Pacing Union Pacific 3985 thru a RR crossing
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This video is a response to UP 3985 westbound to Cheyenne in the fall of 03
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Men were men in those days.
kiwicockers 1 week ago
The centrifugal forces and laws of inertia are pushed to the limits as the big driver beams repeat their torturous cycles. Those laws limited the rail speed of steam powered piston Locos like this. Wonderful to experience that sound again. During the WWII years, my tiny loft bedroom was 1500 feet from the tracks as these iron marvels thundered past in the dark of night.. Winter below zero nights brought every mechanical link and rail sound into my room. Oh Lordy I miss that period of time.
Blogengezer 3 weeks ago
That is to die for........
474TFW 2 months ago
@Fatality654 Usually you will see the thing going an average of 30 to 40 MPH, but it can easily go up to 70MPH, but it rarely happens because even streight out of the maker, it was a long stop to slow it down going that fast. 70 Years of age aren't going to help either.
KillgoreES88 4 months ago
how many miles in an hour?
Fatality654 6 months ago
@Loco4Locomotives
yes, the era of slide-rules.
even abacus may have been used.
simhopp 8 months ago
What I love about the age of steam was locomotives like this were designed and built without computers, auto-cad drafting, CNC milling machines. Truly a tribute to an area when people had to think and do using their own brains and hands!
Loco4Locomotives 9 months ago
That's the coolest thing I've ever seen...
TheEPICtrainrider 10 months ago
@Roncace It's a Challenger, 4-6-6-4, a Big Boy is a 4-8-8-4 configuration.
howtowakeakar 1 year ago
BIG BOY or CHALLENGER?
Roncace 2 years ago