2:38 8:14 whistle sounds different or it the same one just tuned differently

If 1003 ever went back to Osceola she would be an AMAZING icon to the OSTCVRR

I love how civilization rests upon the shoulders of several insanely methodical and calm people

How often do the tubes have to be replaced?

1:28 SOO Line #1003 meets a 1999 or 2000 Chevy Micro Bird 4 row School Bus, I like the Micro Bird Girardin Buses way better with it's wheelchair lift for special needs child.

0:18 SOO Line #1003 6 chime whistle is blowing good! & The bell sounds like we're going to the Wisconsin Dells on a summer weekend.

1:35 SOO Line #1003 6 chime whistle is blowing good sounds!

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He looks terrifying.

Good day Boy it is a nice big machine, This must be a costly up keep Do they own there own truck to haul it? Thanks

This contraption I see right now reminds me so much of what the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk has. Will you ever recognize the setup they have? They have a different setup, of course. You didn't tour this place. This amusement park has always changed.

A Wurlitzer 165 and a Gavioli.

These machines are amazing! There is one at the Carillon park museum in Dayton, Ohio. I was completely mesmerized by it. The craftsmanship and skill involved in making this machine is just fascinating. By the time my mind caught up with the situation and realized that there was no recording blaring through a speaker inside the fancy box and that each of the instruments were actually making the music, my family had moved on to other parts of the museum without me. Missing time is real folks! Thank's for the video

I would say that the 8419 is my second favorite, foreign built steam locomotive the first one been the flying Scotsman!

Why is the engineer pulling the whistle on JS 8419

Shaggy and Scooby could roast some Scooby snacks on that exhaust.

Sswwweeet😮

I see that the 8419 has an automatic Stoker but in the video they are hand firing it to the do not use the automatic Stoker?

This makes me wanna bring out my own model trains again! Cool video!

Hard to believe this engine will soon be moved once again to another place it'll be running at in Oregon.

He’s back!

I see buttons for switches but not signals - but does the layout have signals? Like ABS maybe? Rule 251?

7:00 what is making all the racket in the cab? Sounds is that from the stoker jets? Man, i'd rather shovel that monster by hand than hear SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH all day long

Hi Jim, I have a question for you. Since this locomotive has a feedwater heater, and the gauging to go with it, do you have a video by chance of the gauge while the feedwater pump is in operation while in motion and or while stopped? I'm trying to figure out the actual operation of the feedwater system to hopefully adapt it to 7.5 inch gauge for my Pacific. I'm going to have Worthington FW pumps, but I don't think that matters as a form of operation. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Love all the smoke and action. Awesome Video!

Awesome video!!!

imagine then so in Chicago Railway Tycoon

Operating a steam locomotive without gloves... not safe

Looks like a good time.

That won't leak

Beautiful

Awesome

Interesting venue, I'll research! Thanks !

Best sounding locomotive I’ve heard yet. Best sounding exhaust and best whistle. 👍👏

Excellent thumbnail photo @ the beginning -It tells it all. As a fellow who lived in WI all his life, your VIDs are informative and well done, and I learn much from them.

great steamer ! love from Wales ,land of "little trains .".

What type of pneumatic tool is that and where can I get my hands on one?

0:46 where could I find more clips of that whistle?

What a 2-10-2 how big is it.

I like seeing that this steam loco runs on coal as opposed to oil. I also like that it's tender has my name on it. 👍😉

Great VIDEO, and the still PIX in the snow are f-a-n-t-a-s-t-i-c. Wish my pal Tom Fleury was still around ! Thanks !

I want to ride the velocipede at 0:16 !

I love the on board perspective. As usual the entire crew and everyone involved to make the photo charter happen did an outstanding job.

A steam locomotive with my first name on the side of it's tender. 11:06. How cool is that?! 🤗👍😉

I had no idea it was a European style seating arrangement for the driver. Very interesting to drive left side I bet.

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LOOKS AMAZING - cant wait to c it when ur done

I'm wondering how it compares with an American locomotive of the same class?

My Dad did that for a while before WWII. They were paid piece rate. Guy at the forge, would toss the rivet. One guy would catch it in a cup put it in the hole. Two behind the rivet one big guy on the jack hammer. 12 hour shifts, six days a week.

Is 1003 stoker or hand fired?