2022 Steam Photo Charters! Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad.

October 4th & 5th 2022.
With: Skits Rail
This video features the brand new Craig Mountain Lumber Co #3 on a log train, Polson Logging Co #2 on a mixed freight train, and a surprise visit from Mc Cloud #25 for an amazing photo ops in the PNW!

[@playerhatrz]

Super cool, I wish I could've been there to see this myself!

[@armyofaceas]

It was cool to see the train go by my place in Bay City at night.

[@BalloonBugle88]

Oh wow I wish i could have seen it also at 2:18 thats funny that that crossing doesnt even work even though they bothered to replace the mechanical bell on the other side with an electronic bell

[@BobbyCase]

Great footage, bro!

[@cabcar82]

Thanks

[@phatboy3718]

bro is skookum 7 still at the niles canyon rairoad

[@cabcar82]

Yea

[@Drockthe3rd]

What happened to the former Rock Island caboose?

[@cabcar82]

What former rock island caboose?

[@Drockthe3rd]

@@cabcar82 Caboose 24508

[@martinadams7949]

was out of service

[@USASteamProductions]

Did the Oregon coast scenic restore that heisler to operation?

[@cabcar82]

Yes, they did these were its first runs.

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

@@cabcar82 isn’t that the same heisler on the defunct kettle moraine RR??

[@cabcar82]

@@nicholasmedovich8691 not sure

[@imagreatbigman]

What's the story on that Heisler?

[@cabcar82]

It's the coast brand new locomotive. This was it's first run across the entire line from Tillamook all the way to Wheeler.

[@coppercruz3605]

Craig Mountain Lumber Company #3 is a Heisler steam locomotive built for the Craig Mountain Lumber Company in 1917. She operated on the railroad until 1965 when it was moved to Hill City, SD by Elliot Donnelley. In 1977 it was moved to Chicago Heights, IL after its sale to John Thompson in 1969 and in 1982 it was sold to Richard Hinebaugh. In 2003, the National Railway Museum in Wisconsin was donated the locomotive and she ran the museum train for them often. Arizona Eastern Railway got the locomotive in 2009 in hopes of running a tourist train out there but that never materialized and the locomotive was transferred to the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad in 2016.

[@TRAINGUY-ey3hj]

@@coppercruz3605 actually #3 did run on Arizona Eastern for a good while but had a relatively short time running on the AZER.

[@adventuresofamtrakcascades301]

Damn it! I wish I would've seen this but I couldn't thanks to stupid school

[@GreatNorthernUnofficialChannel]

Is it currently operat3still as of this comment?