Amtrak Michigan Line Memories (2011-2015)
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This is an absolute GOLD MINE. Brings me back to the days of my childhood. One of the earliest memories I have of train chasing was in the cab of an Amtrak F40 in Pontiac. Thank you for this!
you have excelled yourselves this time!!! stunning shots, excellent sound; & I love how you give us the back story of each unit with the history of the railroads mixed in. I wish you all the best, here's hoping for another 10 years of top notch quality! many many thanks, stay safe & stay cool - best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧
Amtrak train F40 to the next One 1:54:57 train 2 Locomotive in 1:55:56 CP Draw Bridge Amtrak 352 trail creek 1:56:50 Amtrak train 353 wow Was amazing Awesome Video Drayton.
Thanks!
What an Awesome Video!! I can tell that you love what you do because 1 she sure was a Beautiful Engine & 2 you chose a really nice stretch & chunk of road to pace her on!! Nice work!!
Thank you for all the hard work you put into it. Amtrak locomotivenumbers are often limited to the numbers between 20 and 40!
Thank you for watching, that means a lot. The reason why the road numbers are between 20 and 40 is because locomotives no. 26 to 38 and 126 to 128 have ITCS equipment needed to run at "high speed" on the Amtrak-owned segment of the Michigan Line from Kalamazoo to Porter, Indiana. -Drayton
All credit to u Drayton,u have the best train videos in US. Thanks from Sweden.
A gp38-2 is basically a modern gp9
Absolutely awesome! Two thumbs up.👍👍
Your hard work is so appreciate your treasures
Good video Drayton thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching, Robert. I hope this video brought back pleasant memories of working and living in Michigan. -Drayton
@@DelayInBlockProductions it did Drayton it brought back memories when I work for Grand Trunk once again thanks for sharing
Robert Moose Guzman
Love this video.
Thank you! -Drayton
Nice work D.
Not complaining, but pointing out that newbies (like me) have no idea what "phase three" paint is. Is it a type of paint; is it a design; is this the third of how many phases?
A brief explanation, the first time you use a term (that is unique to the subject) in a video, helps to bring the viewer along
It's great to show off your technical knowledge by using all the technical terms and colloquialisms. Now take your videos to the next level; show off your technical skill by teaching as you talk.
I did catch "... paint scheme" in this video. But in other videos you simply call it "phase three paint". "Pushing" I think I figured out; "push-pull run" (I think is what you said) I have no clue what kind of run is.
Great videos. Now make them greater by teaching us as our show us.
Love them trains , there is nothing on this earth more powerful and graceful
Norfolk Southern High hood is an absolutely gorgeous locomotive it looks freshly painted and detailed most likely the engine was replaced new trucks and new technology.
that 406 is now 90406. Paired with 145 on the downeaster
Some of the OG Southern GP38-2’s now serve on my railroad here in Florida: NS 5571 and 5548. Both rebuilt with low hoods by NS, they now are owned by my railroad; FGAR. Both have been repainted in the FGAR paint, but retain their Southern/NS Horns. They are commonly separated from each other, with 5571 coming to my city: Pensacola, the most. Sister unit 5548 hardly comes.
FGAR is high on my list of wanting to visit.
@@DelayInBlockProductions it’s a wonderful road. We recently have taken delivery of two former FEC SD70M-2s. 105 and 107, though they hardly visit my home town of Pensacola.
Buffalo and Pittsburgh RR acquired one of NSs SD60M triclops along with a non triclops SD60M from NS as well after progress rail bought them
I seen that p42 anniversary locomotive in Greensboro NC back in June 15 2022
i miss Amtrak 822 because of a accident
Congratulations !
Jan 7 2012 I was homeless in DC that was a brutal winter for me
Hello, great video. Is it sloppy & careless to have so many unused rail ties stacked by the tracks? Is it possible that vandals can use them to derail trains?
I am so curious, how do you capture the great aerial shots, drone, helicopter? In one sequence, the camera seemed to be ahead of the train as it was coming towards the camera and it seemed the camera was hovering feet away of the advancing engine. Awesome videography.
Been to Niles too got catfished too there
So cool to see 5076 in freight service. I live in Napa and seeing her pull passenger cars with all her logo removed and horn switched out is just depressing these days.
Finally, someone who understands me!
Can you drive an Amtrak dash 8 :P
I'm on some kind of odd Train kick....
How did you get inside the Amtrak loco ? I thought due to homeland security you couldn't ?
8:56 chuggington toys
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Nice Video
Was that a green Chevy nova or chevelle it was a nice catch for the scene old school cars and high hoods can’t beat that at 19:00 time stamp
Nova
I was homeless in Kalamazoo around early 2011 and battle creek I got catfished by someone from Yahoo chat then glad a nice trailways bus driver faked a ticket to get me back to Chicago better to be homeless there than Kalamazoo
do they still run freights?
Yes but the schedule is a lot different now due to PSR.
@@DelayInBlockProductions do they run freights at coldwater?
What could possibly go wrong with a 100mph train?
110mph