Bumpy B class

[JetMechMA]

You guys must ride in a different loco every day. How many days on the road usually until you get back home?

[Rocketboy1950]

@JetMechMA It depends entirely on who you work for, the type of work and where you operate from. A job can be six hours to six days.

[JetMechMA]

@Rocketboy1950: So you would drive for ...what, about 12 hours or so, and then switch crews and get some rest....and then be a crew swap for another train on the next day? Do you always have to work your way back home, or will they fly you home?

[Rocketboy1950]

@JetMechMA There are far too many variables to explain. Lots of different companies with different work practices. Getting put on a plane is rare in the extreme.

[JetMechMA]

@Rocketboy1950: I see, thanks.

[Bails992]

cool video. check out my cabview video.

[shazam75]

tops! why were you running light RocketBoy?

[Rocketboy1950]

just moving the loco

[3801Catcher]

Probably CFCLA

[Rocketboy1950]

Then again, probably not. Do CFCLA have any in VR livery ?

[Necroticz]

What livery is the B class? What were you hauling? Great vid. Im envious!

[Rocketboy1950]

VR It was running light

[3801Catcher]

Nice and bumpy ride real enjoyable.

[tjntrn]

WHY DO YOU STILL SUCK??!?!?!?!!

[trainfan761]

it was cool how a goods came the other way.

[gm16v149]

She rolls around alright. Have you ever thought of giving those big Yank Tanks in the Pilbara a go ?

Big power and track maintained to the nth degree. No one to annoy you on the other side of the cab.

[Rocketboy1950]

Thought of it many times. Not a good idea.

[NR54trailerail]

Excellent video!

[nickeax]

Oh great! Thanks, but it's not long enough!