Canadian Pacific 2317 at Steamtown National Historic Site - NRHS 2010

[@CentralPennRailProductions]

Yes, those were good times. Thanks Adam!

[@JackDoonerMusic]

The audio alone is outstanding!

[@PennRailVideos]

Very nice, it's like I was there for this!

[@oldtoot]

Amazing footage, I am in awe, I have goosebumps on my goosebumps!

[@electrik_loss]

I have a dream, a total foamer dream, but one nonetheless, of a tour with 3254 and 2317 going on an excursion up to Montreal, where they'd meet up with 6069 and 2860 as a sort of commemoration of Canadian steam power. Yeah it's a total pipedream, but WOW would it be awesome.

[@mroo8796]

Love these kind of sites

[@IntrnetCat]

If I remember correctly this locomotive derailed a few years ago and bent her frame. She now pretty much just sits now.

[@Basicbill]

Wow... great stuff there.

[@codyphillips9002]

i am form canada so i know CP and CN RAILWAY

[@nathancorcoran5347]

It’s quite a shame that they are never going to return Canadian Pacific 2317 anytime soon now.

[@WarbonnetProductions]

What type of whistle is on 2317?

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

5 chime. I believe it’s out of tune

[@maxwellwalcher6420]

i wish it will have steam again

[@houstonrailfanTX]

At a little before 3 mins that yard has alot of nice engines

[@Scorch04]

16:51that guy almost fell over

[@generationll]

The smoke at 810 was tremendous

[@rubenisapanic]

that's Lowville and Beaver River Railroad No. 1923

[@MichiganRailProductions]

When is the 2317 supposed to be back in service?

[@johnjennings7978]

Not for a while, they have recently completed the restoration of engine 26, then 3713 will be pulling mainline trains, and after that, they hope to have 2317 back.

[@MichiganRailProductions]

What engine is the 3613 again? I forgot

[@MichiganRailProductions]

*3713*

[@johnjennings7978]

3713 is a 4-6-2 pacific, formerly of the Boston and Maine

[@MichiganRailProductions]

when is the 3713 supposed to be in service then?

[@hughvane]

Why do steam trains emit smoke in even bursts, anything from slow (labored) to rapid - what we as kids playing trains used to spout out as 'chuff, chuff' - rather then in an even stream?

[@docilehostile]

hughvane The chuffs come from steam being released from the cylinders (Those two big things on the front sides of the engine). Every wheel rotation, the timing rod releases used steam out of the piston and out the stack. It is possible for it to have a stream though, when it’s just smoke from the firebox and no steam. The reason there’s no stream most of the time, is because there’s a period of time where the steam is still trapped in the cylinder with no way out so it can push the piston and turn the wheel. I hope this helps.✌️

[@nascarfan8833]

her whistle sounds so sad.

[@spoon5415]

Thats only because the engineer wont pull on that rope enough.

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

Her 5 chime is poorly tuned