44 minute WELDERUP video!!! Hell yeah!! How dare him say nobody will watch it unless there's bikini clad women on the rail car! This is a welderup video!! We'll watch this kind of AMERICAN engineering and equipment ALL day long!! Great video!!
Such a killer video man, I love all the homegrown real Americans in this video... All the commentary with real American dudes and what has built the infrastructure of this great nation and continues to do it.. all that old steel will work for hundreds of more years as long as there's people with a passion like you all!!! 🇺🇲🤘
Wow ! I'm really glad I stopped and watched this video .... I've always been a fan of yours but this one was really exceptional... Nice job , thanks for sharing man ...
Before you said anything, you could see Steve's face and you nailed it "A kid in a candy store" ! He was taking it all in. Very much enjoyed this and learned a lot as well. Thanks and Thumbs up !
Way 2 to go Steve, that shot at the end with your rides against the backdrop of the train yard is iconic America…appreciate everything you do hoss🇺🇸😎🇺🇸
Awesome video my grand father owned a feed store and we use to get a rail car every week they would drop off and pick up the one from the week before and we use to put change on the tracks all the time. We use to jump on the back and ride it to the switch over this brought back so many memories from my childhood.
Ladies with minimal cloths, yup you'd get some views. Haha, Canada we got a toonie has a center with different material. On a track the center pops out & with fishing line..... 😉 This is true life of how products are transported with perfect transport cars. Grew up with dad as a fuel truck driver, he fueled trains & being young went on a few rides and got to drive a train. 👍 For repairing those cars👍 Thank you UTAH Fabrication
D*** Steve, that's awesome, bro I learned a lot about trains just on this little video. Maybe cool to get some more. Thank you for doing this video man. It's awesome. I love it, keep up the good work, man. I love all your videos.Stay cool and take care and God.Bless your friend gypsy , jim , i'm detroit michigan
this is kool my dad worked his whole life at mopac in desoto mo. repairing rail cars I grew up five blocks from the shops can remember the steam powered locamotives idealing over night waiting to pull into the shops
Bonjour Steve, A secret is information that is shared with only one person at a time 😉 Besides that, more questions: is it harder or easier to make big welds like those presented in this video compared to those you teach? In two words, the major differences if there are any. Well, now you just have to mount a locomotive generator on your magnificent truck, it would have even more face and power! Amicalement, Raphaël
@@WelderUpVegas well i ment at the utah place but yeah im a welder i tig weld mainly and i charge 50-60 a hour to mainly just repair stuff your a huge inspiration i miss your show on tv i love the youtube stuff
nana dont forget u gotta claim them winnings at the end of the yr. uncle sam gonna want a piece of the pie. im not claiming all that money itll put me in a higher tax bracket
Way Cool got to learn a little about train's. Even though the train tracks are right down the street from my home freight trains and passenger trains and the Bart train. Some time's Early in the morning sound's like thunder rolling by. Love to see American's building stuff it really gives me Hope that there are real Men that are still doing real Men and Women's work can't leave the Women out because without real Women there is No Real Men.
Boss man- “….. .. … maintain 3 points of contact at all times.”- Both guys: - in one ear and out the other 🧏🏼🧏🏻♂️ ; they both immediately proceed to break points of contact number 3, retrieve their phones, and are both filming selfies 😒😒 before you can say “locomotive”… 😜🤳😎🤙🤳💥🚂💨 🚼🚑👨🏻🦽➡️🪦🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Sorry, I disagree. Without trucks, America would stop. Truck may only be able to haul between 48k to 58k depending on the type of trailer, but I have never seen a train pull up to your local stores to deliver goods or your local gas station delivering fuel. How did the milk get to the dairy? On a truck, not a train. Yes, the rail system is important to the American economy, but it's the trucks that keep America moving. Not to mention, truck get it there a lot faster.
I have a multi million $ idea to sell your merch on your show without ads. Simply ask your listeners to send in photos of themselves or their lives, where they will be on a rolling thank you collage at the end of each episode. Only 2 stipulations, must be in good taste, and the submission must have at least one of your products in the pic. God Bless at God's Speed Brother. Clint
44 minute WELDERUP video!!! Hell yeah!! How dare him say nobody will watch it unless there's bikini clad women on the rail car! This is a welderup video!! We'll watch this kind of AMERICAN engineering and equipment ALL day long!! Great video!!
Shit I'm from Australia 🇦🇺 and watchin' with a smile so enjoyed this thx guys .
Such a killer video man, I love all the homegrown real Americans in this video... All the commentary with real American dudes and what has built the infrastructure of this great nation and continues to do it.. all that old steel will work for hundreds of more years as long as there's people with a passion like you all!!! 🇺🇲🤘
absolutely!
Great video, shows a side of the rail industry most don’t know or understand. Thanks to those guys for keeping America moving!
That was one badass video. Thanks for the ride guys.
Thanks for coming!
Very cool video thanks for letting us tag along! Keep it up absolutely enjoyed it and seeing that big ol diesel engine was awesome! Thanks again
You're welcome, thanks for coming along!
I worked 40 yrs (SP/UP) in the SW Az. desert, still learn something new. Thanks for the video Steve.
You bet, and thanks for coming along!
Wow !
I'm really glad I stopped and watched this video ....
I've always been a fan of yours but this one was really exceptional... Nice job , thanks for sharing man ...
Glad you enjoyed it!
Before you said anything, you could see Steve's face and you nailed it "A kid in a candy store" ! He was taking it all in. Very much enjoyed this and learned a lot as well. Thanks and Thumbs up !
Had a blast! Enjoyed every minute!
Way 2 to go Steve, that shot at the end with your rides against the backdrop of the train yard is iconic America…appreciate everything you do hoss🇺🇸😎🇺🇸
Wow!!!! That place is insane most certainly running like a well oiled machine, Thanks for the tour
Unbelievable stuff. Keep it up. Cheers from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Great video man. That was one hell of a fab shop. Thanks for taking us along for the tour. Love the trucks man. Thanks for the video and stay safe.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Steve's imaging all the beast custom zombie locomotives he could CUSTOM ! Boys and their toys , bigger the gauge bigger the build .
Crazy cool. I hung out at the local railway yards as a kid in the 70s. Them Loco's are fascinating. Sound BADASS too!👍🇦🇺🤙
Wow great episode. I didn’t know how cool all this was !!!
Awesome video my grand father owned a feed store and we use to get a rail car every week they would drop off and pick up the one from the week before and we use to put change on the tracks all the time. We use to jump on the back and ride it to the switch over this brought back so many memories from my childhood.
I watched this twice in a row.
Steve Darnell is a pretty big guy but that train conductor is a really big guy. American badass is right there Mr. Darnell!
That was great content! Loved the train, diesel motor, and all of the behind the scenes stuff great video!
HARO!?! Nice! Haven't heard that name since the 80's
OSHA wants to know why you're not wearing your hard hats inside that building😂
Great video! Mike Rowe, eat your heart out brother....Darnell's brings come cool stuff about America's working tradesman folks!
Right on! Thanks for coming along!
Dude that was a great video!! Those guys rock!! You have it so great!! That was cool to watch.
Most people, me included, don't give a second thought about railcars. But, I gotta say, this is a very interesting video...🏁🏁🏁
Stack train technology changed the game and caused a massive injection of money into the rail system. Cool stuff here. Cheers!
Thanks for taking us to see this cool shit! Keep making these videos forever!
Ladies with minimal cloths, yup you'd get some views.
Haha, Canada we got a toonie has a center with different material. On a track the center pops out & with fishing line..... 😉
This is true life of how products are transported with perfect transport cars.
Grew up with dad as a fuel truck driver, he fueled trains & being young went on a few rides and got to drive a train.
👍 For repairing those cars👍 Thank you UTAH Fabrication
I love big engines and industrial gear. I was around them for thirty years, it's something you never get out of your blood.
'
It is definitely in mine now!
Dude... Your truck is so insane, l love the shit out of it.
THAT was cool! Would love yo have a shop that massive.. love it all❤
That was awesome to see.
What a freaking awesome video thanks guys!
Top show Steve 👍 looks like you had a great time driving that loco
Johno Darwin NT Australia 🇦🇺
It was a great experience, had the time of my life!
My grandfather worked on the Pennsylvania Railroad for 30 years from Pittsburgh to Altoona
That was awesome!
Thank you!
Hi guys did you have good time on train and driving love seeing your shows every time so cool 😎
Yes, thank you!
D*** Steve, that's awesome, bro I learned a lot about trains just on this little video.
Maybe cool to get some more.
Thank you for doing this video man. It's awesome. I love it, keep up the good work, man. I love all your videos.Stay cool and take care and God.Bless your friend gypsy , jim , i'm detroit michigan
Glad you enjoyed it, and God bless you as well.
Great vid!!! 👍👍
Damn…. A real video!
great vid, love trains!
Very cool video for sure, the highlight was seeing the built by hamilton railcar sticker. go Hammertown.
this is kool my dad worked his whole life at mopac in desoto mo. repairing rail cars I grew up five blocks from the shops can remember the steam powered locamotives idealing over night waiting to pull into the shops
Looks like Steve‘s Birthday party……. Hit the horns like you stole it……. That’s big boys fun……
Bonjour Steve,
A secret is information that is shared with only one person at a time 😉
Besides that, more questions: is it harder or easier to make big welds like those presented in this video compared to those you teach? In two words, the major differences if there are any.
Well, now you just have to mount a locomotive generator on your magnificent truck, it would have even more face and power!
Amicalement, Raphaël
Too cool guys 👍👍
I worked for TTX Railcar services for 10 years we did everything butt tankers.
Iccg shippers car line burwin railroad repair.
Great jobs. Keep it alive. We need the railroad service
Damn good !
Love the train 🚂
I live in Utah and I am from the home of Pennsylvania R.R.
We used to put pennies on the railway lines as kids. Competition to get the flattest coin
Badass 🇺🇸😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎬📽️
COOL 👍👍👍
Iam a Tran lover ❤💪🏼😁👍🏁
put a tri drive under that truck, that would change things!!
I am a trucker that loves trains and transport
wow too kool
Fantabulous video, Steve. Thanks for the ride. Kinda makes your shit look small, doesn't it?
we would put pennys on the tracks after school
Cool video bro. Just because you happen to mention it, any chance of the bikini edition?
Asking on behalf of someone else...
Steve in a Bikini, each to their own I suppose 😂
@@giggitygiggitygoofg6069 No!
LOL! Probably not!😂
You could call it 'Chicks in bikinis & Trains' It will get the views Steve.
Just trying to help grow the viewer numbers.
Well, this was just great to watch! There is no need for girls in bikinis....... 😊
so how much he pay welders?
It will depend on the area you live in, the employer, the job and what type of welding you would be doing. Most jobs are a very good wage.
@@WelderUpVegas well i ment at the utah place but yeah im a welder i tig weld mainly and i charge 50-60 a hour to mainly just repair stuff your a huge inspiration i miss your show on tv i love the youtube stuff
i was about to come out of retirement
American trains are so horny. In Finland trains use horn only if there's an emergency, people can actually sleep.
i bet u i cleared at least 10 mill this week on sports betting, everytime i open my computer up i see fire balls
nana dont forget u gotta claim them winnings at the end of the yr. uncle sam gonna want a piece of the pie. im not claiming all that money itll put me in a higher tax bracket
Way Cool got to learn a little about train's. Even though the train tracks are right down the street from my home freight trains and passenger trains and the Bart train. Some time's Early in the morning sound's like thunder rolling by. Love to see American's building stuff it really gives me Hope that there are real Men that are still doing real Men and Women's work can't leave the Women out because without real Women there is No Real Men.
Boss man- “….. .. … maintain 3 points of contact at all times.”-
Both guys: - in one ear and out the other 🧏🏼🧏🏻♂️ ; they both immediately proceed to break points of contact number 3, retrieve their phones, and are both filming selfies 😒😒 before you can say “locomotive”… 😜🤳😎🤙🤳💥🚂💨
🚼🚑👨🏻🦽➡️🪦🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Sorry, I disagree. Without trucks, America would stop. Truck may only be able to haul between 48k to 58k depending on the type of trailer, but I have never seen a train pull up to your local stores to deliver goods or your local gas station delivering fuel. How did the milk get to the dairy? On a truck, not a train. Yes, the rail system is important to the American economy, but it's the trucks that keep America moving. Not to mention, truck get it there a lot faster.
how an i gonna explain to my tax lady i won all that money on my own gambling sites? youll figure it out you always do
I’m sorry, boys you don’t drive a train. There is no steering wheel you control a train. I’m not trying to be ignorant just having fun with you.
I have a multi million $ idea to sell your merch on your show without ads.
Simply ask your listeners to send in photos of themselves or their lives, where they will be on a rolling thank you collage at the end of each episode.
Only 2 stipulations, must be in good taste, and the submission must have at least one of your products in the pic.
God Bless at God's Speed Brother.
Clint
Not a bad idea Clint, thanks!