Cabooses On Freight Trains! Caboose Compilation #3
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2019
- Trains With Cabooses Compilation 3! Main line freight trains with cabooses and special trains with cabooses. Bay window cabooses and older style caboose with cupola. Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern, CSX, Indiana & Ohio Railway and tourist railroad cabooses. Local freight trains still use cabooses as a shoving platform for long backup moves in a few places although their numbers are dwindling. CSX stopped using a caboose on the Plant City, Florida local over a year ago. I use to love seeing that caboose in Plant City and Lakeland. Now the conductor just rides on a freight car for the long backup moves. The 2 shots of the CCET caboose came from video that I never posted and I found while looking through old videos of mine. The caboose I filmed in Salt Lake City, Utah was a lucky catch. I had no idea that it was coming.
The caboose I was riding on in the outro was filmed with Millenniumforce on the Strasburg Railroad. This is my third caboose compilation video. Thanks to Matt from Railfan Depot for contributing to this video. Matt filmed the Conrail caboose and contributed the next two shots for this video. If anyone knows of cabooses that I can film in action, please leave a comment with the location. Thanks for watching! Please leave a comment, rate and SUBSCRIBE TO JAWTOOTH!!
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Thank you JAWTOOTH for recording our Caboose being delivered! It’s neat seeing it going from its final freight service to retirement into a tourist railroad for the world to enjoy and appreciate the history! This caboose actually through research actually spent a lot of its time in Roanoke virginia and bluefield West Virginia COAL COUNTRY! Neat fact my great grandfather worked for the N&W as a conductor on the Powhatan Arrow in his time, and I worked for the I&O railroad which I used this caboose on a regular basis as a shoving platform through blue ash and the mason sub for the I&O it is an actual N&W caboose with everything still original inside! A true time peice for American history.
That is awesome! I live near the N&W line through Mount Orab, Ohio. the Powhatan Arrow went through here. also, I found that caboose on Google Maps sitting on a spur near Lancaster, Ohio www.google.com/maps/@39.7364578,-82.6596693,196m/data=!3m1!1e3
@@JawTooth Which Caboose was his?
whats the number on that N&W caboose.
That's an awesome sounding horn at 9:47 ! I miss the classic F units!
The F unit had a much better horn set than today's locomotives.
I miss the days when a caboose was a common sight!
I live near a large BNSF yard and I remember going over the overpass you used to be able to see entire strings of them, mothballed and slowly rusting on out-of-service storage tracks. Throughout the 1990s those strings imperceptibly shortened and vanished as individual units were finally scrapped.
Long Live the Caboose!
The noble Caboose refuses to die !
lazy RRR Yup!
Who doesn't love a caboose on a train? And a red one too! Love to take a ride in one!!!
Heh .. did you notice the first cabosse also had a FRED on it? The device that replaced the caboose is on a caboose. That is somehow symbolic aint it? A monument to change I guess. Merry Christmas to you and all who inhabit your farm - people and the critters! Your channel is awsome ... 2020 is going to be a great year.
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Noticed that it was NOT active, LOL.
Noticed how the crossing gates came down after the caboose was already in the street. Ooops!
Yes, that's an accident waiting to happen, and the railroad will get sued.
Hi there! This video had me screaming & losing my mind! Yes!! The caboose & steam engine nut is here! I enjoyed the engine @ 9:15. Used to see them all the time when I was a kid. Now I don't anymore. Not after the early 70's. Anyways, Thanks for sharing! Loved watching! 😍😍😍😍😍😘👍👍👍👍👍
I haven't seen that many cabooses since I was in a singles bar in the 80's!
Thanks Jaw Tooth and Merry Christmas to you and your family. May the New Year bring joy and happiness to you and yours.
I was gonna ask do you ever get recognised by the engineers!! Thats replyed to that question lol. Great stuff jaw tooth 🙂👍
Yes, I do. An engineer on a coal train in West Virginia recognized me and came over to talk. That was my first time at that location so I was surprised that anyone knew me. I have had train crews recognize me a lot especially in Cincinnati.
@@JawTooth brilliant keep up the good videos 🙂 Regards from the uk 👍👍🙂
Thanks for all the cabeese! I love them. Have a merry and blessed Christmas and a happy and prosperous New year,
Thanks John!
I miss seeing cabooses on trains
We all do....at least those of us that are old enough to remember them!
@@dsmith9964 we remember them we are only fifty years old and watching them even in much older black and white movies and westerns and then color movies and T.V.
@@barrylonyai1530 Absolutely! I just turned 52 and I remember seeing cabooses on freight trains well into the mid 1980s...I can also remember seeing a few EMD F units that survived into the late 1970s and early 80s.
@@dsmith9964 I remember seeing them up to about the late 1990s i live in new jersey we would see con-rail thru the tri state area. graffiti covered and vandalized old and broken beat up cabooses it was very very sad to see what people did to them and then they slowly faded away. people would try and buy them and restore them to there former pride and glory .. today it is all high tech that is why they did away with the cabooses some very private freight rail roads still use them but they are mainly in museums and very very vintage train collector clubs and tours . all thru out are country . and Canada to .
@@michaela.chmieloski3196 Cabooses....I think! 😜
I would give you a thumbs up for every caboose
I love seeing them
Thanks for filming
Wait there is more:
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Happy hollidays
Stereo on -singing along-cant here the horn ! Dangerous game to play -chicken with a locomotive !! The caboose not just a picture in a book of the old days -still going strong in loads of different forms !! Nice to see the old guys still doing their stuff! You are the master of live action videos -can you be nominated for an oscar -because these are better than some of the rubbish released !! Have a good holiday
Regards to all at your end -May your new year be fruitful and full of happiness !👍🎄
Awesome. Love seeing the cabooses and early EMD’s.
Brian you have outdone yourself on this video I even saw myself at the Ravenna train tracks. That was awesome. Might be coming up your way Monday. I might be giving you a call. God bless.
@2:03 Wow! A CSX caboose! I was expecting an old Chessie System shove car! LOL!
Glad to see a caboose back at work..
very very nice freshly painted red Caboose and it looks like it was restored . bringing back great memories watching very very very long freight trains and waiting to see the Caboose on the end last car and the rail road employee waving to the children and adults those were the great great old days of growing up and being a rail fan and still a rail fan in 2019 and in to the future ahead.
What a cool video with all these cabooses and steam locomotives. Loved it. 👍👍👍❤️
Did you guys notice that the CSX unit #2270 that looks like a GP30 is actually a road slug?
It has no lighting on the back, no rear number boards, no radiators and no fans on the rear roof section.. interesting! Very neat to model!
And #2316 as well..
Did you notice the car at 17:47 turn around and then back around when he sees it's a short train!?!
Jaw tooth, that's the best! Its so rare u see a caboose anymore,and a red one,so old railroad like!! A caboose makes a train,it just belongs!!
Mr.Jawtooth, great video;love those cabooses, that f unit had a horn, darn near blowed my eardrums out. Live action got a love it. All i can say is keep them coming.
Always love to see a caboose.Thumbs up.
Now I've seen everything - 611 backing a freight train! Your videos are some of the most entertaining train videos on UA-cam. Two thumbs up.
That was 'really' awesome, I miss the caboose, and Alco locomotives too, you're the Best, Jaw Tooth! Merry Christmas!
Hey, a gp30 at 4:00! Great video.
Merry Christmas my friend.Thank you for all the great catchs and superb camera work.Hope to see you when you come to Fl.
Really enjoyed the #3 caboose video. Thank you for making our day!!!
Any time!
JUST AN OUTSTANDING VIDEO ! WOW!! YOU REALLY OUT DID YOURSELF JT
I just love spending the dark Scottish winters on the tracks with Jaw Tooth, keep em coming buddy. 🇬🇧
Love the horn on that clinchfield f unit! 👍👍
7:30 Talk about being at the right time at the right place. One of the rarest trains you caught. Two steam engines, Pennsylvania box cars tanks, and a caboose. Don't see too much of those anymore. Including rarest train of all The F unit steam loco CSX.
Been a railfan my whole life, and in the last two months I've had the luck to see TWO cabooses on CP''s Vancouver-Chicago transcon by pure blind chance. First one, I'm driving on the interstate and just as I approach a railroad overpass an ancient Soo engine shows up with one ancient car and an ancient caboose. I'm 30 y/o and all three looked like they hadn't moved in my lifetime. Sure the last two at least were going to the scrapper, but still nice to see out of the blue.
Second one is even better. I'm in a small town for work, filling up my work van at a gas station, and a CP freight comes by on the main across the street from the station. As a railfan I automatically pay it casual attention even though it's just a normal grain train. Then, as I get in the van to pull out, there's a caboose on the end. Out of the blue. And this one isn't an old rustbucket, its beautifully maintained and freshly painted with CP red and and the gold CP logo. Don't know if it was going to a museum or what but this was literally a moment out of 1955. Kind of thing that every railfan dreams of.
Great Video of the Cabooses.
Nice compilation! At least as of sometime last year when I last saw it, there's a Conrail caboose that's part of freight operations along the Northeast Corridor line in the New Brunswick, NJ area. Always a really short train, not more than 8 or 10 cars. Have seen it go over the big old PRR arch bridge spanning the Raritan river a couple times. Of course, every time was when I was driving by at 60 mph least expecting it.
Oh cool!
I love trains with a caboose bringing up the rear. A premium video. ♡ T.E.N.
I know I am not alone at all when I say I wish cabooses were still used. I know that most all the paperwork that used to be handled by the conductor riding in the caboose and the crew could eat, etc on the caboose, but they still look great, especially if they are kept neat and clean with a good paint job and after all, it's a TRADITION!
Totally agreed. But, as you know, it eats a huge quantity of time and "moves" when dropping & picking up loads...& that means inefficiency to the railroad. If I owned a short line or regional, I'd run 'em for sure! My employees are that valuable!!
That was Fun enjoyed it lots thanks !!
awesome! have a safe and happy new year!
What a fantastic video. thanks for sharing. LJL
As you know i enjoy all the train videos Jaw. Another awesome video of live action.
Thank you very much!
I&O 5014 runs through "valley crossing" in Columbus regularly. On Williams Rd. between Alum Creek Dr. and Groveport Rd. My friends live there on the train easement at that major rail intersection.
Jaw Tooth, Yesterday, Saw a great big railroad truck with a set of main wheels on back of it. Think they were headed to the yard at the GM Plant in Arlington, TX to change out a set of wheels on a car there. Saw 2 crews but 1 was just arriving!!
Got to love a caboose! 👍🎅❄🎄☃️👍
Cool to see this rarest caboose in freight trains. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 2020
Thank you.
Nice film!
Wow I didn't know some railroads still use cabooses because I haven't seen any used on any trains since the mid-1980s. Talk about deja vu.
I am always looking for cabooses in action to film. I have several compilation videos showing all sorts of cabooses that I have filmed. I also have this same red caboose in another video
Cool video! And nobody has the patience to wait for the train to go by.
Great catch!
WOW, it's really rare to see cabooses on trains any more, the main reason they use cabooses now is for special reasons, or to a hall it to a freight yard or maybe a museum, but still it's a really rare thing to find on this days
You really do have the most amazing train catches.
thank you! I try hard
Nice! JT btw the caboose on the I&O in the thumbnale they still use it its pared on the wye at hageman jct
5:08 I hardly ever see any Chevrolet trucks with that body style out on the roads nowadays.
Awesome video!!!
Jaw Tooth, you are the coolest guy on the internet. I love your videos!
Wow, thanks!
And merry Christmas! And a happy new year! 🎄🎅🎁
Have a very Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. Woo! Step it up and go, son! Well, that was cool!
Hey, JT. Fantastic covey of cabeese you captured here. I think you should try and get a pretty blue Conrail caboose with a cupola to put on your farm!!!
That would be cool!
@@JawTooth Akdrkdke
🎄Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year🎄
That's awesome Jaw Tooth
I like the caboose at the end wow
About a year ago I caught a BNSF manifest with a DODX caboose on the end of it. Otherwise cabooses are just primarily used as shove platforms in yards around here. At the Minnesota Transportation Museum in St. Paul you can get a ride in one. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
2:42 Crossing arm SNAFU!
The ride in the caboose was really cool Jaw Tooth.I kinda wondered when that would happen.
Awesome
Rare to see a caboose these days. The first caboose had a FRED on it, and the FRED is the device that replaced the caboose. Somehow symbolic, isn’t it? A monument to change for the most part. Have a safe and very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Great videos!!!!
Glad you like them!
I love cabeese!
bring em on man .From down under .
A caboose is now referred to as a shoving platform. Mostly used on work trains, locals and short lines. Give the train crew member watching the reverse move for the engineer, a place to safely stand and not have to hang onto the side of a car like a Christmas tree ornament.
Wow the first Covington (Latonia) was less than a mile from where I lived a few months ago. I moved to McKee Ky. in July. Oh there's tims trains that went out of business. Have a good day JAW TOOTH. from JAW. as in my initials. Lol
Thanks JAW and have a good day also!
Nice video! How did you manage to see a freight train at Strasburg? I have been a million times and have never able to do so. I was expecting to hear "But wait there's more" at the end of every single segment!
I was there for the Lerro Productions Photo Charter. The tickets cost $200 but they took us by train to several spots to film the steam trains with photo lines and only 75 people so that everyone could get photos without people in them.
Awesome video liked 👍🚄🚄
The 5014 is very nice to see,that color.super.Brian.and the red caboose./ sluitwagon.
@7:30... NICE!!!!!!!!!!... i didn't know you owned a time machine
Jawtooth I see ur a happy chappy this day good on ya I would be too bruvv, godbless you,
I miss cabooses.
Love your videos. What is track 1 2 or 3? How do you know which is which?
I liked
Daddy! Daddy! Look daddy it's a flock of cabeese! And there's that nice Mr. Tooth with his camera! WOW, daddy, he waved...what a nice man....
Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it's around the gates we go...(don't worry Ethel, the train's 40' away)
I 💘 Love your Christmas Caboose Special....what a treat!
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I had a grandma whose name was Ethel. Lol. Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas!
Well Dadgum. A Clinchfield unit, my home road: between Elkhorn Kentucky and Spartanburg South Carolina
1:08 That caboose has one of those things with the flashing red light on it that they hook up to the end of the last railcar which replaced the caboose.
No freight train should EVER be without a caboose! There's a caboose at the end of all freight trains I run on my Lionel layout. Once in a great while I'll add a second one to the consist.
Wow... At the beginning I though we were going to see a crash like in the movie "Dirty Mary Crazy Larry"
Cool
3:46 that engine is definitely Ex seaboard system!
Gates needed on that first crossing...
@ jaw tooth happy Holidays
Have A good 2019
thumb one,YES.lol.
cheers
Thanks for being the first commenter!
wow, that Clinchfield F series loco's horn was awesome! Best one in this compilation! And WOW!, I didn't know CSX owned any Steam Locomotives via the CSX painted on the side of the Steam Loco Tender! Cool! As I thought CSX HATED and DETESTED Steam Locomotives from what I've always heard.
EDIT {forgot top add}: I have a couple of cats, one that sits on my shoulder. and one on the arm of my chair as I watch these train videos, they both said{meowed} since they don't have thumbs, they'll both give you 2 paws up on the video. :)
Thank you very much! I love cats. I love all animals
These days with all kinds of remote control electronics gear around, these cabooses could come to good use as a warm place for a single operator running the train either direction.
do you ever consider using a drone? Thanks.
Yes, I am going to get one next summer I hope
Nice Video
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( Not Kaitlynn) A train still looks incomplete to me without a caboose. Also known as a Crummy or a Bobber, maybe more. A caboose today is used on a work train such as a ballast dump or a local switcher that picks or spots rail cars at surrounding industries. It has been many years since I worked for the Milwaukee and the BN ( Big Nothing). I loved the Milwaukee Railroad. I am still sore about no caboose, if I had my way I'd put one on anyway even if not needed for crew. That contraption at the end of a train now has reduced a train crew by two and taken all the romance and curiosity from a train. When I was a kid seeing the caboose comming was exciting. Here comes the caboose. I suppose it is not economically feasible or insurance covered to use a empty one. I mean how much more would it cost to pull a empty little crummy behind a 100 car oil train.
CLINCHFIELD F-UNIT??!! GREAT CATCH!! Also very cool that lady engineer recognised you! I'm just wondering: what do you do for a living that lets you "get around"/"beachboy" so often to get all these awesome "live action-WHOOOO!" Digital vignettes that we all get to see so generously?? I'd do something similar here in texas if I could gear up & work out the logistics! Which brings me to a key question: where on earth can I get one of those frequency monitor radios? I've been hearing about them but never found out where they can be had!!!???
& of course; LOVE those cabeeses to pieces!
But wait!!...there's ...
A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year just around the next bend, comin' ta pick you & yours up !! Don't miss that whistle stop!! 🎅🤶🎄🎁🦃☃️🛷🎊🎉🙏🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🛤📹
I am retired but the ads on my videos pay for most of my expenses. December ads are really paying great since Christmas is coming. I get my radios from R&L Electronics in Hamilton, Ohio. They have a web page and the radios that I use only cost about $35 new. They are hand held radios. Merry Christmas!
@@JawTooth : Awesome!! Thank you so much! I'll put some debit into my "IPELA" ["internet pay exposure limitation account"] & buy one from them. When I lived in my hometown in MA, I would've gone to McAndrews radio & tv repair. Used to get all electronics [C.B.radios, antennas, etc] from them...
Excellent! Finally! You da man!! Thank you, santa🎅👍🤣
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