Comment #2: Wednesday was an amazing day for railfanning, i was out t Secaucus waiting for train 64 and he wasnt on it so i didn't end up getting a horn from 6700 sadly.
Great Video! Ho Ho Kus is my absolute favorite place to railfan NJT! Good variety of power and decent action, plus the chance of the NS locals if you are there at the right time. 4024 has a restricted K5LA, but two of the bells on its K5LA are dead which gives it that unique sound. Nice catch of 4101 and looling forward to 4210 hopefully starting service soon and looking forward to seeing in person. I was told that they are trying to find a Nathan M3 horn to use on 4210.
Grew up in Ramsey, rode these trains a million times. Amazing that the F40s and GP40s are still pulling trains there. All the same sights and sounds. I thought these would all be phased out due to emissions? I guess not?
They do but if you're a frequent user of RVL Western segment I-78 exits 16-24 it's normal use because there's NY Penn Station to High Bridge trips the last weekday one is 10:45pm
The Caltrain EMU runs at night, the crew is on duty M-F at 7pm in San Jose. Best place to catch it at speed is Mary Av in Sunnyvale. They stop at all the stations between San Jose and San Antonio.
Well done Rail fanning and I wonder why these trains are mostly pure Comet Vs. If you compare this route to the Raritan Valley Line you will find out RVL tends to be a combined comet II-V single levels with ALP-45DP GP40 F40PH PL42AC
Great video. You look and sound familiar. I worked a lot of runs up and down the main and Bergen line. I hired on the EL in 1970 and was qualified at WC. I worked WC on relief days from time to time. Retired from NJT 10 years ago. Did a lot of flagging and extra service jobs up that way.😎🚂🚃🚃🚃✝Years ago we had the U boats and original NJDOT comet coaches, low door sliders.
My hero! Congrats to another boy from Lindenhurst.
Great railfanning. ThanksTim👌💚😊
Enjoyable evening here at my kitchen table train watching with you. thanks for the ride.
Great video in Ramsey. I to love to railfan in Ramsey. Keep up the good work
7:34 yeah it does kinda sound like an Acela hybrid K5LA
Thanks for sharing this was awesome!
awesome video
Great video. i really enjoy all your videos tim but your njt mainline videos are some of the best (along with trash talking the sl4's 😂)
The trash talking will continue coast-to-coast
I grew up watching the U34ch diesels on the Boonton
line. I loved that chugging alcohol sound
Who does not love EMDs? And foamers gotta foam. More power to us!!!
Awesome catches
4906 is the best metro north locomotive out there, not just west of Hudson. Best of all their non heritage locomotives. You cant convince me otherwise
Why do you say that
@@leorush8171 I like the way it looks + GP40s are just the 🐐. I think that the gp40fh units are ugly. Like an offspring of an f40 and a gp40
Comment #2:
Wednesday was an amazing day for railfanning, i was out t Secaucus waiting for train 64 and he wasnt on it so i didn't end up getting a horn from 6700 sadly.
Great Video! Ho Ho Kus is my absolute favorite place to railfan NJT! Good variety of power and decent action, plus the chance of the NS locals if you are there at the right time. 4024 has a restricted K5LA, but two of the bells on its K5LA are dead which gives it that unique sound. Nice catch of 4101 and looling forward to 4210 hopefully starting service soon and looking forward to seeing in person. I was told that they are trying to find a Nathan M3 horn to use on 4210.
They should put something unique on the 4210.
Sick catches of NJ Transit & Metro North catches on NJ Transit’s Main Bergen County Lines & Metro North’s Port Jervis Line.
He sounds like Ray Romano from Everybody’s Loves Raymond lol!!
Grew up in Ramsey, rode these trains a million times. Amazing that the F40s and GP40s are still pulling trains there. All the same sights and sounds. I thought these would all be phased out due to emissions? I guess not?
They will be around for a few more years
You should visit and railfan the Union Railroad in Pittsburgh PA
Great video!
The bi-mode locomotives always look wierd under diesel power
Imo only the pantographs look out of place
They do but if you're a frequent user of RVL Western segment I-78 exits 16-24 it's normal use because there's NY Penn Station to High Bridge trips the last weekday one is 10:45pm
The Caltrain EMU runs at night, the crew is on duty M-F at 7pm in San Jose. Best place to catch it at speed is Mary Av in Sunnyvale.
They stop at all the stations between San Jose and San Antonio.
Hopefully I’ll be around that area at that time
Hey I finally started!!!!
Another great video! What happened to your video of your fantastic ride to Port Jervis?
Well done Rail fanning and I wonder why these trains are mostly pure Comet Vs. If you compare this route to the Raritan Valley Line you will find out RVL tends to be a combined comet II-V single levels with ALP-45DP GP40 F40PH PL42AC
They use older power on the Main Line and they cannot run with the bilevels. Not enough power to provide HEP to the cars.
Great video. You look and sound familiar. I worked a lot of runs up and down the main and Bergen line. I hired on the EL in 1970 and was qualified at WC. I worked WC on relief days from time to time. Retired from NJT 10 years ago. Did a lot of flagging and extra service jobs up that way.😎🚂🚃🚃🚃✝Years ago we had the U boats and original NJDOT comet coaches, low door sliders.
Very cool!
Great railfanning. ThanksTim👌💚😊