Argentina 2014 - The Trochita is back
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2014
- A video report of a tour on the "Trochita" (the Old Patagonian Express), a 400 km narrow-gauge line (75 cm) between Esquel and Ingeniero Jaboacci in the Argentine Patagonia. Five different steam locomotives are shown; they were built around 1922 by Baldwin and Henschel. All are 2-8-2 oil burners. They are shown on parts of the line that are not normally used nowadays. Still pictures of the same trip are here: www.ona.vu/trochita
Brilliant video! I love those Baldwin locos!
Love from India to MARADONA and Argentena.
Beautiful place.
💙💪
The landscape is similar to Socorro, New Mexico, USA, and the train is equally magnificent! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful videography.
Yeah, but in winter months, it's more like Siberia. Really, really cold and windy as hell.
Maintain your rails Argentina. Don’t allow them to be destroyed. No matter what happens, you can still move products and feed people. Hello from the USA.
La Trochita deja en calzones al Cumbres and Toltec de Colorado EUA... Cuidemoslo hermanos Argentinos! Es un Tesoro HISTORICO que no tiene precio
These engines are just too sweet. Such a testament to their sound engineering that they are still running.
Fantastic imaging! Steam can always be fixed, no electronics , just easily understood mechanical principals.
Hace 30 años atras hice ese viaje, y lo recuerdo como si hubiera sido ayer. Gracias por subir el video.
Regresse a Patagonia en el 2019 y grabe otra video. En invierno, con tanto viento... :ua-cam.com/video/er3zE5SP6uc/v-deo.html
@@KochersbergTV Gracias amigo
Thanks for posting. Beautifully restored trains and the scenery is big and inspiring .
Amazing rail work...Big like from Romania...Thumbs UP!!!!
Excellent Video! Thanks so much for posting. Would love to see it in person.
El sonido de esa máquina en el medio de la nada te transporta a otro tiempo, hermosa la Trochita y mí sur querido.. gracias por compartir el video.. saludos!
Me imagino.
Parabéns sou mais um adimirador destas realidades que marcam vidas e tempos ,sou camioneiro e já estive em várias regiões de nossa vizinha Argentina país Pátria maravilhosa , parabéns : sou de Ourinhos São Paulo
I love Argentinian food. Had some delicious Argentinian steak in Bangsar Baru Kl Malaysia back in 2007.
Wow, if the video didn't say it was in Argentina I would have thought this train was in Nevada! I will have to see it someday, very beautiful countryside.
Argentina has a wide range of climates and almost every landscape you can imagine, from deserts to tropical rainforests, woods, plains, mountains, rivers, thousands of miles of Antlantic Ocean, from extreme hot in the North to extreme cold in the South. It's very much like the US in the complexity and variety of climate and geography.
Selbst nach Jahren frag ich mich immer noch, wie er diese -aufnahmen hinbekommt.
Einfach nur G............ , so was von perfekt gemacht, unglaublich
Beautiful ! Thanks for sharing.
The best view from minute 10:55 to minute 12.05 A beautiful sunset. Those contrasts in color are dreamy!
Thank you for your nice comment. Actually it was sunrise, but it does not matter. The light was really beautiful.
Really nice video.
This train seems narrow gauge operated train.This train recalled me the old good days when I was student of primary and high school. Steam engine operated on narrow gauge rails running between Mari Indus and Bannu of KPK of Pakistan.The voice of coal operated, engine smoke and the engine whistle attracted the people.our home station Serai Naurng was water filling station,for which two water pools were made in which children enjoy swimming. Engr.Nabi Bakhsh Pakistan
It's an abnormally sized narrow 750mm gauge
Fantastic! Those are some well built 2-8-2s and it's good to see that there are people still caring for them.
It's good to see they are still running. It really looks, though, from the filthy smoke to the steam coming from every joint that they aren't being cared for very well. I think the operation of these machines says a lot more for their excellent manufacture than for their maintenance.
Excelente video y, sobre todo, con sonido original. GRACIAS!!!
Mi abuelo era maquinista en una locomotora de esas vapor tambien.....alla en la via estrecha del norte de Espana ....en el Ferrocarril Cantabrico.....algunas veces me llevo en viajes.....de Cabezon de la Sal a Santander.....y me dejaba echar algunas briquetas de carbon al horno....murio hace mucho ....pero cuando veo estos videos lo veo como si fuera ayer....
yes - - guacamole
Great video and it brought back memories when I travelled the line about 15 years ago. Good to know the line is now in better condition than when I was there.
Dear Gareth. Thank you for your nice comment. Actually the line is not in good condition at all. I went back to the place in 2019 and made another video (ua-cam.com/video/er3zE5SP6uc/v-deo.html). During the shots, the train derailed once and in other places, sufficient sand was covering the track to stop the train. A lot of shoveling had to be done (and it was not coal). Just to add to the problem, a long part of the track around Leleque is blocked by the Mapuche autonomists.
Como argentino digo que es hermoso nuestro expreso patagónico. Aún en la actualidad funciona como tren turístico y tube la suerte de viajar en el..
muy buena la filmacion SIN MUSICA TAL CUAL ES,MUCHOS RECUERDOS,AÑORANZAS DE MI JUVENTUD QUEDO EN ESOS FRIOS TALLERES DE EL MAITEN,HOY VEO QUE HAN MEJORADO,SIEMPRE ESTAS EN CORAZON TROCHITA,,,MI PRIMER TRABAJO GRACIAS POR TODO GRACIAS HUGO
fascinating
Impressive views and excellent film quality. Thanks for sharing this.
Hace una semana disfrute de la trochita en El Maiten . realmente no sabia que todos los días de Lunes a Viernes a las 15.00 hs hacen un hermoso paseo y los que hicimos el viaje hace ya mucho tiempo descubrimos un paisaje increiblemente bello ya que por esta zona en el viaje original de Jacobacci - Esquel se pasaba por la noche .
Muy bella la paisaje en esta región de Argentina ,me encánta ,y el video quedó muy lindo ,increíble ,soy de Brasil,y acá tanbién aun existem algunas de estas,que acá lo llamamos Maria Fumaça ,pero en trechos no muy largos,alguns puntos turísticos .
Saludo a nuestros hermanos de Argentina 🇦🇷
Desde Minas Gerais,Brasil 🇧🇷
Magnifique reportage ferroviaire, sur " La TROCHITA ", méconnue en EUROPE. Merci à vous de nous faire partager de si beaux moments...
Me faltan palabras para agradecer quien puso este video en este medio. Gracias.
Very well done. An absolute treasure of a video. Everything was spectacular especially the mountains. Would dearly love to go on this trip one day. Regards.
don't forget to visit argentina
Perfekt gefilmt.... großartig 👍🏻🚂
It's just great to see steam locomotives working for a living... Thanks!
thank you Kochersberg..beautiful ,The Trochita and Esquel ( Gracias Kochersberg..Hermoso ,La Trochita y MI Esquel )
great audio, beautiful landscape shots. thanks for posting
Ya sholat penting ,Civic 19 juga penting
I HAVE NEVER SEEN SUCH AN ARGENTINIAN BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE EVER
Thank you. It is even nicer in winter, but there can be snow, anything from a bit up to a lot. Depends.
@@KochersbergTV There the north side of the house gets the sun instead of the south side.
@@jolyonwelsh9834 Yes indeed. But there are few houses in this part of Patagonia. So you hardly notice it!
@@KochersbergTV You would notice it. The shadow of any object would move in the opposite direction as the sun travels from right to left across the sky. Unlike it the northern hemisphere where the sun travels from left to right.
@@jolyonwelsh9834 I was joking about the houses. Of course you are right. But in this particular place there are no trees, very few houses, so it is not where this inversion is the most visible. It is much more noticeable in Buenos Aires for example.
Excellent video, high quality filming very enjoyable!
Es bueno que conserven estas maquinas....n se imaginan lobien que uno se sient viendo estos videos...
Great ! Really enjoyed every scene of the video
Felicidades Argentina conserven esta ,maravilla Bolivia tuvo ferrocarriles ingleses locomotoras Garratt Mikado etc destruyeron todo hasta vendieron las rieles una verguenza.
Excellent Video. I am surprised I haven't seen it before. Thank you for sharing it.
NECESITAMOS RENOVAR AL MENOS 25.000 KM DE VÍAS FÉRREAS DE LAS 48.000 ORIGINALES PARA CARGA Y PASAJEROS ... DESDE JUJUY A SANTA CRUZ Y DESDE MISIONES A MENDOZA/CATAMARCA !!!
ES CORRECTO LO QUE UD MANIFIESTA....
ESTE TRÉN HOY ES TURÍSTICO Y GOZA DE RECONOCIMIENTO MUNDIAL, POR ELLO SE LO MANTIENE ASÍ TAL CUAL ESTÁ...
SIN DUDAS HASEN UN GRAN TRABAJO EN LOS TALLERES DESDE HASE DÉCADAS NO LE PARESE...
Must have taken a lot of effort to put this video together with all of those great shots.
Espectacular el video , recuerdo haber viajado en 1983 eramos varios soldados en el viaje destinados al destacamento de Esquel. cuando el tren llega a Esquel la vista es impresionanteeeeee
Great video!!
Fantastic!!!
Got trains all along the line!
Started with a mixed freight/passenger double header. Later split in 2 trains: passenger and all cargo!
¡MAGNÍFICO!
First time I see a full freight train running on La Trochita!! Lovelly!
I'd seen photos of 60s & 70s, even taking motorcars on flat cars.
Though pity that most takes were choped and only have a few full freight train takes (if you have those full shots and can remake the video would be Great!).
And the guard vans/cabboses should have been brown for passenger and orange for freight trains, and a the rear of the trains.
Dear sirs many thanks!
I enjoy your video
Saludos = cheers
Ricardo
Buenos Aires, 🇦🇷 Argentina
Thank you for your nice (and commented) comment. You may be interested in a more recent video I made of the same railway. Different season and different light.
Sensational! - We all talk about "the middle of no where" - This trip takes you there. It is somewhere crossing La Patagonia. Enjoy! // ¡Sensacional! - Todos hablamos de lugares recónditos. - Este viaje los lleva allí, le pusieron "the middle of no where" y queda cruzando por la Patgonia. ¡Sensacional video, disfrútenlo!
Por rieles y durmientes de los tiempos pasados, voy paseando mi vieja memoria por los tres de antaño...... Esos que no quedaron olvidados... Hernan. Humilde samurai.
Gracias por esa poesia... Posiblemente que le guste otra película que grabe en el 2019 en Patagonia: ua-cam.com/video/er3zE5SP6uc/v-deo.html
Ótimo vídeo, parabéns.
Thank you! A WONDERFUL video and a 'must see' place to visit!
When you say "parts of the line that are not normally used"... does this mean that the line is incomplete? A 400km excursion run would be PHENOMENAL but given that I see baggage & box cars I'm assuming that this line still does active service?
Please post a link to this wonderful line! My passport is screaming to go!
Dwayne www.welcomeargentina.com/esquel/la-trochita-patagonian-express.html
Yes indeed, a wonderful place. To answer your question, of the 400 plus km of the line still in place, only 50 km are in regular use: Esquel to Nahuel Pan and El Maitén to Ingeniero Thomae. As there is only one workshop for the maintenance of the locomotives, the track between Esquel and El Maitén is kept in reasonably good shape and from time to time, trains cover the whole distance. The situation of the Northern section of the line is less clear, but there seems to be an intention to reopen the section Ingenerio Jacobacci to Ojo de Agua (?); for more information, keep an eye on the Tren Patagonia web site.
Thank you for your reply - in addition to the great rail videos you bring to us. Great way to travel & see the world (and deductible too, I hope!). A man could sit alongside that track for weeks and be quite content.
+KochersbergTV Good to know the whole line is technically open. I wonder if this railway can deliver socially (school and commuter traffic if not freight the latter being the best possibility)
Alle Daumen hoch! Als wenn ich einmal in Argentina gewesen ware...
Great job of setting up the shots.
hermoso nuestro lejano sur..
amazing steam locomotives video
Vraiment superbe cette vidéo quand la locomotive nous dévoile son âme de l’eau du charbon et du feu la vapeur une force motrice qui remonte bien avant l’homme
Viajei muito em trens de ferri. Saudades
Así era mi transporte en mi país
Hermoso video...
Que bonitos paisajes.....saludos.....
Just posted the still pictures of the same trip on www.ona.vu/Trochita
Muy bueno es el vídeo te agradezco kochersberg no sabia que en el sur de mis país haiga de esta clase de locomotora espero de organizar un viaje por esos lugares
exelente video
Awesome..looks like wild west terrain
Strepitoso!!! Grazie mille
Excellent.
Beautiful film making. I like it
Muito lindo.
Excellent photography. You have shooted same train from different locations for first 4 to5 longshots . Really hardwork.Desert to foests and so on .Is this true that speed and capacity of steam engine
depend on number of drive wheels. Thanks.
Speed of a locomotive is partially influence by the diameter of the wheels. Capacity by the number of the wheels.
Super butiful! !
Thanks for video!
Great little railroad ! Nice work !
maravillosooooo¡¡¡
Me gusta LOS trenes saludos de Puerto Rico caqueta colombia muchas bendiciones Dios LOS BENDIGA
Amazing
I hope this 400km narrow gauge line can carry freight too! this will assist Argentina's economy
Did so for many years as all cargo or mixed cargo/passenger service but that was till mid 80s; after only passenger trains from Jacobacci to Esquel & back.
I’m kinda glad you didn’t went on a really windy day.
Well. It was windy. But if you are interested in seeing what real windy is, you can have a look on my more recent Patagonia video here: ua-cam.com/video/er3zE5SP6uc/v-deo.html
Oh yeah, I forgot they are oil burners. Duh. Thanks, KochersbergTV.
El video fue exelente y yo tengo la suerte de vivir en la zona
Pouco vento no local, heim? MARAVILHOSO!
"Little" wind on the spot, huh? WONDERFUL!
Yes, unfortunately, Patagonia is very windy. And it could have been worse.
Awesome.
almost took the train from bariloche to ba in the 70's. no longer there.
,love the whistle a 13:27
Fantastic video thank you. Your editing should include the whole length of the trains with number of coaches pulled etc instead of just the locos and half of the train. Also worthwhile showing inside of the passenger coach. What is the line gradient and length?
I completely agree with you!
Great pity the scenes were chopped off.
Stunning video and landscape....this trip is on the bucket list now. Excuse my ignorance but are those oil burners smoking so heavily due to over fueling at high altitude? Also why do they have not a regular sound (4 chuffs per wheel rev) but this irregular (but very enjoyable) ta-ta-tam ta-ta-tam sound?
They are oil burners. The problem is that the crew believes that railway enthusiasts want a lot of smoke. The same holds true on some my other videos, notably the Zimbabwe one. So nothing to do with altitude. For the irregular sound, a lack of maintenance unfortunately.
The valves are not adjusted perfectly, so not a precise choo-choo-choo-choo. Almost impossible to get it right. So, usually one of the four chuffs will be a little louder... which gives the classic four-four musical beat of the steam locomotive. Oil fired locomotives can run perfectly clean; altitude is not a problem. But if a photographer is seen a kind fireman will “makes smoke” for just a short time. A steam locomotive photo with no smoke is weak.
Parabéns pelo video muito legal
It's looks like as a wild west film! Amazing
Muito bom....
The first loco shown has a pipe venting steam from the tender. I don't see a booster engine on the tender. Can anyone tell me what that steam vent is for?
Heating of the fuel, in the tender, I guess
KochersbergTV
You are right.
In 1992 when traveling from Jacobacci to Esquel, Baldwin engine was changed at Cerro Mesa.
As the fluel of the Baldwin engine to take service was still too cold, the one that just arrived was put next to the other, and through a hose into the tender's fluel, hot air was sent in to warm it up.
Baldwin engines ran the trains from Jacobacci to El Maiten, and from there to Esquel ran the Henshel.
Es la descarga de vapor del caño de calentamiento del Fuel-Oil.
Son cabeza dura, y nunca pusieron en su extremo inferior, una Trampa de vapor para ahorrar el mismo y no ventearlo!!!!
Grrrrrrrrr
Bello.
Wowww..old rail in Argentina good a trip...sucsea to you..
Very very good
MUITO SHOW,MUITO SHOW
Great clip. When was the line built ?
The line has a long complicated history. Work started in 1922 and actually was never completed.
Look at the wind, in patagonia is soooo cold...
"GRACIAS TROCHITA Y EMPLEADOS POR HACER PATRIA "
I like the train
arent the 4 and 16 just oil burning copies of the D&RGW's K-27?the 101 looks like the WP&YR 73
All locomotives on this railway are oil burners.
Hi Dixie it's a 75 cms (29,5 inches) gauge; locos are #1 to 25 Baldwin, #101 onwards Henschel & Sohn; other vehicles Famillereux
@@ricardojuricic9027 oh ok thanks
Very good beutyful Argentina relve
❤ steam loko 🔊 .
Does the Trochita still haul freight? Or are they like the Cumbres and Toltec scenic railroad where they do charter freights for photos?
There has not been freight traffic on the Trochita for ages. All trains shown in the video were charters. At the time of writing, there is practically no traffic on the line whatsoever, apart from the short leg (20 km) between Esquel and Nahuel Pan (COVID permitting). I went back to the Trochita in 2019 and it was clear that the track condition has not improved. Some political unrest around Leleque is also making things more complicated. My 2019 video is here : ua-cam.com/video/er3zE5SP6uc/v-deo.html
@@KochersbergTV Thank you so much! That’s good to know!
coisas de argentino
Five ***** !!!!!