Engineroom Nohab GM-EMD Locomotive

[@ianboard544]

If I were a billionaire, I would keep one of these engines in my man cave just to fire up and listen to.

[@PowerTrain611]

Or you could make it peel an apple... kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnuao6eLpNdjkMU

[@privateerbouncher9622]

These are still in use in Denmark, Sweden and those bought by German companies :)

[@MrTazman]

@@privateerbouncher9622 There are still in use in Hungary too. MÁV M61 (six axle driven) or 459.021 and 022 (four axle driven). Search for "Nohab Tapolca" ;)

[@azrailfan2717]

I would have a whole workshop for all these prime movers. The EMD 567, FDL 16, ALCO 251 etc

[@skuula]

I would have a superyacht shaped like a giant yellow rubber duck. With 3 of these engines as prime movers, just so I could run them 1, 2 or 3 at a time.

[@whorayful]

Just when you think it can't get any better, he finds another notch.

[@Alco16-251F]

Agreed

[@tomriebau2196]

1963 dodge500 school bus and 67 Autocad also I would keep in my mancave.

[@privateerbouncher9622]

Nohab's are lovely engines, both My, Mx and Mz :)

[@wilcofaber9863]

All have a heavy sound. Especially the 645

[@goranschmidt3543]

Ein Sound zum verlieben...

[@russianfubar]

Beautiful sounding EMD 567

[@blameyourself4489]

Fuel into noise. Love it!

[@TheOCDreY001]

This is the best music for the ears!

[@wwebtime]

The song of the Railroad Sirens!

[@guiluge]

What a beast, really... music to my ears

[@DLoc567]

Great video! Nothing can beat the sound of GM 567 engine!

[@mortenlarsen2079]

DEN lyd er stadig FANTASTISK.

[@dougcook9282]

If you only knew how those are fabricate. I worked at EMD plant 2 On south side of Chicago as a young man. It was awesome.

[@dieseltrainfreek]

drove past the place some years ago, totally agree wish I could have been there.

[@scenicdepictionsofchicagolife]

@@dieseltrainfreek these were made in Chicago? I've lived there my whole life and had no clue

[@paulkhoury3160]

La Grange, IL.

[@LordCarpenter]

Absolutely awesome! Too bad GE didn't use EMD prime movers.

[@pwalpar]

awesome sounds, looked like an exhaust leak in there LOL

[@Dokker62]

I fine running and extraordinarily clean engine. The incoming exhaust gas makes it really primeval. ;-)

[@michaelconner9904]

What's the name of this vessel? Used to run these 16 cyl. Nohabs in a anchor vessel in Gulf of Mexico in 1970s aboard the M/V Black Bart and Captain Kidd and M/V Ann Bonnet. Owned by EPI from New Orleans. Nohab and ALCO's were very dependable engines. Very reliable! Also worked with Stork 9 cylinder weekspoor engines and MWM engines. Its a joy pulling and setting out anchor patterns with Nohobs. Cream of the crop! Good Day.

[@ystadsbanen7037]

It is not a vessel, it is inside a locomotive from Norway called Di3.

[@stephenpowell5912]

Amazing Nohab sound ❤

[@williamjones4483]

Amazing EMD sound.

[@mythicalireland]

Sounds very very like the old baby GM locomotives in Ireland. Just look up CIE 141 181 121 locomotives and listen to the sound. Very similar. Great stuff!!

[@viktormkdrailfan]

Excellent sound!!!

[@Paddofilming]

This should be a sound decoder in the Roco models that is coming this year!

[@carpetime]

Fantastic Sound

[@junior8450]

Sounds like the good old DSB my locomotive (GM NOHAB build in sweden)

[@paulorunhorunho764]

Som maravilhoso, parece uma sinfonia!

[@dieseltrainfreek]

@pwalpar Yes ....the gasket between the 2 front muflers is missing....and the roof has to come of to put it in again...... We need a crane and a whole day to fix it :)

[@周子硯-m9u]

Best study music

[@dieseltrainfreek]

Actualy a clamp is missing between two of the muflers , If i'm right there is not suppose to be a gasket only the clamp is making the seal. The roof has to come of to repair it.

[@ПростойЧеловек-к8г]

holy shit even azure game entertainment steal this engine sound and uses in game!

[@THEATREofPAIN270]

Awesome, But for the the first few seconds It sounded like I was getting a CAT Scan. Liked it.

[@BenjaminEsposti]

You mean, that thumping/knocking sound that starts after the hiss? That's the air compressor. :)

[@dieseltrainfreek]

just a gasket missing between the two rear muflers !

[@24nov67]

a lot of exhaust gas getting into the engine room. I'm assuming a gasket on the exhaust has failed?

[@rogerdavidson217]

Thats a 645 EmD

[@dieseltrainfreek]

@CaptainKrimson ...... Yes no space on top of engine roof has to come of :(

[@andremachado2102]

parece um leão rugindo muito top parabéns

[@Krupp193]

CAT(erpillar) now scans all the EMD's

[@ttrainmixx]

Very good !

[@Dhang240]

Herlig video

[@dieseltrainfreek]

Thanks :)

[@fredlohmann1448]

ITS SMOKING!

[@privateerbouncher9622]

The the exhaust that aren’t properly connected :)

[@CotonoSalta]

GM 645?

[@adamfletcher4262]

lol im punting this on my mp3 player

[@dieseltrainfreek]

Great .. I got it on my phone :)

[@adamfletcher4262]

dieseltrainfreek mate it sounds great with really good quality headphones it is awesome great upload

[@dieseltrainfreek]

Adam Fletcher Thanks !

[@adamfletcher4262]

dieseltrainfreek still listening to it on my mp3 player

[@dieseltrainfreek]

Thank You ! kcr56

[@henriktog]

Ja, det er jo en klassisk lyd. Hvad er det for en MY ?

[@privateerbouncher9622]

Gid det var 1104 ;)

[@dieseltrainfreek]

Yes notch 8.

[@justinrowles9316]

awesome

[@CaptainKrimson]

@dieseltrainfreek just to replace a gasket....... o_o

[@rickygreer7288]

Roots Blown 567 or 645 ??

[@dieseltrainfreek]

645 ! but born 567C

[@snprout]

Roots

[@24nov67]

Fuck being in there when the engine's running at full blast, you'd end up poisoned by carbon monoxide.

[@PowerTrain611]

More likely to go deaf, honestly. You wouldn't be standing there once the engine is running anyway, just a quick walkthough to switch ends, maybe.

[@immortal1266]

F-7 locomotiva?

[@dieseltrainfreek]

Yes license built F-serie by NOHAB Sweden.Supplied with 567C engine,later rebuilt to 645

[@dieseltrainfreek]

+PingasTheFourth , well your wrong the only basic diffrenc between 567 & 645 is the cylinder diameter and this give you 645 cubic inc. ofcourse the 645 block is reinforced to handel the extra HP up to 3600HP. If I recall correct 567 with 645 powerpacks has around 1900 HP give or take a bit. And to correct you 567E is a 645 block made with 567 powerpacks.from the factory.

[@fredlohmann1448]

IT COULD BE A GP9!

[@BenjaminEsposti]

No, it's a NOHAB locomotive ... (Swedish)

[@fredlohmann1448]

WHAT'S A NOHAB?

[@dieseltrainfreek]

NOHAB (Nydqvist & Holm AB) was a manufacturing company based in the city of Trollhättan, Sweden.

[@fredlohmann1448]

USING AMERICAN ENGINEERING!

[@dieseltrainfreek]

Yes GP9 is similar , Nohab's was with 3 axel boggie with 2 or 3 traction motors depending on the customer.

[@mrMATTHEWmay887]

what railroad is this engine?

[@BenjaminEsposti]

Some Swedish railroad most likely.

[@PowerTrain611]

@@BenjaminEsposti Could be Denmark, Hungary, Romania or Norway too. NOHAB delivered locomotives to them as well. More likely Sweden though, because they got most of them.

[@s__atis]

😱🤤🤤🥺😍😉🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@S311]

Looks a bit smokey in there, very dangerous, better check your exhaust gaskets