Hawaiian Railway Society - Freight Train Photo Run

[@nssteampunk4865]

#174 has an amazing Leslie RS3L horn (reminds me of Conrail). Also an amazing Nathan P3 horn on #423.

[@trainman7159]

174 horn came of a ex Santa Fe locomotive.

[@anthonywilliams6805]

Gorgeous footage!! So glad to see 174 running nicely :D and 423 looks great in that new paint

[@marka5478]

Narrow gauge Whitcomb locomotives on a tropical island. Ah, beautiful!

[@kahoinanitupua9253]

So. Nice. To. See. The. Trains

[@Hsimpliciano]

I really enjoyed the train ride it was so fun

[@beauty_lust8064]

Awesome!!

[@mona-spot]

I saw the drawbridge gates

[@RudyHHOfficial]

THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT THE SONG

[@mariahhaarstick591]

Awesome

[@private59029]

when do you guys use the yellow locomotive?

[@HawaiianRailway]

We use 174 on occasion but but don't have a set schedule for when it will pulls our regular weekend train rides.

[@tuanlu9680]

I like 174 horn

[@SpokaneAreaRails]

What island is this on? And do they still run today?

[@HawaiianRailway]

Ewa Beach, Oahu. It operates as an excursion train. Link to the HRS web site in the header.

[@kahoinanitupua9253]

When do you guys use the green locomotive

[@private59029]

The blue locomotive which is #302 is under restoration so they used the green locomotive which is #423.

[@kahoinanitupua9253]

Where is the blue locomotive you guys have

[@kahoinanitupua9253]

Where is the Waco six you guys have

[@kskaehu2407]

I’m Hawaiian

[@roberttiltonjr.4603]

What is the track gauge in Hawaii?

[@mobiletaskforceepsilon1112]

Narrow gauge

[@HawaiianRailway]

@@mobiletaskforceepsilon1112 is correct. Our railway is 36" narrow gauge. At one point there was a standard gauge railway on the Big Island and some of the plantations had odd gauges such as Grove Farm on Kauai that uses 30" gauge.

[@private59029]

@@HawaiianRailway so the tracks in dole plantation center is different

[@kahoinanitupua9253]

When. Doyou. Use. The. Green