Top 5 Steam Locomotives In Action! Pennsylvania Steam Trains! #4 Is Booking! Fast As Lightning!

Best Pennsylvania steam locomotives! Strasburg Railroad 611 / 382 Photo Charter 2019, Stewartstown Railroad steam train special, double headed steam train and more! 5 operating steam locomotives in Pa in two days. My first stop was North Central Railroad in New Freedom, Pennsylvania. After filming that replica steam locomotive a worker for NCRR told me about the steam locomotive visiting the Stewartstown Railroad. I filmed that one which was Jeddo Coal Company 85 that the Gramblings brought down from Indiana. Then I went to Strasburg Railroad for the Lerro Productions Photo Charter with N&W 611 and N&W 382. I bought one of the $200 tickets for the Monday photo charter. That is the only way to get a good video of a steam train without people and cars ruining the shot. We also got access to areas other people could not get to and we got to shoot a double header steam train with professional photo lines. We rode the train to several different spots and got to film it from Amish owned farms near Strasburg, Pennsylvania. I will be posting more videos of this when I get the time to put them together. This video is just a quick compilation video that I put together showing the 5 operating steam locomotives that I filmed over a two day period from October 6 through October 7, 2019 AD. On the way to film these trains and on the way back home I stopped at Elizabeth, Pennsylvania south of Pittsburgh to film some street running freight trains. I got 3 of them, so look for those also. Thanks for watching! Please rate, leave a comment and SUBSCRIBE TO JAWTOOTH!!
Please Watch Another JawTooth Video!
Hornets Attack JawTooth Just For Messing With Them!! • How Not To Destroy A H...
Rare Train On Wye Track! • Rare Train On Wye Trac...
Street Running Train Wakes Up Entire City! • Street Running Train W...
Street Runner Train Stops In Busy Street Intersection! Georgia! • NS Street Runner Train...
12 Track Busy Railroad Crossing! Top This!! • 12 Track Gated Railroa...
Train Crew Flips Me Off!! • Railroad Conductor Fli...
What Happens When RR Crossings Malfunction? • What Happens When Rail...

[@SCRANE1115]

Wow! Way cool. Another outstanding video compilation. Lot's to enjoy on this episode. Steamers, doubleheaders, tractors, track side views, on board peeks, passenger and freight cars & K-booses too(how we say it in Kin tuck). I appreciate your logistical planning to make this happen. Cudos to your "pace" car driver in keeping up with ol # 85 around the 2:38 mark.

[@JawTooth]

That was me walking next to the train. Lol. Thanks for your comments and for watching!

[@johnchambers2996]

In addition to the locomotives, I just loved that healthy farm lady on the tractor.

[@mamaha4JC]

I just showed my 4 yr old grandson Mylo this amazing video! He wanted me to say “thank you”. He was born the year you produced this! I love the white cross at the very start of your clip.

[@williamsquires3070]

I love that the had the 611 pull period-correct freight cars for the run-bys! 😻

[@tinnybird1971]

WOW! I consider this as a remake of the Polar Express! I love their horns! This reminds me of when I worked for Smith security as a security officer here in Austin TX in 1994, They put me on 12 hour graveyard shift duty at Austin Steam Train in Cedar Park Tx where they kept the steam engine, Passenger cars & caboose stored AFTER each tour ride to burnet Tx behind an HEB grocery store on Rd FM 1431. We were put there to keep people from sneaking around & getting in the passenger cars at night, It was mainly teenagers, BEFORE they put security there, They were using the cars for explict purposes and trash them. But I remember the engine was still cooling down part of the night & it was pretty warm so that was how I stayed warm because it was in the winter months. We had no guard booth. However, They kept the caboose available & open for us officers to sit in to warm up, They kept a carosine fuel stove on to keep the caboose warm for us. The first time I have actually got to be up close & personal to such great engine! & A caboose! Even sitting in it was so amazing! Long as I made my foot patrol rounds & not mess with anything it was all good! I even talked to the conductor every morning when my shift ended & I asked about how much a ticket to ride the train to burnet cost and told me: NOTHING for you! You are an officer! We will cover you a free ride on the house! But I never got a chance to ride, Because I worked 12 hour shifts for the security company everyday. Oh excuse my misspells please. Thank you. Sorry for the essay. I just wanted to put that on the table because this video reminded me of my experience of being a guard for such beautiful engines & their counterparts. Gotta love Em! Oh, By the way I saw that caboose! I gave my cowbell a ding ding! Ha! Thanks for sharing!

[@frankielarkin8142]

I absolutely love the thundering chuffs of a steam train working hard

[@garymorris1856]

I love these old steam locomotives.

[@YeOldeTowneCryer]

Love those old steamers. I grew up seeing them in the cowboy movies, thought they were awesome.

[@ajones2308]

Plan ABSOLUTELY POWERFUL BEAUTIFUL STUNNING Steam engines. They were approximately BUILT between the early 1900 - the late 1960s could be off some . None the less just magnificent machines. Great video my Brother loved each one.

[@shariys1]

Looks like the lady farmer on the tractor was just there to see the train! 🖤 Love me some 611!

[@jameschristiansson3137]

They hired her at snappytractorlady.com

[@sueplummer6669]

I've been to the Strasburg train and ridden it many times. One of the favorite places for me and the kids to go to.

[@Peasmouldia]

Nice one JT. We're really lucky here in the UK 'cause the railway didn't get rid of steam till '68 and many locos were preserved. One of the scrap yards (see Dai Woodhams Barry Island phenomenon) didn't cut up 100+ locos and sold them to preservation groups. We now have more preserved lines and locos than you can shake a stick at. Loving no.90, I'm a sucker for a 2-10-0. Thank you sir.

[@susanhenry6302]

My three year old grandson loves steam trains and this is one of his favorite videos. He especially loves the tractor girl and saying “Wait, there’s more!” with you. Thank you so much, Jaw Tooth!

[@JawTooth]

That is awesome!

[@susanhenry6302]

@@JawTooth Your timing is excellent! We just finished rewatching this one earlier today and the miniature steam train one. He really would like one of those in his back yard!

[@JawTooth]

@@susanhenry6302 Me too. I always dreamed of having one that I could ride on. A small one that goes back to the woods and I could haul firewood and dirt. Lol

[@johntracy72]

I love the sound of a steam locomotive whistle.

[@gregbates703]

Love you videos listen to them all the time, I am a blind man so I don't get to see them but the way you describe the trains and stuff really helps keep up the good work my friend I grew up in South Kansas City next to the Kansas City Southern Railway back in the day I seen a bunch of cool stuff when I used to see lot of Great Train action there still to this day

[@Jmat40]

That last shot was bad ass JT. Excellent! #LiveAction

[@RonsTrainsNThings]

Love those steam engines, but I'm also very fond of that old Oliver Row Crop 66 tractor.

[@americanminer]

That was an Oliver 60 tractor they were produced 1940-1948. It was replaced by the model 66.

[@CHESSIE-FJR]

The old tractor and 611 priceless. Puts an smile on my face every time I watch it. Great job!

[@whisper31999]

OK Saw tooth that was your best one ever. Great job. I really liked the farmers shot with 611. Good work!

[@JawTooth]

Got more where that came from. Lol

[@curtnicholson7771]

I don't know here Jaw Tooth I think you may have out done yourself on this one! Those are some unbelievable views of some beautiful train engines in all their glory. Your trip was really worth it I would say. I sure hope you think so. To me these engines are just as important as the Big Boy and you didn't have to fight the tremendous crowds and traffic. These engines did their job in the day just as it did making them just as important as it. The beautiful first engine makes you wonder if it was always a polished model as it is now like maybe the engine used by the owner of that railroad and has always been kept up like that. You have some great sounding whistles and some engineers who truly know how to operate them to get that great sound! There are also some incredible coaches on these trains also. I really like seeing the double header and especially up so close to be able to hear the power in them as they approach and pass you by. Great Great video! The people of Pennsylvania are very lucky to have these treasures. Nice job Jaws!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JawTooth]

I have so much video from Pennsylvania that I dont know where to start. I want to post some of the street running trains I filmed at Elizabeth Pa also. Thanks for watching Curt!

[@MerriBrownwing]

Another Great video dear Jaw tooth! Any in Pa. Too! Thanks so much 😊 and God bless you 🙏

[@carbon2983]

i love freight trains led by steam engines

[@luv2yt]

Double header train was rock-in! Would be thrill to see in person, special thanks for that clip. Luv the steam trains, awesome video's. ♥

[@johntracy72]

Trains going steampunk. Awesome.

[@BaltimoreAndOhioRR]

Very well done as always!! 😉

[@9005067]

Thanks for sharing an excellent video my hats off to you

[@quest2outdoors]

I really enjoy the steam locomotives man you're so lucky to get to see steam locomotives my favorite thank you so much for sharing :-) peace

[@afleetcommand]

Very nice, a LOT of energy happening with that last double header! And can't forget the little Baldwin at Stream Town!

[@MMID303]

That double header with 611 was cool! I didn't know they did that. I did manage to catch 611 though at Strasburg a few years ago.

[@waynesteinmacher9794]

ive allways wanted to see one in real life so majestic

[@penandinkproductions571]

I love steam locomotives they sound cool look cool and are more powerful than A lot of diesel locomotives

[@anthonygermano9363]

Your the man Brian. Love your videos. Btw It was great to see a freight train without any Graffiti on it. So that's now trains use to look before all the zombies started with the tagging and Graffiti. Liked that first train that had that helper on it. Very cool. Thank You.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for watching!

[@SantaFe19484]

Nice video! I got to see the 611 the weekend before you. I also got to ride in the cab of Mighty Mo in Stewartstown last year.

[@robertheinkel6225]

The trains are nice, but the Oliver 70 was also very nice. The tractor could be the same vintage as the locomotive. Those are some clean trains.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for watching Robert!

[@dirtthunder1638]

Cool trains and a Cool tractor too!!!!!!!

[@juliettoler4123]

I loved it! Steam locomotives are so cool!

[@dannyhargis8870]

Thank you. I love the girl on the tractor portion.

[@JawTooth]

So do I

[@aslamshaikh1451]

Jawtooth your videos are amazingly covered. This one seems like from the movie back to the future.

[@ironhorsethrottlemaster5202]

Wow the trippiest locomotive I saw in this video was a Norfolk and Western 4 8 0 those are rare isn't Norfolk and Western the only railroad that ever built those in America that is a really rare will consolidation I didn't know they had one running that is one of the will consolidations I've never seen running that was pretty Epic good job jaw tooth I'm eagerly awaiting that the next steam locomotive video peace out into the world have a great day jaw tooth

[@alexandermakrianis]

Great video, thanks for posting!

[@kevinmiller1985]

Seeing something like this i mmediatly takes me back to the days of Laura Ingalls Wil der.

[@prodigaljess]

This is one of my favorite of yours so far. Those steam engines were so cool! I'm guessing this was a planned/scheduled event, judging from all the rail fans, passengers and the staged shots with the young lady on the tractor. You got some amazing footage here, man! Seriously cool stuff. I wish I could have been there for this one. Thanks for sharing!

[@RailfanNetwork]

Steam powered Jawtooth action! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@LibertyRailfan]

Awesome video Brian nice collection of steam in this video.

[@paulsimkins3895]

Great video you should have came up to Ohio when the 765 was here for 2 weeks I rode on these two locomotives over in oil creek last year great locomotives

[@erict.8190]

Very nice steam video, u got good shots on all those locomotives sir

[@SWITCHMASHER]

Another great video.......Keep them coming! Always good editing.

[@JawTooth]

Thanks! Will do!

[@markw.mullins2208]

I remember seeing a locomotive like the second one you have in this post. It had a five foot boiler, and an eight foot whistle... Everytime the whistle blew, the train stopped !!! L*O*L

[@ungowa1002]

that 611 is magnificent

[@craigpalmer5693]

Nice video in Ohio steam train awesome keep up good job jaw tooth bless you

[@robertbrugh8426]

Man that old timer sure looks perdy all that shiney brass and the cariages all beautifully restored, someone gone to a lot of trouble to make them look outstanding.

[@doctordeath.5716]

I really like the 611

[@alanb1935]

Brilliant (from the UK)

[@cbgadget4740]

Great video of so many steam locomotives JT. Your alway in the right place at the right time 👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@JoeyBPhotography]

Awesome awesome! Your videos made me realize I need to work remotely so that I can travel around and see all the cool trains out there and still earn a living!

[@auntred1926]

loved it thank you the best

[@hunter0f2]

Great vids of US heritage steam RR. Get yourself over here to UK. You would be surprised at the stuff we still have running ( & on National mainlines )

[@graugger5918]

WMSR needs to finish 1309 and get some advertising and display for it out there. If they could do a joint tour with 1309 & 611 it would be the east coast's 4014 & 844 doubleheader... And running it through horseshoe curve or over Rockville bridge.

[@trainroomgary]

Cool steam power & sounds 🚂

[@bigted1955]

Thanks for great video

[@taslimchoudhary1253]

Great🇮🇳 Video Jaw Tooth Thanks for Share 🚂🚂

[@davepiper4537]

It was nice meeting you at the Red Caboose

[@ironhorsethrottlemaster5202]

Badass on another level my brother good way to kick it up a notch I love Steam locomotives I wrote a poem about steam locomotives steam locomotives are alive they have a heart of fire a soul of steam muscles of popping pistons and werling drive rods a whistle is his voice yelling and telling you to get the hell out of the way peace out man keep up all the great steam locomotive videos I wish I could have ran into you when you're up here and Utah checking out the big boy I got to see the Big Boy again this month go through Weber Canyon check out my it videos that I caught on the big boy my channels under my name with the SP daylight in the corner good job jaw tooth have a great day

[@fluffnose3386]

Is it just me or do American steam whistles just absolutely dominate any other whistles. British trains kinda sound like a hormonal teenager trying to talk. Lol great video! Apparently Big Boy 4014 is coming by Oklahoma in November. I’ll definitely be there to see that!!!

[@geauxyon901]

I love just steam trains operating by themselves without diesel help

[@53scrapman]

Steam locomotives, country farm girl on a tractor and Jaw Tooth. We are blessed, life is Good.

[@gladosai4354]

I may be a giant robot... But those steam locomotives are beautiful!!! but Why have diesel locomotives replace these reliable machines?

[@seanurbik2689]

The oil industry.

[@jasondecristoforo4882]

That was awesome

[@alivingstone51]

Great one, Jaw Tooth!

[@hotskullhead3520]

THAT WAS AWESOME JAY LOVE THE OLD TRAINS SHOTS THANKS

[@willhorowitz8806]

I was the worker who told you about 85. You’re welcome.

[@JawTooth]

I am glad that you did otherwise I would not have known about it. That was an awesome catch and thanks again!

[@mononproductions6226]

That double header looked amazing

[@doctordeath.5716]

This is so really cool, thank for sharing this video, some of the train's I have not gotten to see in Pennsylvania

[@williambryant5946]

That little 0-4-0 was leaking a lot of steam from the packing around the piston rod. Great video as always. 👍

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for watching!

[@olentangy74]

That was epic Brian! It would seem that PA is Mecca for steam. I gotta admit that the lovely lass on tractor was what I was looking at, lol. Was that Millennium Force I saw briefly?

[@JawTooth]

Yes, he was there also. We chased some trains in a few spots there.

[@bekleidungu.ausrustung7068]

Nice live steam action!! No graffiti on those steam trains. ,lol

[@BorisLu]

Nice video!

[@MrPeerum]

very nice steamlokos Brian,sounds also good.thanks again.greetz:Peer.

[@dannygayler90]

My favorite Steam Loco is and has always been 611 , it is in a class of its own !

[@JawTooth]

Thanks for watching!

[@lateefcarrere1649]

Looking at the thumbnail, I thought: "Cool - he's going to show some model sets!" I clicked immediately - nope, they were the real thing! I was not disappointed - real or model, there's nothing like a steam engine getting underway...& some people wanted a #bikepath - pshh! What do those people know, anyway? One thing, however: I kept seeing this thing at the end of a couple of trains...looked like a small house on wheels where the traincrew could hang out when they weren't busy - what are those? XD

[@JawTooth]

Those are cabooses. Most trains had them in America until the mid 80s. The train crew could live in them, watch the train and do paperwork there.

[@lateefcarrere1649]

@@JawTooth Oh yeah - I thought they looked familiar. That reminds me: I've got a photo somewhere in my collection of one. When I find it, I'll copy it & email it to you.

[@kimifan06]

Awesome shots!

[@BradRains]

I know exactly where you were in the Stewartstown, PA clips, as I used to live in New Freedom, PA which isn't very far from Stewartstown. Great Footage Jawtooth.

[@stephenwilliams5201]

Beautiful. Grand rapids ohio does not steam but has nice antique rail.

[@henryszubielski8601]

Thanks Jaw Tooth!

[@CHOCOLATEDADDY28]

Very very nice

[@BNSFGuy4723]

Great compilation, sir! I can’t wait until the T1 Trust finishes their Pensy T1 so we can add that to the list. Also, I heard that C&O 614 is awaiting an overhaul to be brought back to steam as well

[@teddawg327]

you shoot super videos

[@RailfanFox]

Jaw Tooth, you should head to North Carolina for November 1st and 2nd. 611 is gonna be there too. (North Carolina Transportation Museum)

[@kawasakiz76]

Great video! 👍

[@tomy.1846]

3:40 is excellent! Perfect! :)

[@chrisperry1151]

Didn’t anyone else catch the steam train pulling all the old, restored freight cars? It was like a fast pull for a movie, those steam trains don’t usually go that fast in Strasburg! Like totally gnarly!!!

[@lynnmiller8919]

Been to Strasburg a few times, but some of the others you photographed are news to me. Looks like I need to get back to PA and do some sightseeing. And yes, the Oliver was nice by the driver was nicer.

[@Chessie1985]

Awesome video!!!!

[@ungowa1002]

superb

[@JawTooth]

Thanks 🤗

[@flyaround5953]

Best part of this video in my opinion is hearing the chuff rate on 611 compared to 382(475) and hearing how 611 at the same speed is chuffing less than 382 showing how 611 is designed for high speed and 382 is designed for for lower speeds

[@wolfpacva]

Have you ever been to Flemington, NJ to see the Blackriver & Western steam locomotive.

[@ungowa1002]

nice photo bomb from the goggie

[@karlory]

The NW "J" is paramount.

[@theodoredicks3305]

Cool steam engine's. I didn't know that there was so many still running today. In pa.

[@MrJp1941]

Jaw Tooth, I’m only a few minutes from Strasburg, holler the next time you are out this way!!