8 Alco/MLW's Move Grain On the Mountain!

Delaware-Lackawanna PO-74 has 5 Alco/MLW's up front and three on the rear to get up the wet rail from Scranton, PA, to Mount Pocono. We see it at Elmhurst, Moscow, and Lehigh, where the pushers were cut off, then at Gouldsboro, and Tobyhanna. Enjoy the sights and sounds!

[@StormySkyRailProductions]

Awesome video!!

[@stuew6]

Alcos & MLW are always Kings on Rail

[@kelvintorrence5994]

Yes they are

[@ModelingSteelinHO]

Alco/MLW Drooled the entire time ! These are amazing veteran locomotives from a better time. Wabash C424. Is that a newly acquired locomotive ? Thank you.

[@DH7409]

They have had it since at least 2009 and got her running early this year.

[@ModelingSteelinHO]

@@DH7409 Thank you.

[@AviationMetalSmith]

I thought those hoppers said “MNCR”, but I know Metro North doesn’t haul grain... I’m confused...

[@bryanlosen3262]

Beautiful engines!! But what is the Wabash at the rear? A tribute to the Cannonball?

[@kelvintorrence5994]

The wabash is named after the wabash river in indiana,also my ship in the uss wabash for 5 in long beach cally was named after it 2

[@kelvintorrence5994]

Plus their was a railroad named thar it when into conrail and then Norfolk southern

[@KBuckyRailVideo]

And just how fast do you go on Lehigh Road to get that far from the xing and catch it again after Moscow?! ;-)

[@DH7409]

Just ask the guy in the propane truck going the same direction