Alco C420 with awesome K5H

VLIX 2064 rolls light power to switch out some empty cars working on the Heritage Railroad at the K25 facility near Oak Ridge, TN. The 2064 had a stellar K5H on it.

[@UnstoppableRailfan]

Literally my favorite way to blow a pull lever horn! (If I was a engineer) instead of the plain buttons.

[@nottelling8129]

King of all train horns.

[@TheCSXrailfanner]

Never expected a horn like this from an alco

[@MikeG42]

Good video

[@SkyhawkACE123]

Thank you!

[@ChadsRailfanExperience]

Magnificent

[@LegoWormNoah101]

That is one seriously old Alco!

[@SkyhawkACE123]

Built in 1964!

[@LegoWormNoah101]

@@SkyhawkACE123 Before the SD40!

[@user-vh4cn2zr7y]

ALCO C420 with Killer K5H

[@BERXJoe]

That worked better than my coffee just now.

[@Inadequate-Butters]

This genuinely might be an ex BCOL just with removed 4 lights and yknow

[@CoreythelordoftheIsles]

City 17 joke here lol

[@alcobufff]

Hi! Would it be ok if I used part of this footage in my upcoming KZbin video on the alco centuries?

[@SkyhawkACE123]

Sure

[@TheNorthYorkRailfan]

Very nice horn! What railroad is this?

[@UnstoppableRailfan]

the southern Appalachian railroad museum (SARM) it’s nickname is the “radioactive railroad”

[@berkshiresubrailfan]

Damn would be better as K5HR24

[@UnstoppableRailfan]

A K5H is another name for a K5HR24, it’s the same thing.

[@railvideosbc]

I bet you they got that horn from a bcrail loco