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Amazing at how much weight on those drive bars is getting thrown around so fast!
38Squid 1 week ago
how many top MPH this train go
bestamerica 1 year ago
@bestamerica 80 mph usually max depending on track rating
SkipW 1 year ago
SkipW,
alright thank
bestamerica 1 year ago
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fantastic. very good. note 1.000. The best,
you see my videos (movies) for trains?
josecarlosfarina 2 years ago
Fun Video
tetongirl 2 years ago
Aren't steadicams wunnerful?
hughesmr 2 years ago
Sure wish I had one
SkipW 2 years ago
How fast were you going?
Tanvan180 2 years ago
I would think it was around 70 mph, give or take a couple mph...
technoairplaneman 2 years ago
that is in the zone +/-
SkipW 2 years ago
Fantastic!!! I love your clips Skip!!!
Bjornv1975 2 years ago
Hey, that rhymes! (sort of)
technoairplaneman 2 years ago
i'll bet the greenies would like to snuff her out. too many 'carbon footprints'.
dale1966gto 2 years ago
I read somewhere that they used recycled fuel oil, from cars and other trains. Then you'd also have to factor the amount of energy used to haul that much weight and number of people vs. fuel consumption. There may be more of a balance.
Tanvan180 2 years ago
i hope so. it's going to take just about one more ''environmental, global warming nut''
to put me over the top. if i find out it's one of those whack jobs that in any way put an end to my steamers, i think i'll go beserk.
dale1966gto 2 years ago
yes, that is correct.
colinroxanduknowit 2 years ago
Yeah, I saw it recently on Extreme Steam on The History Channel.
Tanvan180 2 years ago
Awesome!
BladerC 2 years ago
That's incledable!
SLSF1522 2 years ago
Awesome!!!
MadSmokerBBQ 2 years ago
Seconds on that :D
technoairplaneman 2 years ago