CRANK UP THE VOLUME, and enjoy the sounds of old GE U-boat's and -7's working their guts out.

[@garyharrall4002]

One of my favorite locomotives. The GE Uboats

[@anb7408]

Only thing better than listening to these, was watching them at night, and seeing sparks and flames shooting out of the stacks when the engineer would notch them out!

[@lookingback6314]

Thank you for taking the time to upload these so we can all enjoy these wonderful clips! I know it is time consuming, alot of work and a labor of love.

[@1jackdk]

Thank you lookingback. Glad you enjoyed them, and thanks for watching.

[@michaelkresich2234]

Luv that old GE chug😊

[@dougkubash8673]

They definitely were hammering on those GE's! I enjoyed watching!

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

Fantastic Jack , Love old GE Uboats !!!! 👍

[@leehuff2330]

Those prime movers DEFINITELY got the carbon blown out!

[@michaelmcdougall4527]

Once again, Jack hats off to you while GE’s hammer nothing like waking up to that Saturday morning with a coffee. Thank you very much keep them coming Fortunately, I’ve been to a couple of those places.

[@1jackdk]

Thank you michaelmc. Glad you made it to some of those spots. Thanks for watching.

[@pinecone01]

I'll always have a soft spot for those C30-7's. GE's answer to the SD40-2. Excellent footage as always, Jack. And thanks as always for sharing it!

[@1jackdk]

Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for watching.

[@woods840]

In an EMD guy, but in my opinion, CSX's U30C's in the yn2 paint scheme, headlights on the nose and high ditch lights, are some of the best looking engines ever. A pair of them back to back twisting through the yough valley with a long string of racks is utopia!

[@Steelers2841]

NW C30-7 & C36-7'S WERE legends. And Conrail's B36-7 's and B23-7's were Gems 😊

[@1jackdk]

Very true steelers2641, Thanks for watching.

[@lisachandlervideos]

Glad to see this! I forgot how much I enjoy these!

[@1jackdk]

Thank you lisac. Glad you enjoy them, and thanks again for watching.