Huron & Eastern

[@soarinskies1105]

Holy shit 1:18 ace checker is flying!! I never see trains go that fast on these lines anymore.

[@MikeG42]

Those Huron & Eastern units look nice. I love Michigan short lines.Good video well done .

[@RustBeltRailroad]

WOW, this is amazing footage! Thank you! This is like one of those "dream come true" videos. For years I would think that footage like this exists somewhere, will they ever share it? And here it is, you shared it! thanks a million!

[@mindymcmullen7443]

My dad works for Huron and eastern in Saginaw such bueties

[@alanadams1072]

Great film to video conversion! Love it! Thanks for sharing!

[@charleslittle8172]

Those GPs were beauties. I remember them well.

[@ConrailJon]

The GP9s are long gone, but the 201 and 204 still work for the Huron & Eastern today, though with different numbers.

[@Trainsbigandsmall]

Was this RA's first ever shortline?

[@fmnut]

I believe so, yes.

[@PatFrenchLeafsFan1]

Any railway footage from Standish, Gaylord & Omer?

[@fmnut]

Pat French never heard of it

[@PatFrenchLeafsFan1]

@@fmnut They are Michigan towns.

[@fmnut]

@@PatFrenchLeafsFan1 try my Detroit & Mackinac and Lake States videos, I think there's something Gaylord and Grayling in there.

[@PatFrenchLeafsFan1]

@@fmnut Good for you!

[@NorthEasternMotionProductions]

Is that a s5t on 100?

[@rnrailproductions5049]

I think it might be a Third Generation Prime-920, which were known for having their 25 bells play 247-250hz or a low B. These horns managed to play the intended S-3L chord better than the S-3L itself. It could also be a very early S-3L or S-5T that has a 25 playing the correct B note.

[@theark-la-missrailfan]

It’s an S5T.

[@bentheidioticnerd8993]

​@@theark-la-missrailfanthis must've been late fall, early winter, or late winter for the 25 bell to be playing a B instead of a C.