what steam waste? someone should design to harness those waste stem and make the hydrigon power,added in to giant woooooooooo!!!! then this iron giant will be power rocket....
I remember the last steam train to Atlantc City N.J. The turn table in town was long gone, and only one good track was left into town, the other was torn up. I remember the mournful wail of it's whistle as it went back to Phila backwards. When I was a kid, those Steam trains regularly set the marshs on fire with their sparks. I walked the tracks and the later diesels really could sneak up on you with their brownish shimmering light . LOL
Does the engine firebox in the video use Bazooka's across the grate. I've had that happen(Flash backs) to an engine I used to run for Frisco; until they down sized the orifices & at the same time they Installed a Ryerson Siphon. My engines pulled the Fruit Land express up off river grade; they were all refrigerated cars heavy as hell.
"The Fruitland replaced with EMD's" & B&N phased the run out/nuther name was the "Simplot" cus' load was Frozen potatoes for Carnation French Frys
It's not exhaust coming off the wheel cylinders (it's steam) The exhaust goes out the stack (and it there are not engine cylinders -- just fire and steam -- external combustion). Those mournful steam whistles would blow across the prairies at night (when the quail were singing "bob-White") Never knew where they were going .. just heard the whistle far off on the in the distance ... makes you want to write a song..
Thanks so much, I really enjoyed your video. It must have taken a lot of work to get ahead of that engine so often. Beginning around 10.05 was surprised to see & hear three times that engine spinning its wheels while already going at a good clip. She must have so much power that she just wants to run. Note the sparks/flames at the rear wheels as the engineer tries to throttle her back. A very neat video for sure, thanks again.
My father worked for the railways in India and when I was about 4 he let clean the brass fittings on the engine. Then later, the scent of the engine, the steam, the increasing frequency of the steam puffs as the engine accelerated - got me facinated by the wonderful creation of the steam engine. Then later, my father was in charge of the train from Kalka (where we lived) to Simla (where I went to school. No greater invention than the staem engine!
That is one nice observation car at the end! UP makes up (haha) for the western rr takeover by having their steam program with 844 and 3985. Nice vid! 5 stars
@robertgift yea the release of steam directly through the cylinders is to clear out condensation
in reality, steam engines actually burn cleaner than people expect - 100% of everything coming out of the cylinders is steam, and a large part of what comes out of the stack is also just steam how clean they burn can also be determined by what they burn. 844 here burns oil, but the Grand Canyon Railroad is converting a steam engine to burn vegetable oil
@robertgift The cylinder drains are left open, so that you and I can see how bloody wonderful steamy stuff is. It is all for the benefit of photographers etc. Show 'n Tell.
@robertgift Steam condences in the cold cylinders, they cylinder cocks must be left open for several revolutions. Water will not compress and damage will occur should any water be left in them. Typically, 10 turns of the drive wheels.
on one of these large locos there is 4000 pounds of reciprocating mass. the rods are counter balanced, but power pulse harmonics are not and that does pound the rail a bit.
Wet rusty rail can cause slips, so can grease on them from a flange greaser.
fantastic, loved the shots fron the car,i know what its like to stand around in all weathers waiting for a steamer to show up as they are often late here in the U K .thanks for shareing it with us.Tony
Marvellous to see the old beauty still running! Reminds me of my childhood in East Africa, going on 48 hour journeys on the narrow-gauge line from Dar es Salaam to Mwanza, hauled by British-made locomotives.
Let me ask you something.... The main loco (steam) is helped by a turbine or diesel engine that is behind??? or what kind of tender is that...... and why??? tks...
@rjordan231 there are many steam locomotives still in service. There are even entire railways devoted to restoring and operating them. One of my favorites is the keighley and worth valley railway in england.
@rjordan231 there are many steam locomotives still in service. There are even entire railways devoted to restoring and operating them. One of my favorites is the "keighley and worth valley" railway in england.
The mighty steam maschines of the past look waaaaaay better then the modern diesel/electric ones. I always get exited when I see a steam engine in action, I guess that's the kid in me.
The mighty steam maschines of the past look waaaaaay better then the modern diesel/electric ones. I always get exited when I see a steam engine in action, I guess that's the kid in me.
My father worked on the railroad for 32 years. I remember going to the round house as a kid and climbing all over the steam locomotives at the Reading Railroad car shops in St. Clair, Pennsylvania. It reminds me of when America was America.
My daughter is two and this is her favorite video to date. She sits and watches this about two or three times every week. Great video. Now I have something I can share with my daughter that connects me to my childhood. In addition, my father was a serious model railroad collector. It has all come full circle.
yeah on those fast runs i think the deisels were pushing alittle because look at the stack smoke hardly any and at that speed ud see smoke to keep up steam at that speed
yeah on those fast runs i think the deisels were pushing alittle because look at the stack smoke hardly any and at that speed ud see smoke to keep up steam at that speed
hello let me skip the videos marvel of the engine is also my passion to see these machines on the rails, moved to Mexico and I do rpoyectos rescue stations in mexico to have a good use. congratulations on your valuable material ami I wanted to be on those trips to the UP 844
there is nothing more badass than driving a vehicle that runs off of burning coal, can drag 100x its own size and weight, and shoots out burning hot steam from the sides. HELL YEA! *****
te juro q si mi papa ve este video . me hubiera dado hermoso gusto verlo con el . papa lindo te extraño y queremos. DEAR DAD WE LOVE YOU.. HERE YOU ARE BETWEEN THAT STEAM AND NOISE. WHAT A WONDERFUL STEAM LOCO . GREETINGS FROM MONTERREY MEXICO .
te juro q si mi papa hubiera visto este video capaz de q no fallece a los 79 años como sucedio.. mi papa lindo te quiero y amo . te extrañamos . saludos desde monterrey nuevo leon .
@SD70MIKE1 I swear if my dad had seen this video q can not die at age 79 as it happened .. I love my dad and I love cute. miss you. greetings from monterrey nuevo leon
@SD70MIKE1 (translated)- I swear if my dad had seen this video q can not die at age 79 as it happened .. I love my dad and I love cute. miss you. greetings from monterrey nuevo leon
Nice video, but really tarnished by the copyright notice bouncing all over the place. Decide where you want it, and in what color, and leave it there so we don't have to be distracted.
Steam engines became so efficient just as diesel was introduced. A political thing.
Same for cars and everything in life. Bar fridge size electrical generators that can be powered by rubbish are available.
eddie100 3 months ago
Am I the only person that realizes this locomotive plus its coaches looks almost EXACTLY like the ones from the intro in Shining Time Station?
goyoshidoodoo 4 months ago
i like this
unamepasswd 7 months ago
ESO ES VERDADERO SER CONTAMINANTE,ES UNA MAQUINA DE HUMO ESO.
guty1070 8 months ago
thanks for the video mi 3 year old boy enjoyed it so much he fell asleep watching and listening to mellow sound of this grandeur thanks again.
am7b51 8 months ago
steeeaaaaaammmmmm stteeeeeaaaammm
steee eee ee eaamm steee eee eammm
aplayaz2000 9 months ago
its so slow!
lovellae 9 months ago
Shit, thats a lot of steam
ComputerHelp007 9 months ago
vØll_geil_gébt_màl_bÉí_gÒòglË:_geldeasy_eìN_vôll_krass
maryellenleona 9 months ago
what steam waste? someone should design to harness those waste stem and make the hydrigon power,added in to giant woooooooooo!!!! then this iron giant will be power rocket....
sooriyaz 9 months ago
this is excellent. i see a diesel engine in there also about 3 or 4 cars back. why's that.
chud1able
chud1able 9 months ago
I've been in Switzerland and I want to come back in the future.
Check out my channel and watch my videos.
Thank you guys :-)
Davidsbeenhere 10 months ago
Oh, feels so good in my ears! Oh.... AH!!! YEss! XD
EliteSeal90 10 months ago
one badass train.
MrTroll199 10 months ago
Kinda reminds me of Thomas the Tank engine :)
RonzyTinutza 11 months ago
A steam train passes near my house every night, and ive fallen in love with the sound. I love falling asleep to it.
dardarbinx07 11 months ago
muito show esse video e parabéns !! abraços.
adrianopinheiro79 1 year ago
naufal love this steam train
niaridwan 1 year ago
which trains would pull the most disel or steam?
moviesforrandy 1 year ago
bad mother
moviesforrandy 1 year ago
I remember the last steam train to Atlantc City N.J. The turn table in town was long gone, and only one good track was left into town, the other was torn up. I remember the mournful wail of it's whistle as it went back to Phila backwards. When I was a kid, those Steam trains regularly set the marshs on fire with their sparks. I walked the tracks and the later diesels really could sneak up on you with their brownish shimmering light . LOL
sr633 1 year ago
Does the engine firebox in the video use Bazooka's across the grate. I've had that happen(Flash backs) to an engine I used to run for Frisco; until they down sized the orifices & at the same time they Installed a Ryerson Siphon. My engines pulled the Fruit Land express up off river grade; they were all refrigerated cars heavy as hell.
"The Fruitland replaced with EMD's" & B&N phased the run out/nuther name was the "Simplot" cus' load was Frozen potatoes for Carnation French Frys
HighPriest
gravelyhighpriest 1 year ago
It's not exhaust coming off the wheel cylinders (it's steam) The exhaust goes out the stack (and it there are not engine cylinders -- just fire and steam -- external combustion). Those mournful steam whistles would blow across the prairies at night (when the quail were singing "bob-White") Never knew where they were going .. just heard the whistle far off on the in the distance ... makes you want to write a song..
Gitfidlpickr 1 year ago
@Gitfidlpickr
Well put..Think I will write a song about it...
scott93257 11 months ago
REALLY good camera work of a great looking old girl! My 2-year-old went nuts, going CHOO CHOO WOOO WOOO etc. (ahem, and maybe I joined him a bit)
beautiful.
USERNAMEfieldempty 1 year ago 5
why is it painted all black it reminds me of the alien movie
iorixs 1 year ago
here is the latest excurtion planed come here to vote for your home town :D
trainzchronicles 1 year ago
Thanks so much, I really enjoyed your video. It must have taken a lot of work to get ahead of that engine so often. Beginning around 10.05 was surprised to see & hear three times that engine spinning its wheels while already going at a good clip. She must have so much power that she just wants to run. Note the sparks/flames at the rear wheels as the engineer tries to throttle her back. A very neat video for sure, thanks again.
henrynevins 1 year ago
My father worked for the railways in India and when I was about 4 he let clean the brass fittings on the engine. Then later, the scent of the engine, the steam, the increasing frequency of the steam puffs as the engine accelerated - got me facinated by the wonderful creation of the steam engine. Then later, my father was in charge of the train from Kalka (where we lived) to Simla (where I went to school. No greater invention than the staem engine!
hommefriday 1 year ago
Zoltan Bebto from Budapest. Hungary,Europe.
bebtozoltan55 1 year ago
nice train >!
hashcream69 1 year ago
So.....Much....Steam....Cant....See....
emilfrajog112 1 year ago
poluição !
ricomaimai 1 year ago
this i noticed has a diesel engine right behind the coal car just for some extra power when needed
jtmdiesel 1 year ago
is there a diesel sitting behind the oil tender? if so why is it there, and is it operational? Nice vid Skip!
cairnswk 1 year ago
@cairnswk Because they were heading up mountain you know how steam trains are.Weak ass trains thats why they got scrapped.
ItalianBlackheart123 1 year ago
That is one nice observation car at the end! UP makes up (haha) for the western rr takeover by having their steam program with 844 and 3985. Nice vid! 5 stars
nkproad777 1 year ago
That is one nice observation car at the end! UP makes up (haha) for the western rr takeover by having their steam program with 844 and 3985.
nkproad777 1 year ago
I love it. Thanks, Skip. It's good to see such a thing of beauty is still chugging along.
nosocialismallowed 1 year ago
does this one work by jet-propulsion? lol so much steam shot out..
avsti 1 year ago
Why so much exhaust right from the cylinders?
Flushing out water condensation in the cylinders?
Would not the first few exhausts rid the cylinders of water?
Can't they burn cleaner?
Those huge side rods must be under such tremendous stress.
Does this locomotive pound the rails, or are things well balanced out?
Amazingly steady video from a moving vehicle!
What causes the wheels to slip? Wet rail?
Thank you for posting this, Skip.
RWG, Denver
robertgift 1 year ago 12
@robertgift yea the release of steam directly through the cylinders is to clear out condensation
in reality, steam engines actually burn cleaner than people expect - 100% of everything coming out of the cylinders is steam, and a large part of what comes out of the stack is also just steam how clean they burn can also be determined by what they burn. 844 here burns oil, but the Grand Canyon Railroad is converting a steam engine to burn vegetable oil
N7075 1 year ago
@N7075 100%? Hardly.... I used to ride a coal-burning steam train in NC and if the wind was right, the ash would go right in your eyes.
StarryKid06 1 year ago
@N7075 have they tried converting trains to lpg?
metamaggot 1 year ago
@robertgift The cylinder drains are left open, so that you and I can see how bloody wonderful steamy stuff is. It is all for the benefit of photographers etc. Show 'n Tell.
Aint it bloody great though...!
aubreyaub 1 year ago
@robertgift Steam condences in the cold cylinders, they cylinder cocks must be left open for several revolutions. Water will not compress and damage will occur should any water be left in them. Typically, 10 turns of the drive wheels.
on one of these large locos there is 4000 pounds of reciprocating mass. the rods are counter balanced, but power pulse harmonics are not and that does pound the rail a bit.
Wet rusty rail can cause slips, so can grease on them from a flange greaser.
Polybun 1 year ago
It's nise to see!
nitrolait 1 year ago
You cant love trains all that much if yyou didnt know steam trains still existed haha
Conducter49 1 year ago
Who the heck wants a boxy diesel if you can get something like THAT
Buemmo 1 year ago
WOW!!! I love all of that steam at 2:16!!!
stationmaster12 1 year ago
brilliant
jonnorth75 1 year ago
Zoltan Bebto from Hungary,Europe.
bebtozoltan55 1 year ago
Like the fact that it just has the sound of the trains...no disco soundtrack!
oldtilter 1 year ago
Zoltan Bebto from Hungary,Europe.
bebtozoltan55 1 year ago
fantastic, loved the shots fron the car,i know what its like to stand around in all weathers waiting for a steamer to show up as they are often late here in the U K .thanks for shareing it with us.Tony
tonybastick 1 year ago
at 1:40 it look's like it doing a burnout
BLAQRAIN27 1 year ago
@BLAQRAIN27
power!
metamaggot 1 year ago
Marvellous to see the old beauty still running! Reminds me of my childhood in East Africa, going on 48 hour journeys on the narrow-gauge line from Dar es Salaam to Mwanza, hauled by British-made locomotives.
speakswahilidammit 1 year ago
That steam locomotive looks beautiful, and it still runs just right.
Pickdivision 1 year ago
nice 9 10 10 ted
tedkenney 1 year ago
Let me ask you something.... The main loco (steam) is helped by a turbine or diesel engine that is behind??? or what kind of tender is that...... and why??? tks...
Teodolindo55 1 year ago
Let me ask you something.... The main loco is helped by a turbine or diesel engine that is behind??? or what kind of tender is this...... tks...
Teodolindo55 1 year ago
nice video Skip history is repeating itself #844 is back in Idaho.
geomodelrailroader 1 year ago
That steam locomotive looks beautiful, and it looks like it has lots of steam power.
Pickdivision 1 year ago
Nice video Skip this may have been taken in 2007 but #844 is back on my neck of the railroad
geomodelrailroader 1 year ago
I just love seeing the steam pouring out of those things. Their horns sound so beautiful, too.
coashddjj2 1 year ago
i love this vid in fact it's in my favorites, but the only thing i don't like is that piece of crap on the back of that yellow tank
trainguy3 1 year ago
that is a complete disaster look at this smoko!
mitoschumacher 1 year ago
This was a real treat.
HATEMORETHANuLOVE 1 year ago
Is the diesel being used at all or is it just a backup or used for steep climbs.
jdhiner1 1 year ago
It has a diesel with it they must not completly trust the old steamer.
jdhiner1 1 year ago
well, there you go,folks..the awesome power of steam..
ukfordfan 1 year ago
what a burnout ;D joke
plOx1991 1 year ago
0-60 in 20 minutes
TheCoolPickles 1 year ago
as much as i love trains...i ant never knew that steam engines steal existed....where and when video was taken???
rjordan231 1 year ago 4
@rjordan231 On the road from Cheyenne to Rawlins, Wyoming
SkipW 1 year ago 5
@SkipW There is a working steam train line in Denmark to
emilfrajog112 1 year ago
@rjordan231 yep there are still a handful of steam engines in service around the country today.
The3751FAN 1 year ago
@rjordan231 there are many steam locomotives still in service. There are even entire railways devoted to restoring and operating them. One of my favorites is the keighley and worth valley railway in england.
mange308 1 year ago
@rjordan231 there are many steam locomotives still in service. There are even entire railways devoted to restoring and operating them. One of my favorites is the "keighley and worth valley" railway in england.
mange308 1 year ago
@rjordan231 look up challenger one is still i use!
=D
rexman92 1 year ago
@rjordan231 Not only do they still exist, some countries still use them regularly!
mackat4ck 1 year ago
@rjordan231 Not only do they still exist, they are the only way to travel in some parts of the world!
mackat4ck 1 year ago
@rjordan231
kpbim 1 year ago
kuesta locomotiva, ce l' ho in modellino!
VINBAR55 1 year ago
Great steam in cold and rainy weather. Glad you got out there in windy Wyoming! How's the newer video camera working out?
cozephyr 1 year ago
I have absoloutley no idea why i watched that.
wazziblah 1 year ago
Awesome!!!!!!
FSXISCOOL 1 year ago
It has a very beautiful whistle.
Parchisi2004 1 year ago
so much power 4 one steamy
rickydamper 1 year ago
The famous wheel slip video! Re-reviewing!
sgtredbluered 1 year ago
Is the diesel helper REALLY necessary?
virginiaorganbuilder 1 year ago
@virginiaorganbuilder Yes. It is in case the steamer runs out of water or coal. It is also useful if the Steamer fails
chibikawaiichris 1 year ago
@virginiaorganbuilder that diesel is there if the 844 breaks down they can still move it where they can fix it
dust478 1 year ago
This is really something now. :)
MarcAdrienVerre 1 year ago
WHO NEEDS THAT DIESEL?
kirbyfan600 1 year ago
@kirbyfan600 It is in case the steamer runs out of water or coal. It is also useful if the Steamer fails
chibikawaiichris 1 year ago
@kirbyfan600 it give the train electric power, like a generator...
PRRK4Lover 1 year ago
The mighty steam maschines of the past look waaaaaay better then the modern diesel/electric ones. I always get exited when I see a steam engine in action, I guess that's the kid in me.
ericipericie 1 year ago
The mighty steam maschines of the past look waaaaaay better then the modern diesel/electric ones. I always get exited when I see a steam engine in action, I guess that's the kid in me.
ericipericie 1 year ago
Choo-choo!
TheBlokStudios 1 year ago
it looks like it broke a gas fuse and its going to cause a fire
Uvealwebstar11 1 year ago
it looks like it broke a gas fuse and its going 2 cause a fire
Uvealwebstar11 1 year ago
it looks like it broke a gas fuse and itz gon cause a fire
Uvealwebstar11 1 year ago
My father worked on the railroad for 32 years. I remember going to the round house as a kid and climbing all over the steam locomotives at the Reading Railroad car shops in St. Clair, Pennsylvania. It reminds me of when America was America.
Great videos! Thanks for the memories.
IngloriusBastard11 1 year ago
My daughter is two and this is her favorite video to date. She sits and watches this about two or three times every week. Great video. Now I have something I can share with my daughter that connects me to my childhood. In addition, my father was a serious model railroad collector. It has all come full circle.
tarikghi 1 year ago
imagine putting your finger in the wheel wow
onlyplayingme 1 year ago
SKIP.............You rock with the locomotive videos!!!!Well done and good quality to boot. Ken C.
8dakota6 1 year ago
What a wonderfull steamlocomotiv. I enjoyed every single minute.
Greetings from Sarpsborg, NORWAY
TheHeavyload 1 year ago
Awesome.
msdejesus 1 year ago
STEAM MACHINE
liu7 1 year ago
STEAM MACHINE
liu7 1 year ago
how much weight this train without coal and water
bestamerica 1 year ago
Great!
Trolleymoose 1 year ago
i just graduated to Student Brakeman. So I like this video. We have several steam engines in Connersville.
rehetbutler 1 year ago
I wish that one would come back through Little Rock Ar.!
pianomanmaestro 1 year ago
I wish that one would come back through Little Rock Ar.!
pianomanmaestro 1 year ago
Forget the French, Japanese bullet train crap...This is a real train
Le Mint
militaryhistorian67 1 year ago
that train was on Shining time Station
BSBINC1 1 year ago
@BSBINC1 yup the very same one
lvanciel 1 year ago
yeah on those fast runs i think the deisels were pushing alittle because look at the stack smoke hardly any and at that speed ud see smoke to keep up steam at that speed
biggdaddy2001 1 year ago
yeah on those fast runs i think the deisels were pushing alittle because look at the stack smoke hardly any and at that speed ud see smoke to keep up steam at that speed
biggdaddy2001 1 year ago
for an old gal, she's still got some shift in her!
Xantec 1 year ago
You have alot of nice steam footage do you sell some of it to pentrax?
wannalayya 1 year ago
You have alot of nice steam footage do you sell some of it to pentrax?
wannalayya 1 year ago
great, thnx for this)
malkvan 1 year ago
Note how the oil burner backfires below the firebox when she´s slipping because of the sudden change of draft
MrDorfmann 1 year ago
nice slips at 10:28 and 10:40ish
good job capturing a cool machine
heartlandrails 1 year ago
yeah i been across the trains tracks and under the train tracks.....also to the side of it.
abson1234 1 year ago
great train and whistle
pedropp222 1 year ago
Thank you for your passion with the old steam trains. Incredible to be able to watch them in motion. Loved it, Thanks again for sharing to others.
braylandfarm 1 year ago
wish we still there
strat8383 1 year ago
nice.
thepiratez91 1 year ago
Beautiful video!
FFICheyenne 1 year ago
Have often wondered whey the diesel assist...
has more power than the diesel, an pull that train with ease...
just doesnt make sense..takes away some of the reality to some extent
redifreddy14 1 year ago
I see its carrying passeger cars...how does one get tickets for something like this?
baritonebynight 1 year ago
I like this engine. Despite her heavy weight, she runs like a sewing machine!
locomotive1804 1 year ago
Water.
Faztlan 1 year ago
W O W!!! What a beautiful sight; thanks for shooting this video. This is a magnificent machine.
lls691ddm 1 year ago
hello let me skip the videos marvel of the engine is also my passion to see these machines on the rails, moved to Mexico and I do rpoyectos rescue stations in mexico to have a good use. congratulations on your valuable material ami I wanted to be on those trips to the UP 844
JHONOSHO 1 year ago
Made in the USA!!!
Squarerig 1 year ago
Excelente video. Mis hijos los disfrutan mucho
Sendtfeil 1 year ago
The Famous Union Pacific 844!!
hellya2011 1 year ago
there is nothing more badass than driving a vehicle that runs off of burning coal, can drag 100x its own size and weight, and shoots out burning hot steam from the sides. HELL YEA! *****
jmantheburninator 1 year ago
hello
thejayfroo 1 year ago
No matter what my interests change to, stuff like this never gets old.
Steam Fan for Life.
TheEPICtrainrider 1 year ago
I've been looking for this video with the wheel slip! Great five star capture!
Please excuse me if I've already commented this video before!
sgtredbluered 1 year ago
Pity there's a diesel behind it.
crvorhees 1 year ago
that engine its nice,but it is also a smoke factory on wheels:P
aqasenior 2 years ago
u should see the 3985 challenger locomotive which is the worlds largest operating steam locomotive its somthing else =)
golfisgreat123 2 years ago
talk about steam!!!...
Noxious597345 2 years ago
I saw a classic steam machine restored here in The Netherlands a while back. Amazing, like going back in time!
barthoedemaker 2 years ago
Un F---ing real what a machine take me back to 1959.
critchley3819 2 years ago 13
Thank you, Skip.
Can'they gethe oil to burn more cleanly?
Cleaner means less soot in the boiler tubes for more efficient heatransfer.
My great uncle fired a huge freight locomotive. Was proud that he generated the least smoke possible.
Why so much cylinder venting. I presume to expell water, but why so long?
Loved youriding along side with camera NOT in the wind!
Flat, I can see how the sudden rush of air pulled through can mess up the firebed.
No way to predictraction loss.
robertgift 2 years ago
Fumaça demai e pouca velocidade não ? abraços.
acfc1972 2 years ago
OMG, this is lovely............!!
masterbw 2 years ago
i just love the sounds made by the rail...and the sounds of the steam engine is just awesome!!
thanks for the great video
gutrp 2 years ago
What a beauty..hats off to the maintenance crew who keep her going ..
love the mournful cry of her whistle ...
fjbutch 2 years ago
how far was she going? like what was her top speed?
thelasthallow 2 years ago 6
@thelasthallow Portland and Seattle, up to around 70mph +/-
SkipW 1 year ago 4
te juro q si mi papa ve este video . me hubiera dado hermoso gusto verlo con el . papa lindo te extraño y queremos. DEAR DAD WE LOVE YOU.. HERE YOU ARE BETWEEN THAT STEAM AND NOISE. WHAT A WONDERFUL STEAM LOCO . GREETINGS FROM MONTERREY MEXICO .
SD70MIKE1 2 years ago
@SD70MIKE1 - if you can it will be fairly close to you UP 844 steam locomotive Arrive 12:30 p.m. April 14, 2010 Harlingen, Texas UP Rail Yard
825 N. Commerce St.
(Commerce and Fair Park) over night
Thursday, April 15 Depart 9:45 a.m. Harlingen, Texas
I sure hope you can arrange a visit with it you wont be dissapointed as it is 1st time south of Houston ever! check- upsteam(.)com for info
SkipW 1 year ago
te juro q si mi papa hubiera visto este video capaz de q no fallece a los 79 años como sucedio.. mi papa lindo te quiero y amo . te extrañamos . saludos desde monterrey nuevo leon .
SD70MIKE1 2 years ago
@SD70MIKE1 I swear if my dad had seen this video q can not die at age 79 as it happened .. I love my dad and I love cute. miss you. greetings from monterrey nuevo leon
SkipW 1 year ago
@SD70MIKE1 (translated)- I swear if my dad had seen this video q can not die at age 79 as it happened .. I love my dad and I love cute. miss you. greetings from monterrey nuevo leon
SkipW 1 year ago
WOW!...
uranimo 2 years ago
i love this type the power an strength
superhapyproductions 2 years ago
Love the whistle.Sounds like the 611
generationll 2 years ago
有補機???????
Jessi0923 2 years ago
damn thats some farting ugly smelling train there:)))) LOL lamfo
indubitabil 2 years ago
Total Awesome'ness to the absolute max!!!
CoastStarlight11 2 years ago
What a beautiful fire-breathing monster. Probably not doing much to help with the problem of Global Warming though, but hey, who cares! Great video.
seamaster27 2 years ago
So fine looking.
SteffanLlwyd 2 years ago 2
Well its a good thing that Union Pacific Railways didn't scrap the 844's! I heard that they are still running today! =D
GranTurismo360 2 years ago 12
未だ現役で蒸気が走っているとは・・・
lambstone2000 2 years ago
@lambstone2000 translated- The steam is running and still active.
my answer - It sure is!
SkipW 1 year ago
Let the midnight special shine a light on me
MegaDave001 2 years ago
Listen to that stack talk, I LOVE IT.
needlove1982 2 years ago 5
Nice video, but really tarnished by the copyright notice bouncing all over the place. Decide where you want it, and in what color, and leave it there so we don't have to be distracted.
CosmicRay2515 2 years ago
@CosmicRay2515 i hear you & my more recent videos, we have tried to work on that
SkipW 1 year ago
I am an engineer on the Norfolk Southern.. I'd have no idea how to even make this thing move. lol.
crvorhees 2 years ago 6
6:45 and more, beautiful steam power!!!
ElSheikOmar 2 years ago 2