Some B units cannot be moved without a controlling unit attached, but most have some simple controls inside, and often a side window at that control station. For example, B unit versions of the EMD FT with conventional couplers had a fifth porthole-style window added on the right side only for the control station. Other models used existing windows. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the video. Great information about the Erie Mining Company. I recently came across a pair of Erie Mining locomotives #7201/7202 (RS-11s I think) in southern New Jersey and was curious about their origin. They're parked with 3 Alco FAs at at sand plant in the middle of nowhere. Hopefully they'll get some TLC soon.
I remember when LTV closed down. I was working for a company that made conveyor belts for them among other places. We lost our asses in sales and were forced to layoff 300 out of 500 people. Business picked up a bit but never back to the level it has been. We changed hands about 12 times from 2000 to 2017 by then I left the company and as of December 2021 the whole plant shuttered and moved production to Poland and Germany sighting not enough mining in the U.S. to justify haveing anything more than a sales office.
I would love to work for you guys running locos I do it now for a living it got to run a B unit with a sd40-2 it’s amazing at what them little units will do
I’m from the Philadelphia area and I would love to visit the Lake Superior railroad museum
Some B units cannot be moved without a controlling unit attached, but most have some simple controls inside, and often a side window at that control station. For example, B unit versions of the EMD FT with conventional couplers had a fifth porthole-style window added on the right side only for the control station. Other models used existing windows.
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much on all of your viedos so educational train fan thank you
The other F unit, the 4214, is in Indiana running passenger excursions.
My great grandpa worked for the Erie mining company so this was very fun to watch
Thanks for doing my request
Bro 😱 Those 567s struggling up the grade in the last clip 🥴 reminds me why I bloomin love trains
Thanks for the video. Great information about the Erie Mining Company. I recently came across a pair of Erie Mining locomotives #7201/7202 (RS-11s I think) in southern New Jersey and was curious about their origin. They're parked with 3 Alco FAs at at sand plant in the middle of nowhere. Hopefully they'll get some TLC soon.
There's films showing these units in operation as late as the early 2000s
Cool locomotive
I remember when LTV closed down. I was working for a company that made conveyor belts for them among other places. We lost our asses in sales and were forced to layoff 300 out of 500 people. Business picked up a bit but never back to the level it has been. We changed hands about 12 times from 2000 to 2017 by then I left the company and as of December 2021 the whole plant shuttered and moved production to Poland and Germany sighting not enough mining in the U.S. to justify haveing anything more than a sales office.
I would love to work for you guys running locos I do it now for a living it got to run a B unit with a sd40-2 it’s amazing at what them little units will do
By any chance is the other remaining a hint. 4214. Nickel plate express runs it currently.
I got a quick question when will you talk about the CNW commuter cars
SOO LINE 2719 and CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN DOUBLE DECKER CARS!!! Please!
I know that this video is almost a couple of years old, but im curious. Does the B unit also still run?