$750,000 Snowplough Suddenly Stops On Freight Train's Track! | Railroad Alaska

[@joemc111]

I can’t believe they pay those guys. Great show man.

[@patrickhuot001]

Fun fact: GP40-2 #3010 was the lead unit in the runaway locomotive consist in the 1985 movie "Runaway Train." In addition, it's the only unit from that consist that is still active on the ARR. GP38-2 #2002 was used in its place in the beginning of the movie as some scenes were actually filmed in Montana as supposed to Alaska (on the Butte, Anaconda, & Pacific using their locomotives, including #2002). Sure enough, BA&P actually sold #2002 and sister unit #2001 to ARR, where they remain to this day.

[@dra32411]

Very interesting

[@Humongous420]

And here i thought the best part of the job was tooting the horn! This looks like a lot of fun!!

[@calj01]

Pretty damn cool. What a kick ass job that must be

[@plamenbuzinski2583]

Very cool 😊yes Alaska ❤😅

[@v3700]

crazy they don't use rotarys

[@Zymiful]

The Kenai mountains huh lol

[@Tadrjbs]

WOW....

[@gibby7233]

why show clips, waste of time