun moving trains around as you do filming them?
I think a few of them do. Railroaders usually wont admit that they are railfans also. The bigger companies might not hire them if they think they are railfans. But could you imagine how cool it would be to ride on these trains in the country on a nice day like when I filmed this and get paid for it?! I never got hired by the railroad so I made my own job filming them. lol
During my time I told people that I had the biggest train set in the world. Got to use different sorts of equipment for free.
Ruffian Awesome you are lucky! How long did you get to work for the railroad?
Thirty years in train service for the NYNH&H, Penn Central, Amtrak, Boston and Maine, and Conrail. Yard master, fireman, hostler. Train service in freight(road and yard) and passenger. Different companies because passenger services were switched between them.
Nice catches! I really want to find out what company CCET bought that B36-7 from?
They bought both B36-7s from TTI Railroad out of Paris Kentucky. TTI is owned by CSX
Jaw Tooth Ah! Thanks for letting me know!
@@wirtr Also, TTI stands for TransKentucky Transportation Incorporated. Move of their track is out of service but they switch a couple customers for CSX and they store coal cars on their mainline out of Paris, Ky
Jaw Tooth Oh Ok!
NO IM LATE!!!
Wish I could share some pics!
Do you take pics of CCET? or what do you mean
Yeah me to
@@JawTooth no just a fan! I live in St. Louis, Mo. I had sent you a message awhile back about coming to the-Stl. possibly for some video at the BNSF Lindenwood yard. Love your videos and especially these local railroads. They have a lot of character!🚂🚃
@@JawTooth just of trains, freight yard, etc.
@@jeffgentle6497 I looked at St Louis on Google Maps. They have a lot of cool train spotting areas that I would like to film. I want to get there but I don't know when. I drove through there a few years ago and I flew over the city one time.
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Please enable the subtitles!
How do I do that?
I have no idea!
Is the green locomotive the same as faded blue one?
No that is a different type of GE. I forgot what it is but I have it in a video here somewhere
Is a person from Sardinia called a Sardine? Just curious.
Sardinyan lol ...
@@henrybruening6969 thank you for clearing that up.
Why dont they take some pride in their locomotives with a decent paint job?
Cool video
I’m not really sure what they accomplished. But, one thing is for sure, JT is always where the action can be found. He is particularly good at finding what is good ‘ole fashioned railroading! JT gives me fun stuff at my old age. He is like a family visitor who drops by to say hello and offers good conversation. Thank you!!
Don’t you Wonder 🙄 what the Inside of that Black Switcher looks Like ? It should be Junked!👍
Great video nice dog
She was with me when I filmed this video. She got to see the train. I parked my truck so that she could watch it. lol
I used to have a dog that looks just like that with a few less spots he was my buddy
@@allenwright95 I love dogs. We have 4 but one is really old and can barely walk. I wish that dogs lived longer. Why do turtles live to a hundred and dogs only live to about 15. They need to shave a few years off the turtle and put it on the dogs. lol. Chessie is half Beagle and half Blue Healer
I reaaly enjoy your videos. I do have one request/ suggestion. Could you list the engine types in the distription? Thanks and even if you dont I'll keep watching.
I love watching those cabooses move too man. Thats awesome just to sit and watch them move engines and cars too.
I'd love to do the same thing,I live in NY,and to watch these trains go back and forth would be a great de-stresser!
i like how in certain videos they have that blue loco. Is it a F40PH-2 Still even know the nose is short?
What's in a Caboose, is that like a bunkhouse?...
Awesome
Thanks!
@@JawTooth Your welcome🙂
Is that a Leslie horn?
Nice video son.
Nice one JT
Awesome
I love that black and white loco,and a caboose right in the middle!! To bad the caboose wasn't in its usual spot, that caboose had a vintage charm,its not the bright red its usually depicted of having. I wish I had that house in the background,I'd be out there everyday enjoying the trains!! Pretty background, must be very cozy looking in winter.that guy In the back if the caboose is lucky he gets to take a ride on it,and the horns aren't as deep as other locos,but are sweet sounding,esp if u live there at night,thanks again jaw tooth,the ten thumbs up!!
Thanks Debra! Sardinia is a nice little town. I have filmed trains there in the winter and I will be this winter also. Now that there are more trains running through Sardinia I should be able to film one in the snow. I have videos of the caboose on their trains from a couple years ago when they used it for one summer. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice horns. Thank you for posting.
Thank you too!
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it