Savage 8625 in El Segundo

[@b2major9th]

Great catch! Thank you for posting this. Very refreshing to see a locomotive with a paint scheme that hasn’t been obliterated by graffiti to the point you can no longer tell what railroad it is!

[@SantaFe126]

Thanks, glad you liked it! Yes, being in the secure refinery facility definitely keeps this locomotive clean.

[@socalfilmproductions5507]

Awesome video. What time and days does this Savage switcher work?

[@SantaFe126]

Thanks. They come out of the refinery after 8 pm. Sometimes it's very soon after 8 pm, but other times it's not until much later (it could be hours later). They usually spend about 30-60 minutes working the yards, and then they head back into the refinery. I think that they work every weekday, and some weekends.

[@socalfilmproductions5507]

Santa Fe 126 ok thanks for the info

[@choochoovroomvroom7612]

Cool video, nice horn at 10:39

[@SantaFe126]

Thanks

[@sgtdebones]

6:47 Fireworks in the background

[@flattrain5834]

Sgt DeBones I found the schedule for this

[@HarborSubHughley]

@@flattrain5834 what’s the schedule and what time do they come at

[@flattrain5834]

Do you know why the horn is so weak on the short hood?

[@SantaFe126]

Not sure.

[@flattrain5834]

Hmmm. Do you think a savage Passover is risky?

[@SantaFe126]

I'm not quite sure what you mean. Are you wondering whether the Passover holiday would be a bad day to try to catch them?

[@flattrain5834]

No I call Passover’s when I put my camera between the rails on the tracks and the train goes down over it.

[@SantaFe126]

Ah, I see (ha -- that makes a *lot* more sense than my initial guess about what you meant). Honestly, I wouldn't do that if I were you. I think that's likely to attract the attention of the refinery security and/or the mall security.

[@stevenmontoya8616]

nice vids.

[@SantaFe126]

Thanks.