Cajon Pass "Great Race" & ATSF 3751 (Long Version, "re-mastered")

[@ConcededGlue182]

I love that sp 6 chime on 4449 😍

[@T128Productions]

So do I. Out of all the whistles the GS-4 has ever worn, that one is my favorite one.

[@VirtualRailfanProductions]

@@T128Productions Fun Fact: 4449's whistle was modified when she was returned to service in the 1970s so that it could be quilled. Almost if not all of the Southern Pacific's steam locomotives just had a button for the whistle rather than the standard cord.

[@VirtualRailfanProductions]

Personally I love the whistle 844 had during the 1990s. From what I understand 844 no longer has that old whistle, which is kinda sad.

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Up 8444 & sp 4449 racing to Southern Califórnia

[@T128Productions]

Yes, but no. This is when they were going back to their homes. That is, the UP 844(4) going back to Cheyenne, Wyoming, while the SP 4449 goes back to Portland, Oregon. In Cajon Pass (technically part of SoCal) both trains had a race up the pass, only to have the 4449 drop out after the hotbox detector went off.

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

I Love the steam trains

[@T128Productions]

Yeah and you’re obviously not the only one. I mean look at everybody else, I mean besides me.

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Up 8444 & sp 4449 racing to cajon pass

[@T128Productions]

Racing THROUGH Cajon pass, actually. Now where have I seen you before…?

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Up 8444 está soprando o original whistle igual a voz do meu primo Júnior

[@T128Productions]

Bruh

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Sp 4449 está soando o sp&s 700 cracked whistle igual a voz da tia Malurcia

[@T128Productions]

Could you at least post a REAL comment, instead of spamming your family members names comparing their voices to random train whistles just for the heck of it? Besides, these people that make these videos worked their butts off trying to capture every single second of these rare beasts of iron in action, and these “comments” of yours aren’t exactly helping. You could at least expand your vocabulary and fully express how you actually feel about watching these train videos without spamming stuff like “Sherman Peabody” or whatever.

[@Modernelvis]

Toy train whistle at 4:07

[@kaseyleitchnextgen3281]

*I can’t hear anything!*

[@T128Productions]

Not a single toy train whistle to be heard anywhere. Only REAL train whistles, NO TOYS!!! I’m talking to you: @tristenmaxwell6173 Not you: @Kaseyleitchnextgen3281 you’re fine.

[@nadaydradavis9285]

Are you deaf?

[@BNSF4749Railfan]

Where in the world is the railroad Diamond located at

[@Patrick_3751]

The diamond used to be located just off West Valley Blvd in Colton, right next to the I-10 overpass. It has since been removed, with the UP mainline crossing over the BNSF on a flyover.

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Timanken Leslisay templeton & sherman peabody

[@T128Productions]

Omg, just omg.

[@kevinsweeney2810]

Amtrak superliner from there goes a train at 5:35

[@BNSF4749Railfan]

It's called Amtrak Desert Wind

[@kevinsweeney2810]

@@BNSF4749Railfan actually, a superliner a passenger train is a lot different than a freight train it's kinda like a big motel on wheels it has a sleeper apartment, a restaurant on board, and a big engine that pulls the train.

[@BNSF4749Railfan]

@@kevinsweeney2810 the superliner is a railcar

[@kevinsweeney2810]

@@BNSF4749Railfan yeah but I'm telling you a passenger train is like a motel on wheels

[@BNSF4749Railfan]

@@kevinsweeney2810 true though Amtrak have such these fancy things for 1 Train

[@JOEMAMA_534]

4:10

[@SuperFoxyRailwayProduction6702]

Yep SP #4449's 6 Chime Origin from Fast Freight Productions

[@T128Productions]

And I couldn’t be any prouder.@@SuperFoxyRailwayProduction6702 At least your comments make more sense than Fabio Silva’s, I mean what the crap are those comments anyway!

[@RandomRetroTrainGuy82]

You may want to fix your description. At this time in 1989, 844 was 8444.

[@craigisaman4124]

True... She became 844 again less than a month later, if I recall... Thanks for catching that.

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Kyle broflovski and stan marsh

[@T128Productions]

Who?

[@jacobioapo7568]

But who wone the great race?

[@T128Productions]

I would say the 8444 won the race because the 4449 triggered a hotbox detector, forcing the train to stop in order to cool the bearings down.

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Sp 4449 está soando o sp 6 chime whistle igual a voz da minha prima alicinha