UP 5354 through Little Rock Ca.

Here is a very rare crossing to find on a main line especially in California. the lights unfortunately are 12" lights but there is a remaining WABCO triangle gate here at 106th St. E. Also what is rare is that this crossing is on a UP line and it still has all mechanical bells. This crossing is on the Palmdale cuttoff BTW. On the previous video I took of this crossing, the triangle gate longet than usual to rise because it was fighting with the left rear light to get into its upright position. Hope you enjoy the video.

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Travel & Events

Tags:

• UP
• 5354
• Little
• Rock
• Ca.
• 106th
• St.
• E.
• Palmdale
• Cut-off
• US&S
• WABCO
• Triangle
• gate.

[Rrxingrick]

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[Rrxingrick]

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[Ropeu]

what was that whooshing sound at the end of this video

[Rrxingrick]

at what time?

[etshorty1]

L-WHO L-ROCK!! WHOOP WHOOP thanks for showing my hometown for 18 years some love.. But as i was wacthing the video i didn't understand what was so great about it... until a read the comments.. is the bells? or the flashing lights? cause those crossings are normal out here

[Rrxingrick]

The gate motor on the side of the crossing that I was on is a somewhat rare gate mechanism. The rest of the crossing is prety much normal.

[aldota56]

i miss u littlerock

[Sniper12890]

owensri2 has that type of triangle gate

[beauloftis1976]

Nice video! I especially like the ring speed of the bell on the WABCO triangle gate. I have liked this one for couple of years or so but have just added it to my favorites because this is a fairly new account and have been adding alot of other videos to my favorites, in fact I'm just now subscribing to you.

[theUP844]

it was probably just a plane.

[eddieg749]

that arm on the signal reminds me of in the state i live in in mn on the main bnsf lines they have a long arm on it i hope you know what im talking about

[eddieg749]

why do they sometimes put extra engines on the end of the frieght for more power or something