America's Hottest Railroad! A Morning on the Cleveland Works Railway!
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2022
- On the morning of August 13, 2021, during our Cleveland trip, we made a stop at the Cleveland Works Railway. This railway is located in the heart of Cleveland's Industrial Valley and one can see trains of molten metal and steel slabs pulled by locomotives painted in a patriotic scheme. I was half expecting it to be relatively dead, especially due to the declining demand for American steel, however, the railroad never saw a dead time for more than a half hour. For the three hours we were there, we saw a total of nine movements around the massive mill. While it was fun filming here, the heat index was pushing 90 and the humidity was out of control. Combined with the heat radiating off of the trains and the extreme temperatures, this was definitely a hot experience, literally. With that said, sit back, relax, and watch America's hottest railroad handle their morning duties!
I'm glad someone coming for steam in the valley finally realized there are more things in Cleveland besides berea and cvsr
Appreciate that! However, we weren't there for Steam in the Valley, this was just a little trip to the area, however, I did visit the CVSR also.
@@traintalkproductions5934 nice not many visitors check out the crow that much too
Great video, i got to ride on this railroad in 1996. My father knew the yard master back then. Surprisingly, the ride was very smooth for industrial track. A couple years ago a bottle car derailed on the draw bridge, those cars are a pain in the ass to re rail.
This is my city, spent lots of time down there filming over the decades
I love driving friends through there freaked the hell out of them sometimes ha ha ha
The crow lives i was there many years ago in my opinion they have the best paint scheme I wish a ho manufacturer would put this out
In Australia, we call those hot iron cars torpedo wagons.
Did you have any problem with security or anything? Was it easy to chase or follow? I don't live very far from the CROW so I've been wanting to come document some of their movements.
Didn't have any issues with anyone surprisingly. All they said was just to stay far from the tracks (for obvious reasons) and that I was fine to stay. I just stayed along Independence Road the entire time I was there. I'd also highly advise to stay a distance away from the trains as it's always possible for a derailment or for hot metal to spill out. I set up my camera and stood far away when I filmed.
@@traintalkproductions5934 Noted. Thank you!
@@traintalkproductions5934 equivalent to being sent to the sun 😂
That is extraordinary.
Looks Hot Steve!♨️
Awesome video!! I never see that railroad before. It looks like it is near the conrail area which is actually not
Noticed some camera shake towards the end of the video as each torpedo car passed. Was that ground vibration or heat radiating from them ? I'm sure the camera is on a tripod and for safety your aways away from it.
Great clear photography .......nice video!
Try to re rail one of these monsters loaded. Wide guage replacers wont do it. Hulchers can get them back on the rail. Real pain look at the double set of trucks under each end?
That was fantastic
Hot metal torpedo cars. 200 tons empty!!!!
Full loads on the way to be emptied.
IS THAT A REAL BOTTLE CAR???!?!?!
P3?
Indeed!
Yep, just about all of the CROWs Units have P3s