Cincinnati East Terminal Ry Live Action! Shunting Historic Ohio Shortline Railroad! CCET

Short line railroading at its best! Cincinnati East Terminal Railway setting off cars in Sardinia Ohio and swapping empties for loads in Winchester Ohio. This branch line is leased from the Norfolk Southern Railroad and operated by Frontier Rail under their CCET line. Filmed May 22, 2017. I show how rusty the tracks were before the train came and then I show how shinny they got after it ran over them. Rusty rails are common on this end of the line due to the amount of precipitation and the infrequent trains. Thanks for watching! Please subscribe to Jawtooth for more great videos!!
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[@TheCheffydave]

LOVE the switching Action on the CET, Liked to see that Conductor let the “Senior” throw the switch,made me smile😄

[@kenkemzura903]

Love how you show the shine on the rails. It can be a science in itself.

[@yrunaked4]

Looking on google earth, this place has its own switcher on the property and a huge 3 track storage that looks as if it could easily handle 60 cars. Great live action son 😉

[@kenyaskitchen7915]

My brother love this training videos so much.

[@jessicaburdell7779]

Interesting. That Geep in the trailing position looks to be that of former Alaska Railroad heritage.

[@crackerjack4833]

I never get tired of watching your videos and seeing places from my childhood! Thanks Jaw!!!!

[@TheWaveanalyst]

I think I like that black and red paint scheme. The shade of red is nice, and I like the logo decal. Someday maybe they'll paint all their locos that way.

[@ncplantdoctor]

I found the geography as interesting as anything else here. I have often visited Canal Winchester and did not know Winchester existed. Also, I have been to Mt Orab several times and I knew where Sardinia was but I don't know that many people have ever mentioned Mt Orab in videos. Takes me back 50 years.

[@JawTooth]

Not many people from Mt Orab post videos on here. I have the most and I have only been posting for almost 4 years. I use to own land next to this railroad line near Mt Orab but I sold it when they stopped running through trains. They now only go through Mt Orab as needed which is about twice a week if your lucky. Thanks for watching!

[@Patrick-pl8wv]

I love watching trains. Thank you for all you do to make it possible.

[@capitolabill1921]

Love those vintage horns. Sounds just like the train from "My Cousin Vinny."

[@richardpowell7013]

I've enjoyed every video you've posted Jaw Tooth and look fwd to them bcuz you do an awesome job for a train enthusiast like myself!

[@beulahpowell1478]

We really like your angle that you film these cool videos Mr JT. And thanks for showing us your earlier videos that we have not seen yet. So cool.😊

[@JawTooth]

Glad you like them!

[@spiritofecstasy8525]

⭐⭐🎈🏃🏻🏃🏻 Very Nice Train and Great Sounding Horn! Very Beautiful Scenery! THANKS FOR SHARING THIS! ⭐⭐🎈🏃🏻🏃🏻🤠🐎🐎🐎🐎🐂🐂🐂🐂🏃🏻 🦅🦅🦅

[@philliplee980]

very cool. sweet catch. awesome video. cool horns.

[@exoressdelivers70]

That train had to be going about 35 mph which is fast considering that there is no lights or gates at that crossing. You would think that on an unprotected crossing the maximum speed is about 15 or 20 mph. Essentially crawling along the tracks .

[@jtveg]

That was an awesome set of operations. 🚂

[@videophotography2794]

This was very interesting to watch with all the trains Jaw Tooth!! You made the video fun and your Granddaughter was so pretty!! Thanks for sharing this great train video!! 😃👍👌

[@deanstrand4260]

What?! Jaw Tooth is a grandpa?

[@videophotography2794]

@@deanstrand4260 Yes he is hahaha!! He is one cool Grandpa 👍🏼😁!!

[@desertfoxx1823]

Nice action, again! Love the old Soo Line hopper.

[@kenmaus1754]

Great. Like your comments and rr crossing action, approaching train whistling from distant crossings....enjoy.

[@MrPeerum]

Xo Brian, lege wagons geplaatst en volle wagons opgehaald. bedankt voor deze hele mooie video.groetjes aan de hele familie en van mij en Tony de hartelijke groetjes.greetz:Peerke. wel lets see for the translation.lol.

[@RandomNation]

live action gotta love it

[@JawTooth]

Thank you!

[@Ziebenator63-jj9ej]

The things we rail fans do to get the perfect shot and to witness the perfect combination of motive power and rails cars. Well done video!

[@roadmaster1ful]

I used to be an engineer and dry rust good traction but wet rust is wheel slip city!

[@stevenpitts6665]

Great vid, as usual. I have to say the 2806 looks sharp!

[@SUPERGENKI]

This was a really great video Brian, thanks for sharing with us. Thumbs up..... Thomas

[@deanstrand4260]

Toot toot, horn salute!!

[@MobileGamer-ow1co]

Shortline trains are my favorite

[@JonathonWebb-mi2fb]

And jaw tooth and that's cool train video also my mom loves hearing train horn ❤😊

[@terrywebb1463]

I really like that black/red paint scheme is that the only one that the CET has

[@joelstrain6664]

Really like this video and this short line! Thanks for sharing!!

[@daledrawbond1222]

First time I’ve seen a video of yours off the bridge on 32, now I know why! Great shot from there, but a long walk.

[@25mfd]

interesting seeing that SOO hopper in the mix... but I suppose compared to the newer higher capacity hoppers they have, there's not much of a market for that old smaller hopper... until the CET came calling looking for some SUPER cheap, low per diem hoppers

[@peckelhaze6934]

Nice bit of switching. Great.

[@colin5296]

Thanks for the hard work, Sweet.

[@thesegacampgamerandwerecam7504]

*Runs in front of your Camera* OH THIS GONNA BE A CHASE THIS IS GONNA BE EXCITING!

[@train1962]

Good job Brian.I enjoyed watching this video.

[@georgeworley6927]

Ale 8 is a regional soda available for retailers in Kentucky and some of the surrounding border towns. Sardinia is only about 4.5 hours away from me. About the same time it takes me to get to Indianapolis.

[@JawTooth]

I had a tour of the Ale 8 plant in Winchester, Kentucky when I was in school from Morehead, Ky. They have started selling Ale 8 in my hometown Kroger

[@georgeworley6927]

@@JawTooth thanks for the reply. Enjoy your videos. Enjoy an Ale 8 from time to time. A tour of the plant would be interesting. Live south of the Ohio River on the western side of Kentucky. All of the grocery stores near carry it. Even seen it in a couple of convenient stores. My grandfather worked for the L&N Railroad. One of my favorite things the arranged for me as a pre-teen is to get on an engine in the yard that was headed to the round house to be turned around and then hooked to 100 cars to be transported to Jackson, TN, about 70 miles away and I being on the train the whole way there and then being transfer to another train in Jackson for the return trip. No one was worried about any bad happening to me. I knew both engineers. The one on the return trip was related to me. I asked if I could ride in the caboose on the way back and was told yes. I don't if any laws were broken however my grandfather did work through L&N management to get permission to do the trip. He gave me a piece of paper that explained who I was and what I was doing on the train. No one ever asked for it. Wish I knew where it went. I almost decided to have a career with the railroad but I found computers in the 8th grade and went on to work at Johnson Space Center as a Computer Engineer. Even though I am retired now I still work on computers. Thanks for your videos as they bring back childhood memories.

[@misschienbenikhet]

Nice CET Locs.and i like this crossing.

[@WideWorldofTrains]

Great catch

[@melodyleeannremedies8573]

Love this video! it was super cool thank you:)

[@JawTooth]

Thank you for watching!

[@petergriffiths3516]

Chasing rust. Rust on those wheels. Go man go.

[@intotheabyss5528]

They could use a good shine!!! Nice video JT

[@JawTooth]

I like the two GP15-1s that they recently got. They are real nice looking

[@kellyrrice]

Former Rock Island (CRIP) hopper DJTX #475525 at 20:10, again at 27:20, and finally 28:39.

[@filmer765]

Ever been down to canton, Ohio? They have the NS Fort Wayne line through there as well as the wheeling & Lake Erie railway through town as well. They both cross at the wandle junction. I may go up there sometime this summer when dates are planned.

[@tobiashovland9860]

Thanks jaw tooth! beautiful video! the sound was very good too ! keep them coming! 😎

[@anthonymaida5718]

Another Great Video!

[@middleburgprepper2342]

Thanks JT. Enjoyed the vid.

[@BamagirlAmy]

this was wonderful enjoyed it for real friend

[@JawTooth]

Thank you!

[@DelvisD305]

This is awesome video. Great job.

[@MrPeerum]

nice video Brian,you see that truck bij the R.R,Crossing on 10 minutes.VOLVO i think.lol.

[@RollingBilbao]

Fantastic upload my friend, really nice. Big Thumbs up from Spain and have a nice Week: Javier.

[@michaelhewitt258]

Great video Holy cow You had hair back then 😁😆😅😅😂

[@danbelzile9399]

I like the sound of trains. Ps good video 🙂🙂🙂🙂😀😀😃😃

[@brilliantman79]

Great footage! Looks like a great train crew too!

[@deanstrand4260]

Totally agree. Very nice crew, didn't mind being filmed at all.

[@99carnot]

Very good. Glad this is getting lots of views! Have a good weekend!

[@jmm2000]

It's weird seeing the former NS signals no longer there.

[@rodgerpresley2926]

Jow tooth I really like your video of ever train that you record

[@DCCTRAINLive]

Great footage, my man!

[@Ferromexfan4081]

Nice video man!

[@JawTooth]

Thank you!

[@craigymac5386]

Really enjoyed this video 👍

[@GiovannaMancaSindia]

Semplicemente fantastico @_@ complimenti Jaw ❤

[@kman-mi7su]

Just watched this video again, why did they get rid of the black engine? It was the only engine they had that made them look like a professional operation. After that, they had an assortment of raggedy-looking locomotives.

[@suecurtis8313]

short line railroading is the best ever sue!

[@iusetano]

Excellent video Brian.

[@dannyholt105]

Nice set of catches Brian! 55 degrees? Better head back to Florida, it's been around 95 degrees here. I wonder why they separated the engines. Surely not just for the switching I assume. Have a great weekend! Cheers, Dan

[@richardp950]

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

[@randyfunk7691]

great videos

[@JawTooth]

Thank you!

[@_91wagonguy_85]

Very nice video

[@PjDanita]

Wow since 1884 huh👍🚂

[@BorisLu]

Nice video!

[@gamerunner9632]

As I watch though your videos off trains I think cool videos

[@CreusaKordon02]

nice Video my friend

[@bekleidungu.ausrustung7068]

Alot of live switching action complete with a PSA !!!

[@JoeG-firehousewhiskey]

Awesome switching action on this video!

[@Lucas.mcc3]

Great video☺

[@ronbennett6396]

Never heard it called "shunting" in America. More in Britain.

[@BubbasgarageTv]

Really interesting.

[@jawtooth963]

Live Action!

[@mikehudsonrocks9585]

Great video!

[@michaelweilert1286]

Jaw tooth you get the most perfect shots of CCET trains! the angels the whole thing is perfect! awesome video! were are these grain cars going?

[@beeble2003]

Non angeli sed angli. 😉

[@viktorosipov1174]

Electronic bell on a CET GP49

[@southtexastrainfan6690]

Nice that engine looks cool

[@JawTooth]

I think so too!

[@southtexastrainfan6690]

@@JawTooth yeah

[@SlickDiecast]

Very cool! We subscribe to you.

[@Mad9977]

🚂 cool

[@daniels4227]

Love your videos Jaw Tooth!! I hope you don't mind that I subbed

[@waltergarner346]

I wonder when the rail going in there was rolled?

[@deanstrand4260]

I wonder how long it's been since it's seen the grinder. That would get rid of the rust.

[@austinyingst5902]

Like your dog. He/she worries about you.

[@spotts9668]

did that lineman just let some guy off the street secure the switch @ 25:28?

[@michaelhewitt258]

Looks like some one Just watching trains

[@michaelhewitt258]

There's a Lawsuit there If that guy helping lost a finger

[@1960gambit]

Why aren`t they using the 6 axles anymore? They still have them don`t they?

[@johnpearce129]

Very nice video, as are the other ones I saw. Thank you. I liked them so much I subscribed. Please keep going. It's lots of fun. However, a little bit surprised not to see a FRED (Flashing Rear End Device). Are they not required to have one for some reason that you know about? Just curious.

[@JawTooth]

They are not required since they don't run at night. If they can't see very far due to weather , then they are required to have them also. Sometimes they use them but it is rare. I have filmed them with the FRED and I have filmed them on rare night runs without one

[@johnpearce129]

@@JawTooth OK, thank you.

[@bobsaget8376]

Good job jt

[@dodoshow1169]

Very nice video my friend, congrats! 👍👍👍 Do not forget to watch your friends channel

[@BeForYou]

📌📌📌 Awesome video ! 📌📌📌 Liked#14 ❣❣❣❣

[@jeffreymcfadden9403]

the last ever wig-wag signal i ever saw in operation was in sardinia,ohio.

[@jeffreymcfadden9403]

aka, banjo signal, the year? 1984? maybe a bit later, have to dig out the slide i guess.

[@dsmith9964]

+jeffrey mcfadden The last wig wag signal I saw was on a siding crossing Tobacco Road in London, Ky. It was a peach basket and I believe it was taken down sometime around 1982.

[@davidklink3084]

Looks like they need to main game the grass there getting high

[@JawTooth]

Yes, lol. They don't have ballast on the grain spur

[@eottoe2001]

Genius.

[@JawTooth]

Thank you very much!

[@TheNorthwestWind]

What happened to the Grain Mill's switcher?

[@genedameier8746]

On the last 2 shots of that train, there was an engine at each end. I'm guessing they put the end engine in neutral and walk to the other end and the same crew runs the train from the other engine. Jawtooth, am I right?

[@JawTooth]

I think you are right

[@johnpearce129]

@@JawTooth Hi JT. Yes, they have done. And, there is a ritual for changing operating ends on a train. There can only be one brake valve in control, so several required steps to change over. It's way more than worth it because backing up that whole distance would just be way too difficult. Think of the poor brakeman hanging on to the end ladders and stirrup. Quite dangerous, I would think.

[@VK48]

nice clip, thx :-)

[@JawTooth]

Thank you!

[@robertwillett9204]

Part of that line is collapsed into a creek.