The LIRR DM30AC fleet passes in review. All of the remaining operational locomotives are seen
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- We witness all of the remaining 20 DM30AC locomotives as they pass in numerical order in a variety of locations. The type of horn is also noted on each of these engines. The locomotives with the stunning K5LLA horns are given much attention of course as well as the #518 with its “take no prisoners” K5LA horn, the best on the LIRR. At the conclusion of this video, we salute these dual-mode units in numerical order to marching band grandeur. Enjoy these LIRR warriors. Special thanks to Charles Francis who contributed excellent footage.
You may notice that DM30AC 518 now has his New Graham White E-Bell no longer with a Ekyrail Bell
I most certainly did!!!
Lots of controversy over that Ekyrail bell. I understand why some would hate it but I liked it because it was something other than a Graham White and in rare cases, the transtronic bell
@@jordantrivett3587 The Graham White I can live with!!!! That thing was incongruous to a train
Tanks Tim I learned something new today, the difference between a k5ll and a k5lla.
Big difference.
Yup! I definitely remember Charlie having these videos.
very nice passing in review. I felt like I should have stand and saluted.
Great video thanks for sharing 👍
Awesome Compilation of the Dm30ac fleet!
Are you planning a trip to ride the New Reading and Northern train from Pittston to Jim Thorpe?.I Think the engine is an E8.
Like to at some point
K5L/ K5LLA fan 4 ever❤
504 smokin’ a bit, even at speed. Dirty air filter? 😢
I noticed that
Best Action on the Montauk Branch, hopefully soon I get to see the DM30AC on the Montauk branch hopefully soon
Missed your inciteful 9:52
Interesting parade of DM30s and their horns. Spaghetti is the best horn man on the LIRR. Love march music!! Thanks Tim😀💚
Nice!
And thanks for “the Xtra” spaghetti and meatballs 😊
That was all footage from Charles. I had to include it.