A classic Santa Fe horn on an atsf sd40-2 part II

2nd recording of BNSF 6958 (nee atsf 5192) and its great rs3l. this one sets even a more appropriate step back in time with classic uS&S clanger manual bells instead of those stupid e-bells at the gates. this and the previous video stand as a historical documentation of one of my favorite engine types which is vanishing ever so quickly on today's railroad. enjoy this vid as well! recorded near ponder, tx

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• sd40-2
• emd
• horn
• train
• rs3l
• atsf
• bnsf
• trains
• railroading
• santa
• fe
• locomotive

[DouglasP201]

@verastaki There trash 9's, they always get burnt, 'cause of the turbocharger i think,

anyways the SD40-2's someday will rule the rails once again :)

[jimmydcap]

Music to my ears!!

[PieMaster1994]

Without EMD, who'd pull all those dead GEs back to the shops?

[dwkcamman611]

Sweet!!!

[hydrixhaulin]

i wish that horn was on every sd40-2 made. Fuckin awesome Rs3l

[upheritage6]

music to my ears.

[Cand0002]

The Only Sd40-2's i see now a days are on short hauls, locals and being used as helpers pushing freights and Coal trains up small grades.

[bnsfwarbonnet]

fisrt ones the best

[trainzguy101]

@LongHoodKW also the ac4400cws are basicly the same as a c44-9w (I'm a new channel for themattsbro)

[timpriddy73]

GOTTA BURN VICTIM

[megs905]

@nsrailfann4life91 PS Better financing for them and better Warranty too over EMD

[megs905]

Looks like the BNSF burnt some toast eh in the toaster? or Toaster Oven? lol Stupid GE Garbage but love the horn RS3L!