First Run, Part 2, Cincinnati Eastern Railroad, B36-7, Switching Out Rail Car!

[@train1962]

Nice to see that old GE locomotive working.High horsepower for a 4 axle locomotive.Thanks for the enjoyable video!

[@bekleidungu.ausrustung7068]

Hey, JT. Gooood video there. Love the clear & sunny weather. So much of your work is done in the rain, it seems.

[@JawTooth]

Almost all of my work is done in the rain. Today I got lucky though. It was mostly sunny and I filmed a rock train going by a train station that is going to be removed in Midland, Ohio

[@bekleidungu.ausrustung7068]

@@JawTooth Awesome!!!

[@rickwebb3172]

One of the more interesting videos I have seen. For me, switching and local operation is what its all about. Nice hearing from the "wise old goat!"

[@JawTooth]

I love watching the locals also. They are the hard ones to catch but worth it. I caught another local switching a customer in Cincinnati with a caboose and remote control locomotive. I need to work on that video

[@edwardgarea7650]

Rick Webb - Totally agree with you. And no one catches this better than Jaw Tooth. Add his commentary and we have an unbeatable combination.

[@michaelweilert1286]

great video! yes, it would be awesome to ride railcars around all day, switching out cars. what you did with the goat was great! live action.!!!

[@moparluvrsgagarage2898]

Bestest part of your Vid's Brian, beside the trains, is seeing life on the railroad, the work they do, moving equip, etc and the fact so much of our daily products move by rail. However I dont think that tanker is taking anything to Walmart today LOL

[@josephtatham800]

Perhaps the people in that car wanted a closer look. Not to smart! All in all I liked the video. That old rail station caught my attention, tattered roof and all. Fun video to watch. Always like watching those trains. Some good camera shots, neat stuff!

[@dannyholt105]

Liiiiiiiiiive Action! I love it. We have a volunteer with a pet goat living in our campground. Great catches Brian! Cheers, Dan

[@philliplee980]

love that horn and sweet catch of that old school loco.

[@DruSteel69]

Thanks Jaw Tooth for all the extra description and narration. It helps to understand what was happening. Happy railroading! - Drew

[@JawTooth]

Thank you Drew!

[@DruSteel69]

😎👍🏼

[@ekimp252]

You lucky dog, rail-fanning on a gorgeous autumn day in Ohio.

[@arkie74]

killer catch ! that is really a 45-2 that was a former EL sdp 45 but was wrecked and rebuilt as MRL 45-2 #332. to bad these big 4-6 axle -7s and u-boats are fading into time.

[@JOURNEYEXPRESS]

Nice upload...wonderful presentation...like watching it.....fantastic capture....

[@reekashade]

A splendid video my friend,time well spent...you captured it all splendidly.

[@BamagirlAmy]

Wow amazing catch my friend have a good weekend

[@RAILTravelers]

Wow amazing video my dear friend thanks for sharing | Big like

[@JawTooth]

Thank you!

[@plopezjimenezvlogsyunboxin1369]

Nice final video men I LOVE THE TRAINS!!!

[@platec4798]

I have never been much of a GE locomotive fan, but this C36-7 as odd as it is kinda grows on you. Hopefully it will be around for a while and it continues to show up in Jawtooth's videos. Old locomotives can develop a mechanical problem at any time and the cost to repair can be more than the cost to replace. Plate C

[@JawTooth]

It is actually a B36-7 because it only has 4 axels. This is my favorite CCET locomotive. Not many of these around anymore. Thanks for watching!

[@platec4798]

@@JawTooth You are correct. I don't know where my mind was because as you say the 2 axle trucks makes it a B not a C. It is rare like you say. I look forward to more video footage on this locomotive. Thanks for your posts! Plate C Plate C

[@randallbyrd1973]

Always a awesome video. TY for sharing

[@JuhaVnt]

Great footage! Thumbs and Greetings from Finland, Juha :)

[@DiamondMaster20]

Nice catch!

[@robbiesharrock9605]

Must be fun riding on a tank car

[@zeno476]

wow nice one my friend:-) super train!!

[@fogdan]

Great catch thanks for posting..

[@mgr_video_productions]

More awesome footage!

[@nanjappa42]

Nice operation, nice surroundings!

[@BradRains]

great informative video. awesome goat at the end.

[@randyfunk7691]

Great video my friend

[@daverobinson6184]

I don't just like your video's but also like your goat

[@joelwellington1784]

That's too funny with the goat, Brian Lol

[@mikeday62]

That grey rat rod locomotive is quite awesome looking.

[@roballen5670]

WTH? No but wait there's more? Bummer. Great video.

[@JawTooth]

Lol, there will be on the next train video

[@GiovannaMancaSindia]

Meraviglioso video complimenti Jaw ❤

[@MrPeerum]

ha brian,nice switching the cars/tank wagons.lol.good video,i am practiching now with the hero 6 black 4K.i must laern the camera.very compligated to do. have a nice weekend Greetz:Peerke.

[@JawTooth]

These cameras are very complicated. The old ones were easy since they didn't do much. 4K is awesome! I hope you get it figured out. Have a great weekend!!

[@MrPeerum]

@@JawTooth Ha Brian,yes i have to laern it,but i do mine best for it. nice goat you have,lol.

[@BorisLu]

Super video!

[@JawTooth]

Thank you Boris!

[@richardp950]

nice-I watched all and i put a like on this too

[@Chessie1985]

Great video!!!!

[@NaYawkr]

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[@michaelweilert1286]

just so you no this is 3 times I have watched this video live action! so make some more. I think the SD45 is cool!

[@jabru41]

Good video!

[@railroadmcdailroad1565]

I like that railroad crossing. It's scary and a bit dangerous if you forget to pay attention.

[@TheNorthwestWind]

So they are gettung rid of both ex Alaskas, 332, and the red/black one that you featured in a previous video being "new"?

[@joelwellington1784]

Hahaha....hilarious ending with the goat.

[@MrMSpike]

sounds like an old seaboard rail locomotive i noticed one of the locos, the blue one once belonged to the Washington group

[@beeble2003]

Correct: Seaboard, then absorbed into CSX, sold to TTI, sold to CCET.

[@thepozfromoz5166]

It's got a great horn!

[@beeble2003]

OK, folks. We got eight identical tank cars but, for some reason, we need the one at the back of the cut.

[@jesseslong6800]

thanks for the video

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for watching!

[@southernpacific7200]

5895 is probably an old Seaboard Railroad System. Makes me wonder how many old locos like this one are on the market across this country. Yes, I'm talking about America. Think of all the old railroads that went under...

[@JawTooth]

It was an old Seaboard engine. Before TTI sold the engine to CCET they scrapped the remaining GE units

[@JoeG-firehousewhiskey]

awesome i love switching ops

[@dannyholt105]

I know, right? Me too Joe! Jawtooth always has some cool stuff here. Been subbed to him for a couple years now. Cheers, Dan

[@dangrub4347]

that’s a nice locomotive

[@denisberger9657]

Surprised that the conductor can get those rail switches to move so easily considering how long that track hasn’t been in use.

[@stanpatterson5033]

Pretty sure the maintenance guys would have gone out and oiled and greased anything that would be needed in advance of operations resuming. Or, maybe they roll like CN, and wait until operations grind to a halt before doing anything in the way of preventative maintenance :)

[@bomberking401bomber6]

Love the horn

[@JawTooth]

Me too. It really sounds different from the other locos

[@taslimchaudhary2541]

Good Video 🇮🇳

[@orgcoast5990]

Is it SOP to leave a locomotive parked on a siding?

[@JawTooth]

Yes

[@dmorgan28]

Good video. Good job. Thanks 👍👍👍❤️

[@62ejo]

The 332 is it a rebuilt from 20 cly'ers too 16?

[@JawTooth]

I have no idea. sorry

[@johnrobertfox7775]

Yes the 332 was once a twenty cylinder SD45-2 loco built for the Santa Fe ! But then it was retired and then went to Morrison Knudson to be rebuilt into a16 cylinder loco for Montana Rail Link ! But there's more ! Now it belongs to the CCET ! YEEEEEEHAAAA ! CCET LIVES !

[@SonnyMcDonald]

Why does short line railroads usually have two or more engines doing their switching

[@beeble2003]

In this case, it makes good sense, as the B36-7 was new to them so they probably wanted a backup on-hand in case it failed. But, in general, this is something I wonder about: short lines do seem to use a heck of a lot of power for trains that don't seem to need it. Is it because their maintenance is so bad that their locos fail all the time? Seems like a bad trade, to burn twice as much fuel and put twice as many hours on all their engines.

[@beeble2003]

Except then they leave the SD45 in the siding and ride off into the sunset on the GM. :shrug: I don't get it. How can they make any money running their business in such an inefficient way? Today's job: send two locomotives out to get one tank car. Actual result: one of the locomotives came back; tank car and the other locomotive left behind. Tomorrow's job: fetch the locomotive and tank car that we left behind yesterday. Buh?

[@SharkyCartelRailroad]

is the ccet owned by i&o or csx

[@JawTooth]

No, it is owned by Frontier Rail with some other investors

[@lewisheywood1970]

Why did they leave the other engine at the sideing?

[@JawTooth]

They were planning on switching the grain elevator and then coming back to pick it up when they returned to run around the grain hoppers.

[@TopBabyWOW]

Hello!!! You are lucky (my kids told it) - You can see and make a lot of video with trains. My kids love train!!!!! SUBSCRIBED to your channel and hit the bell icon 🔔 to never miss a video! ❤️

[@InuYasha19832002]

It's an SD45-2 ... SD45 have Flaired radiators, -2 do not :)

[@dave_n8pu]

Would you mind sharing the name of the program you use to add the graphics to the video.

[@JawTooth]

VideoPad Video Editor

[@Acehitman369]

What's up with the clicking noise from the locomotive?

[@frankneher9192]

They are called spitters and bleed moisture out of the air lines.

[@Acehitman369]

Oh ok thanks

[@Howoldareweanywayyipes]

Looks like a private train crossing driveway.

[@pingpaul]

Is this along the old Pennsylvania route?

[@SMartinTX]

This is the old Norfolk and Western Peavine line.

[@JawTooth]

The line actually starts at Mariemont, Ohio at Mile Post 9. It branches off of the old Pennsylvania mainline at Clare Yard. The 4 track Clare Yard is ex Pennsylvania Railroad.

[@charlietrain]

Did they leave the SD 45 running?

[@JawTooth]

no

[@amtrak713productions8]

Where did the gp49s go

[@tornadochaser283]

TrainChaser4014 they are being replaced by B36-7s

[@JawTooth]

They are still on property. One is sitting near their office and the other was on the siding in Macon yesterday

[@tornadochaser283]

Jaw Tooth I didn’t know that

[@rgsnidow1]

They left the other engine there to give them something else to do afterwhile....Job Security!!

[@timdaugherty5921]

Why dont you work for the railroad???

[@rgsnidow1]

They're all the time moving 100 cars just to get one out of the far end of the pack..If I was CCET I'd tell NS to come get their junk outta there...lol

[@kellypage7187]

The Blue locomotive looks like a ex MRL.

[@JawTooth]

Yes, it was

[@TheNordicRailfan]

nice

[@tornadochaser283]

Jaw Tooth Awesome

[@austinyingst5902]

I see they're still dragging that loco around. I don't think they can push -start it.

[@MartyLJ57]

All that for one car. I wouldn't call that efficient use of time or equipment. But ten again what did I really know.😂😂😂👍