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From: GEES44DC
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  • So why did the Detector say Multiple Alarms? I don't get it.

  • @BrockRailfan There would have been multiple strikes on the sensors that detect stuff dragging.

  • You could have done a better job of showing the dragging equipment. Had you done so, it would have been one-of-a-kind video.

  • @Gooberwalla I didn't even see it. It was right in the middle of the truck. I would of had to get right between the rails and down lol to show it.

  • @GEES44DC Sorry, then I stand correct. Never mind, just keep sending us your Canadian footage, eh?

  • Hearing the detector alarm, I would have picked up the tripod and moved camera closer to the track and tried to see/video the problem.

    Why such a lousy view? Why not show the train approaching? Headlight causes autofocus problem?

    Learn how to place camcorder in MANUAL focus.

    Apparently the engineer knows the detector has a false alarm problem.

  • @robertgift It wasn't a false alarm. The crew violated the inspection rules and kept pulling into the yard. As for the view. There are other factors such as sun, other buildings, obsticles etc ...

  • @GEES44DC Your excuses ain't good enough.

    This could have been the first YouTube video to show something dragging.

    ('Twas interesting hearing the detector announcement!)

    Too bad the crew is too lazy to get out and check.

    But maybe they were just being practical and if they stop the train they will close an intersection.

    Always show a grade crossing in case some moron gets hit.

    Also it's nice to see the signals operate, if enough warning time, etc.

    Nice steady video!

  • @GEES44DC Ima try man. I've been on a run in Northern Ontario now that takes you through tunnels and a lot of rock cuts, along lakes and by cottages. The light has never been right this week to allow me to pull the camera out.

  • Where was the dragging equipment? I am not sure I saw/heard it.

  • the track side dectector sure did

  • True enough.

  • saw the switcher in brantford with 2 ethanol cars and one grain

  • "Multiple alarms.."

    Translation: your train is ALL jacked up, guys!

  • I saw the same GP38-2 at Dartmouth, NS

  • The train line where i live, in Newmarket, CN abandon the line so all i get to see is Go Transit passenger trains. On rare occasions freight trains come very late at night.

  • THANK YOU VERRY MUCH!!

  • On that particular stretch ... 35ish ... sometimes more depending on the day. Add another 12 to that of you go .5 a mile west where the CP/VIA branch goes north.

  • How many trains use this track a day?

  • Whatever the reason for this dragging equipment, it is serious enough. I remember once a BNSF Local had a dragging equipment and derailed somewhere in Washington State in a Branch line.

  • CN's Torono-Montreal main line.

  • Is that the main line or the branch line?

  • I didn't get the first message from the detector, but the bad axle was the truck on the last tank, or whatever I said lol.

  • Pretty good. It's sounds like the third tank car is making that dragging sound. It's looks pretty old. Looks like the train is going 15 mph.

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