Boeing 737 fuselages get shoved from Mukilteo WA up to the Everett WA plant for final assembly

[@Patrick-th5yt]

I've been up that spur on both the caboose and the engine as a brakeman. That was back in 1968 though and we were moving 747 parts. It's crazy steep.

[@sweynforkbeardtraindude]

Man! That is beautiful. Boeing & BNSF! A couple of America’ s finest!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@StormySkyRailProductions]

Awesome and interesting catch of the move from one site to another. Enjoyed watching and have a wonderful rest of your Friday.(Steve)

[@YardLimit]

I always enjoyed seeing this train. Thanks, Scott!

[@Islander2112]

Air traffic bookends to a video of a train hauling planes. Excellent!!!

[@larrydockery7201]

very nice indeed i like the little 737s but i got a big heart for the l-1011 s i was on back in the 70s 80s great vid

[@TracksideNW]

Nice catch!!

[@mikeleahy573]

That was on the Clark Fork MT

[@daciatravel.647]

Very nice video!

[@AlexKhvedor]

WOW! Interesting video!

[@davidelam944]

I'm curious as to why they shipped 737 fuselages to Everett when all 737's are assembled in Renton which is about 40 miles south.

[@mrbreeze5556]

Everett is starting up a 737 line where the 747s used to be assembled.

[@kevinoshea7336]

I see these from time to time moving north through Colorado Springs.

[@TPNWR10]

These fuselages maybe came out of Q-ALTPTL in Seattle which drops it off

[@JohnHine-d8i]

I heard the 737 fuselages are built in Wichita and shipped to WA for completion. Maybe I am misinformed. I saw some going north in Wyoming in 2012. UK railfan.

[@oldrustycars]

Wasn't there a derailment there a few years ago, a couple of fuselages ended up in a river?

[@MrDgwphotos]

That was on the Clark Fork river in Montana, and some of them had to be scrapped.

[@GWAYGWAY1]

There is something sick about a country that has people that fire guns at those beautiful pieces of engineering, that requires reworking when they arrive.

[@ericmason349]

This is the first caboose I've seen in a long time. Because of the long shove?

[@mikeleahy573]

The only reason they use two BNSF locos is to push those steel flat cars and that caboose up the hill. The '37 cans weigh almost nothing.

[@scottcates]

That's unexpected. I thought 737 final assembly is in Renton.

[@Waves1976]

Hi Scott this is hudson are you on a trip?

[@Alignmentguy]

Fresh from Wichita…

[@ThumperKJFK]

✌👍

[@chickenitza8]

Fascinating.

[@dkmike2299]

Ive smoked weed there 🤤

[@zebrashark23]

Those look like Max 9's

[@nickjg1587]

Shoved?? Wtf 🤣

[@PenDragonsPig]

Over the hills and through the woods- what is this,,1919? Plus tarps and duct tape. Every expense spared.

[@DhonduWani]

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