How Fast Do Trains Really Go? Trains In Front & Behind House & Radar Check! CSX & Norfolk Southern
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2024
- Radar Speed Check On 3 Trains, Close Look At Railroad Radio, Rail & Coupler Pin. CSX & Norfolk Southern Trains In Front & Behind House In Kentucky That Is Surrounded By Railroads. Big CSX Auto Racks Train With DPU Locomotive In The Middle Working Hard. This Train Will Do Street Running In LaGrange. Fast Trains On Norfolk Southern Rat Hole & Not So Fast CSX Train On CSX Short Line. These trains are in Walton, Kentucky at the Abner Gaines House.
The radar unit is back by popular demand! I used it on 3 trains in this video. This is one of my favorite places to film since there are 2 railroads that cross here and run parallel for a short distance. This is the Abner Gaines House in Walton, Kentucky. The city of Walton owns the home and the property is open to the public. Railfans come here a lot. I was fortunate enough to be able to see the inside of the home a couple months ago. See that video. The inside is incredible and looks like you entered a time capsule.
We also see a closeup of my radio. People ask all the time: "What kind of radio do you use?" I just buy the cheapo Baofeng radios. They only cost about 25 to 30 bucks each and come with a drop in charger. These radios work great for receiving railroad frequencies but they are very complicated to program. Videos on UA-cam show how to program them. I never Railfan without a radio. They pay off all the time. I always take at least two of them with me and I keep a charger in the truck also. Learn the laws in your area before you use one in your vehicle. A good source of radio frequencies is radioreference.com and you can ask local railfans for the best frequencies in their area. I only listen to a couple of frequencies at a time. Listening to too many will cause you to miss signals being called out and will cause confusion. I only listen to the road channels and the end of train devices.
This video also shows a closeup of the rail and we take a look at a coupler pin. I find these pins every once in a while but I don't really know that much about them. Leave a comment below if you are an expert on coupler pins.
Filmed Tuesday, February 6, 2024 in 1080p with 60fps. Thanks for watching!
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A very long CSX auto rack train. I've got some advice for tagger Sleepy: don't stay up all night vandalizing rail cars and you can get to bed on time!! That way you won't be sleepy! 😊😊❤❤
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Especially those ones on autoracks. Since these rail cars are so large, people (despite being criminals) can do amazing things with some spray paint and some fence-jumping skills.
Merci beaucoup pour cette très belle vidéo comme toujours ! 👍🙏
Stephen is a good friend of mine. Always fun rolling through Walton to see what he’s put out! Glad he got a shout out
Gotta love those fast movers 😮
Awww, a little delay with the DPU ICU. 🤪
The Abner Gaines property sure does have a lot of live action! Thanks, for bringing the radar gun JT!
YIPPIE! YAHOO! YABBA-DABBA-DOOOO! Jaw Tooth; glad you took the radar with you!!
I always enjoy your videos, but this one put an unexpected smile on my face when that radar unit appeared. I don't know why, but I enjoy seeing the speed of the trains. I began to try and guess the speed of the trains when you were using the radar more often and I never stopped the 'game' with myself.
One of many reasons why I enjoy your channel so much - you do listen to your viewers and I for one, truly thank you!
BTW: That moment you were shooting directly into the sun - - video was still great.
May you have good health, safety, and steadily increasing followers.
The Lord will protect those that love Him.
Thanks for watching and thanks for your comments! I used the radar again today so you might see it here soon
This is awesome 👍😊
Thanks 😁
The NS mixed freight was awesome JT! Long and fast with a DPU. It also had lots of new cars unspoiled by taggers, a slab steel car and the new yellow box that was beautiful! Thanks 👍 JT. Great catch! 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
That first train was going about 62mph.
@@rthomashouse6140Top speed on the entire NS system is 60mph, and that's only for intermodal & stack trains. Everything else is 50mph maximum, and NS is super strict about speed limits. So there's no way that first train was doing anywhere near 60.
Here's the breakdown of speed limits for the Class Is:
NS & CSX: Systemwide 60mph maximum for intermodal only, 50mph for everything else (merchandise, mixed freight, manifest, and coal trains)
Out west, it's a little different because it's not as densely populated. Union Pacific and BNSF allow 70mph maximum for intermodal only, coal trains can do 60, and merchandise/manifests/mixed freights are 50mph maximum. I'm not familiar with CPKC or CN's operating practices, so I don't know what their speed limits are.
@@tbh791 Thank you! I appreciate it.
NS usually run their trains at 60 mph if it's a regular freight 50 if it's a key train or has 20 or more hazmat cars and 40 if it has a lot of light long and heavy cars or 40 or more auto racks scattered throughout the train but the speeds vary around a certain amount of freight cars and the type
DPU I SEE YOU 10:18
You are now responsible for an American coloqyism. "But wait, there's more" has become a repeated saying by many, many people and by many speakers in the media. You should be proud of yourself!
Was first heard on the late night commercials for 'two for $19.99' . Mr . Tooth didn't invent it. Was ALREADY in American lore. I'm sure he'd admit it too ....
First time I ever heard it was from Jaw Tooth. Good enough for me!
RIP Billy Mays
It's from commercials like New Wave Bravo. It's been said for more than 50 years on tv ads and you're just now thinking it's a new thing?
People say that all the time in the Midwest I thought that was a regular saying
Thanks JT for a awesome video, the speed check always one of my favorites👍👍
You bet
Fast trains and DPU icu! Love the video❤
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the fabulous video JT! It was cool that you were clocking the speed of all the great trains. Not to mention the near perfect place to film. Thanks again!! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much!
@@JawTooth You're certainly welcome 😁!
I always like grocery shopping, shopping and malls.
Me too!
Your mid-afternoon railfanning at the Abner Gaines House in Walton, Kentucky proved to be rewarding, Jaw Tooth! The trains that you caught had a variety of cars on them except for the CSX auto rack train heading to Louisville, Kentucky. Thank you for uploading this video for us to watch!
Very cool! Thanks for watching Thomas
Wow! Excellent catching all the trains, I like them all, I got to see the trains today in Carlisle, Ohio, along with the CSX pickup truck, I also got to hear the tornado sirens going off since last night at around 4:30AM in Dayton, Ohio, @JawTooth, Brian, thank you very much.
Cool! You had a pretty good day. I want to get back to Carlisle. I like that area
Awesome video JT!
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when a knuckle pin breaks like that, the knuckle and coupler where it fits into, are designed so that the knuckle does not not fall out , hence no train separation. In fact when the head of the pin pops off like that, the remainder of the pin may fall out immediately, some period down the road, or may stay in suspension for a period of time until trained freight car inspectors will tag the car for that defect. The forces of pulling or pushing help to keep the broken pin in place, as well as the wear on the pins shaft which forms shoulders from the levels of swiveling in the pin bore where the knuckle rocks back and forth in its restricted short path of movement in its locked or closed position. The hole on the bottom is for a three eights cotter key, which keeps the entire pin from jumping out of its bore when cars collide in switching. Also some cars are tipped or rotated to empty their load ,the pins are not to fall into the unloading works. When an uncoupling lever is pulled to open a knuckle, if the pin is missing completely, the knuckle simply falls on the ground.
D-P-U-I-C-U, Lot of steel coil haulers and a rear DPU. CSX train with auto racks and a mid DPU and an NS auto rack train. NS gives you a rail fan salute, and a rear DPU, good day at Abner Gaines house!
Excellent again JT! Love the radar!
Thanks again!
Awesome JT thanks for bringing us these videos keep up the good work and have a good day best wishes from Scotland 😊
Glad you like them!
@@JawTooth Brilliant as always JT thanks 😊👍
Great you are back in Walton Kentucky at the Albert Gaines house
which has tracks on each side of it and a lot of train action there
thanks for using the radar unit and showing the radio scanner
i really liked seeing the trains here and how the tracks surround
the Gaines house, also of course i always like seeing Norfie and
the Dogs playing around the house having a lot of fun and of course
the slide show recap of the trains there in Walton and another really
awesome video of trains, tracks, pets and old historical houses
Thanks Jaw Tooth.🇺🇲🤠🐕🦺🦮🐕🐈⬛🇺🇲
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Great Video as always J.T. Beautiful Trains including the Graffiti on the Car Carriers. The the Radar Gun. They were Booking J.T. Looking out for your next 1. I did see your Video when you were inside the House, it was Awesome. Still on lite Duty, with my 3Stents. Doing an Hour every other Day in the Woodyard. Going out today no more than 30minutes to Trim up some Wood. See you at the Next Video my friend. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.
@19:46 That was a nice hello from #4215. Looks like the word about Jaw Tooth gets around. Nice video BTW. thanks.
Amazing videos Jaw Tooth keep up the good work
Thanks! Will do!
hello Jaw & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool Thanks Jaw Friends Randy
Hi JT love to watch your videos I hope that you have a great weekend 😊😊😊
Thank you! You too!
Great trains as always JT. Knowing the speed is nice. I enjoy the pups too. ❤
Thanks 👍
The sound of the fire truck run mixed with the thunder of the locomotive was supreme!
EOT DPU ICU! Fast paced action, excellent video as usual. Thanks JT!
Glad you liked it!
Yesss! Return of the radar. Thats cool! Another fun video and some great history. Love your videos JT. Stay safe!
thanks for watching
That first train looks to be going really fast.
Nice toot salute on the last train!
Great catches and awesome video jaw tooth
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the Speedgun !
Our pleasure!
Hi 😊 I love your videos are terffic thank you I really appreciate an enjoy them lots an lots be safe GOD bless you an your family keep them coming
Another great video JT. The radar check was cool along with that horn salute.👍🏼
thanks for watching
@@JawTooth your welcome JT.
Hopefully you have a great day rail fanning,haven’t heard from shoestring in a while hope he’s doing well. Thanks again for giving such great railway videos
Thanks for watching! I talked to Shoestring a few days ago and he was fine
Love to see trains
Thanks for the ride.
Our pleasure!
Excellent idea JT! Merges and acquisitions, by combining a mowing grass and train watching UA-cam Channel! Soon, you'll be adding culvert cleanouts as well (I'm sure SB Mowing and Post 10 will not mind)! 😃😃 Always love it when the gun comes out. After watching so many videos, I'm usually spot on with the speed! Thanks again! 👍👍
Fantastic work again!!
thanks!
Hey jaw tooth lots of cool trains. They go at various speeds. Some slow others are high balling. FRA sets the track speeds for trains . Just like speed limits on roads. Have a great railroad day 🚂🙋♀️
Cool, thanks for the info and for watching!
Really nice catches Brian!! Congratulations! 🤝🙂
That Abner Gaines........... he must have loved railroads to have placed his house where he did. Thanks for another great video, Brian.
Thanks for watching! That house was built there before any railroad was in the state of Kentucky
Oh, I know............. I was just making a joke. It is a very neat place, though.@@JawTooth
Thank you , thank you, that speed detector would have really come in handy with those trains in Florida, man that freight and those commuters were flying past ya thank you again !!
You got that right! Brightline would be fun to check with it
Great catches. Liked those Big manifest trains.
Thank you very much!
I enjoy the videos with the radar gun so much that it got me thinking about how fast the trains I see are going, so I ended up getting a radar gun myself, but I don't show mine on camera. The fastest train I clocked was an Amtrak train at 72 mph. The fastest freight I caught was going about 58 mph.
That was an amazing video! I also know I’ve seen that Nyke auto rack car on another one of your videos. Great content as always Mr. Jaw Tooth!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool.
thanks!
Always a great video !!
Thanks!
Great color with this video thank you JT radar gun COOL
I’ll be on a lookout for that 2MUCH autorack here in Forney and Lancaster.
9:29 Plus, I actually filmed this ‘NYKE’ car in Forney back in January! It’s uploaded to my channel, but that’s cool to see these cars going around the system like this.
Jaw Tooth a few years about I was in Savannah, Ga on the NS line. Now I don't know if you seen it, but they had a boxcar painted with Sonic the Hedgehog on it. Now you talking time. Man that was great. It's painted in white as the background, but then you'll see Sonic on it. You can't miss it. So be on the look out for it that's if you haven't seen it yet.
There can't be that many auto racks in this whole wide world! Those crews had to be swapping some of those, just wearing them & the tracks out!
Hello from Cleveland. I can't believe it's over 60 degrees. Great video as usual It's about time you bring out the radar gun love those D.P.U.S JT I think all frieght train engines are governed to run 75 mph if I'm wrong let me know .
Good video JT. Never really thought that freight trains go THAT fast. Let's just hope they don't derail.
I hope so too
On the rail, it looked like a US Steel logo.
74 km/h is pretty fast. Great video as always Sir!
Thanks 👍
I enjoyed that video👍👍
Thanks 👍
Awesome video again
Thanks again!
Great catch with fire truck
Thank you very much!
You should go to Cary NC. NS and CSX both meet .The best part both lines take amtrak . So as selma NC . Hopefully your next video 😊
Maybe one day!
Another good video JT , where are you filming this afternoon? Be safe out there. Hey JawTooth what’s the fastest train you’ve filmed and do you have a video of it? Thanks and God bless.
Right now I am at home. I filmed today in Walton, Kentucky. The fastest train was 59mph I believe. It is in a video that I filmed near Lucasville, Ohio which is just south of Piketon
12197' , that's well over 2 mi. of train .. where does all that go? And my, my, what a mess it would be if the autorack that topped out at 45 mph came of the tracks. Thanks for another good train vid, JT.
Those blackbirds fishing that were spray- painted on the side of that autorack car look like the Looney Toons myna birds cartoon birds! You have a very good memory to remember that you had video of that 2 MUCH Autorack when you were in Troy,Ohio; as for me, I can't remember what happened two minutes ago!😂
I remembered it in Troy because at the time when I was there I had remembered that I saw them somewhere else. Not sure where though
Thank You Jaw Tooth always watching! Son
Glad to hear it!
Nice graffiti on those racks! Thanks for the video Brian stay well roll on
Thanks, you too!
CSX autorack train is M205 starts Worcester, MA ends Osborn Yard - Louisville, KY. Empty autoracks.
Hi my friend it me Eric 123 train 1 love 👍😁👍👍😀👍😉😉😉😉😉
Hey, thanks!
2 NS units and 126 cars and 1 NS DPU
Nice video!
Thanks!
The mixed freight sure had a load of aluminum pigs! Maybe the delivery was overdue and that's why they were going so fast? I don't know. 😊😊😊❤❤❤
Good point!
Great video. I use fair a rada Bearcats 125. I also have a antenna that has a magnet base that will stick to a vehicle. The antenna is 5 8 wave with a 3 d.b gain
Cool, thanks for the info and for watching! I have a quarter wave magnet mount antenna but the five eights wave is much better obviously.
Good video Jawtooth
Thanks!
L&N again
Another awesome video. JT and I got a question for you. How many truck frames are on one of those flat cars I only count 10 per stack so that would be 40 per car but Scott says there’s 80 on each car unless they got 10 of them turned crossways and each stack then I could see that, but let me know And we’ll see you on the next one
Nice Video
Thanks
I'm thinking those cars would have to be sitting a long time to have a awesome picture like that on those autocars. It would take a while to get that done.
I agree!
Did that l that engine have a hemi in it wow, great video thumbs up
Yes, thanks
Early here. Now on with the show.
Good morning Steve
EXCELLENT MIXTURE OF TRAIN CAR'S ON THE 1ST TRAIN. AUTO RACKS HAULING MOSTLY,,,AIR. RADAR GUN,,, 👍. WATCH YOUR,,,SIX J.T.
Good morning Jaw Tooth.
Good morning!
@Jawtooth you could make the shot with the firetruck into a short clip.
Personally I think that the railroads shouldo set it up as art projects as long as they respect the logo of the railroad and all the markings on the cars let them have it.
A lot of the stuff that's pretty nice and pretty interesting if you ask me.
Yeah I agree, some of it shows talent. As long as they don't cover up the numbers and id markings
Nice footage and manifest with end train DPU!🛤🚂
Thank you very much!
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The BNSF autorack at 9:40 was up here in WI the beginning of January. I used it as the thumbnail photo of the video of the train it was on.
Nice to see how fast the trains are going, and did you ever clock any trains higher in the 50-100 mph range?
Yes I did only a couple of times. I think 59 was my highest
The couplers are designed to not come apart or uncoupled if the pins break. A broken coupler jaw would cause the cars to separate.
Thanks for the info!
I am from California.
I'm from Ohio, thanks for watching
i guess you don't want it going too too fast or it wont stop lol.. do all the carts have brakes on them? or is it like every say 10 carts. and the graffiti is cool if you dont mind that stuff lol. cool video:)
😊nice 📯salute.😂
Greetings Peerke!
Gm jawtooth
thanks for watching!
Big CSX Auto Racks Train has 130 cars. Counting made easier by the low speed (between 16 and 21 mph). I noticed the large "2MUCH" sign occupying the entire side of one car.
Good Morning one and all.. Stay safe and enjoy your day!!
Good morning!
Awesome
Thanks!
Those are empties going to the ford plant in Louisville