A 1.2 Kilometre Long Train Goes Missing | Railroad Australia | Episode 3 | Documentary Central
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Getting up close and personal with all things Railway in Australia! Freight trains, tourist trains, passenger trains, rail fans, building and maintenance.
Fletchers’ drivers Mick Grantham and Simon Briggs are fighting with a massive freight train to descend the mighty Blue Mountain range.
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Title is 1.2 kilometer train goes missing. I watched the whole video and there was no mention of a missing train. Either this is click bait or Australia has a different meaning for the word missing.
Thanks for the heads up. I won't waste my time watching the rest. Very misleading title!
That will be a thumbs down then !!!
@METEORITES ARE BEAUTIFUL 😍 according to the title of this video they do.
They made reference to the missing train around the 8 min mark.
@@solomongainey838 went back and rewatched. The train mentioned at around 8 minutes wasn't missing it was delayed. There's a difference. They knew where the train was and that it wasn't going to arrive on time. Missing means they can't find it. There were no missing trains in this video.
I watched a video of a coal train from Ironton, Ohio - it had 157 wagons! Coal dust blowing into the town. Being robbed by kids was too cute! Love your video. 😀
super video ❤❤😍😍
Thanks for the upload, D.C..💖
It was a fun video despite the "click bait" title. I'm surprised that in one case the driver couldn't see a signal saying he still could proceed at caution. In another case, an important switch was operated manually in the yard.
Still, a fun video.
The scene seen by drivers hardly ever changes. The surprise is they don't regularly fail to see red lights.
Would love to visit Australia! 😍
Yes I useto want to live there 😁
"She gave him all the right signals.. but the same can't be said for traffic control" LMFAO
All of that computer knowledge and you still need a train operator. Like 🙂
1 year later...congratulations 🎉
Australia was a nice country my family live there
Let me paraphrase an old saying "follow the money" with 'FOLLOW THE TRACKS"
Trains dont just up and wander off into the sunset somewhere.
Thanks for sharing, shared.
Glad it worked out for the Over Lander Driver on His proposal 👍
wow the Dramatics.
This country has the longest trains, biggest trucks, straightest roads, etc etc, , Australia 🇦🇺👍
the US wins on longest trains. we now often run upto 5km long trains
dramatized but i still like watching the switching manuevers and seeing the locomotives
They need to modernize there railroad..
Have they built that cut off yet in eastern Australia ? So freight takes a shorter route and saves about 24 hours or something ?
Great vedio awesome
Hats off to the drivers n all for working hard
Title is wrong. Anyways vedio is great
Love from india Goa
weird to see them call a defect detector special and rare, the US has them every 20-30 miles on mainline track.
container train from Dubbo -first part 250km in 8 hours, that's a bit more than 30km/h -can't be
Love the video. Why all the drama. No train ever stopped for a snake. LOL And there is a deadman switch on the train for reason. Engineers get so bored they fall asleep. Have some fun and do ice crème delivery man with the same drama. LOL
Trains will be used alot more due to diesel prices for semi trucks. Coal burning train engines will help.
Coal is a terrible fuel for trains, it is heavy and not very energy dense. If they convert locos it will be to LNG or some variety of electric.
@@mattwalker5689 yeah except many big steam engines are more powerful than diesels however elecitrc locomotives are more powerful than both combined (but they require complex electrical infrastructor)
Over dramatization of everyday train trips. 'Busy' rods have barely any traffic on them in this video.
Click bait trash. Does not come up missing. All dramatized.
And it HAS to be done on time ...as if lives depended on it. So much drama!!
That sugar "trash" really should be harvested and used as fuel for power generation.
Man, that cane train is narrow gauge eh?
yep about half of the worldwide standard gauge though i believe most of queensland uses 42 inch gauge (which is also used in japan, south africa, and new zealand)
The British built all these lines !! 4 day journey ? Where do they sleep and when ?
They stop in towns. They showed them in all three episodes so far.
Nobody ever said Australia was smart..
Ok, so click-bait title. Also, 28:36 "it's so tough on the trains that safety authorities have installed a sophisticated detection unit at the side of the tracks to check nothing's wrong it picks up hot wheels it picks up on bearings it's got drag detectors so if there's something hanging down from the wagon it'll pick that up as well and they'll give us what type of alarm it is what they think's wrong what wagon it's on what axle number" ... that's what's called a "hot box detector" in the US, correct? And in the US, where they love to cheapen out on their tracks, those things seem to be everywhere, not just on places that are "tough on the trains".
Sad that they had to dramatize daily activity!!
Aye Mites!
forklift hyster doutch proud i am working for hyster
you keep saying a steep grade. what percent of a grade is it? here in the USA our main line trains hit up to 3% grades. with longer trains.
no ruling grade on most american mainlines is only about 1% i believe the saluda grade is only about 2.5% however on the colorado narrow gauge (or whats left of it) its about 3 to 4%
can’t believe they stopped for a snake
Every life it precious. 🐍
Good grief mate, it's a tour sight seeing train and that route is affiliated with an adjacent Safari type zoo.
Surprised they didn’t show a half naked girl on top the train.. Clickbait lol
this fletcher guy needs to buy at least six new locos with all the profits he makes. this way he can run two trains. and not fear a blocked train. as well as having "spare" locos for the soon to come loco break downs. and could run four not three for a safety margin getting over the hills. (a rear pusher helps keep knuckles from snapping). never too much braking abilty. or umph getting up grade.
Farming isn't very profitable, most of what is earned from selling those hauls will go straight back in to the farm. I very much doubt he's making 30 mil+ profit to buy up 6 new locos.
Click bait !! No missing train...
Don’t waste your time. Nothing about a missing train.
I love the fake drama.
Wet Will. Ya sheila had to say yes. Where's the honeymoon gunna be?
Put a few Polish or Italian aunt's or grandmothers on those trains...... They won't get robbed ..... !!!! That's a promise.....
Free security for life free of charge..... They've smother them to death.... they'll be running away from the train..... Lmao :)
Stay happy !!
Arisu please save me on the discord please
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