mini crossings

Odd that BNSF would go through the trouble of putting in LED gate lights and not replace the bell. What protection did it have before the LED gate lights? Incandescent gate lights?

using gate lights as the crossing lights moment here

I love the combination of old-timey mechanical bells and modern LED lights

Rare horn too, sounds like an M3

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This is so cool, I’m making a LEGO model of this

that’s something that you don’t see back in the days when f40phms used to run on MD-W

Amazing

Cool!

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Oh that's a tiny little crossing. Is the M-bell still there?

A healthy-sounding bell!

I wish Metra didn’t buy it then we would have 4 Amtrak F40s in preservation and it wouldn’t end up in storage because they didn’t fix it

Bro

That is the best hook I ever seen

I saw Metra MP36 404 Yesterday on the NCS Line.

Excellent

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Wow, look at that shine!! Kachow 😎

I want the 23 seconds of my life back it took to see this stupid video.

Great catch loved it

Not gonna lie they had us in the first half.

Awesome

It's been 90 years since this channel was created, Amazing 😱😱😱

this came up on my recommend and why so many dislikes people can't get a joke without getting mad at it

Ha ha ha ha ha.

I Mean Mean

I mein wtf sorry the crossing...

Auf sorry

A..whole !

Aa friend of mine used to live in that house between the tracks and that factory .

I think the trains drag racing...

Cool

Cool

excellent

So explain, why did you sell 22,000 gallons of molten phenol claiming it was diesel fuel to the Canadians?

Choo Choo! *jumps onto rail taxi *

Nice

The two Metras at 3:45 is really nice.

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My father, grandfather and my dad's uncles worked for the IHB out of Blue Island.

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There’s one in my city it’s near a newer crossing gate with an e bell

How come it ain't got the bigggg lights and crossbuck on it? That's hard to see on account of it being so small

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