MASSIVE FREIGHT TRAINS 3 !!! (COAL TRAINS) Wyoming

[@michaelZlewis]

I like trains so much! Yes, it’s so cool to sit on these mechanical monsters and watch the scenery along the railroad! It would be great if I could regard driving the train as a job, but unfortunately I won't have this chance again! Thanks for sharing

[@craigmcmillan4494]

This is great. The past (coal) slowly creaking along whilst the future (renewable energy) looms large and majestically over the whole scene.

[@kbno99]

Coal is clean energy. As the wind turbines stand still😮

[@JeffC-fq1be]

Coal is the present.

[@JD-nr8hf]

Amazing vid! My 1.5yo boy LOVES this!! Pretty sure it relaxes him, thank you for sharing

[@珍島のオミクロン]

Now i see why SD70ACE is called thundercabs, because the front Traction Wheel is shaking.

[@melissasmith7038]

It’s actually because the cab is not isolated making it louder in the cab

[@rolpfeiffer4011]

Thanks airing The outstanding video with magnificent locomotives Endeavors are prominent. Bliss

[@carsonwlki]

saw one before. took 7+ mins to pass. it was amazing. filled with coal every car

[@TheMetGuy]

Awesome! BNSF is one of my favorite railroads!

[@billelliott4217]

I enjoy watching these. Very relaxing. Thanks for posting.

[@scotty4579]

great catches and some big trains and a SD9043Mac , the bnsf 8487 was struggling with it train

[@myfavorites1016]

i just love that video , just imagine the tonage per car when loaded x the number of cars , lot of weight

[@shimarinlogistics6616]

0:17 The first set of wheels on the leading locomotive is shaking violently...might wanna get that checked out.

[@JD-nr8hf]

same thought when passing

[@FFred-us9tw]

It's not shaking violently. That's pretty calm and pretty normal. It's called Truck Hunting and often happens on the lead truck because of the traction control system and is amplified by worn rail and/or flanges.

[@RailfanBrenden.]

Nice BNSF SD70ace

[@alpharailroadproductions]

These are some huge trains Spence nice!!

[@alpharailroadproductions]

I’m also surprised to see a lot of bnsf SD70ACES

[@mindmastim2834]

@@alpharailroadproductions I want to talk you brother I am an Indian

[@alpharailroadproductions]

@@mindmastim2834 Alright ok

[@braxtonryland1728]

Great video. I love to see coal trains

[@HarryPalmer-P.I.]

Well done Spencer. New subscriber here

[@MLOCharmer]

Hornets? Are some beautiful sunsets!

[@mindmastim2834]

Which country belong to you please tell me

[@Midway_CV-41]

Woah a sd90mac on the first train

[@CSX1973]

Nice Shot Spencer.

[@edwardmounsey9208]

I thought, per Obama, that the coal industry was dead? Nice video, thanks for posting.

[@johnmoore8016]

Two questions; 1. Do they have any women driving these big tcoal trains? how long does it take for a engineer togo from a rookie driver to a driver himself? Thanks for a very outstanding video. When they unload this train with the single engine be the lead going back to the mine? How fast was these big trains going? (Mississippi Gufl Coast)

[@DivergingClearProductions]

Yes there usually are some women on the railroad. To become and engineer (who drives the train) you have to start out as a Conductor. Once you have a certain amount of seniority then you could possibly be bumped up to be an engineer and be able to go to locomotive engineer training classes.

[@ethanmitchell6687]

Nice video spencer

[@nathanu.2061]

Holy crap did you see the play in those front traction motors that's got to be dangerous

[@lihumatp]

What time did you spot it?

[@WorldWideOfTrainsAndTrucks]

Awesome

[@Nicola636128]

Great video!

[@tropicalrailroadproduction5028]

Awesome Catches dude

[@felixthetrainfan4819]

Great catches

[@fionalover2.0gaming18]

cool catches mate

[@ethanmitchell6687]

13:05 Warning! Headphones Users

[@jeremypenny8143]

I show you the consists of all of the BNSF locomotives on coal trains. Train 1: BNSF SD70ACe 8422. BNSF ES44AC 5938. BNSF ES44AC 5956 (DPU). BNSF ES44AC 6021 (DPU). Train 2: BNSF SD70ACe 9203. BNSF ES44AC 6221. BNSF SD70ACe 9088 (DPU). Train 3: BNSF ES44AC 6059. BNSF ES44AC 6173. BNSF SD70ACe 9355 (DPU). BNSF SD70ACe 9087 (DPU). Train 4: BNSF SD70ACe 8788. BNSF SD70ACe 8597. BNSF SD70ACe 8419 (DPU). BNSF SD70ACe 9132 (DPU). Train 5: BNSF ES44AC 6317. BNSF ES44AC 6277. BNSF SD70ACe 9190 (DPU). BNSF SD70ACe 9255 (DPU). Train 6: BNSF SD70ACe 8487. BNSF ES44AC 6097. BNSF ES44AC 5993 (DPU). Train 7: BNSF SD70ACe 9033. BNSF SD70ACe 8483. BNSF ES44AC 5891 (DPU). BNSF SD70ACe 8457 (DPU). BNSF ES44AC 6045 (DPU). Train 8: BNSF ES44AC 5967. BNSF SD70ACe 8548. BNSF ES44AC 5886 (DPU). Train 9: BNSF C44-9W 5761. BNSF SD70ACe 9105. BNSF ES44AC 5856 (DPU). Train 10: BNSF ES44AC 5961. BNSF C44-9W 5672. BNSF SD70ACe 8425 (DPU). BNSF SD70ACe 8516 (DPU). Train 11: BNSF SD70ACe 9009. BNSF ES44AC 5812. BNSF ES44AC 5864 (DPU).

[@H5691j]

Is it still the case that the EMD AC locomotives uses a single liquid-cooled traction inverter per truck whereas the GE AC locomotives use a single air-cooled traction inverter per axle?

[@trainspicsebersberg]

Cool Video

[@daciatravel.647]

Very good video!

[@QuartiyoPasdevHerjiKreuz]

I wished Amtrak trains that go through Wyoming and South Dakota

[@AVeryRandomPerson]

Unfortunately, the Idaho and Wyoming state legislatures stopped providing funding for the Pioneer in 1997, and SD doesn't have any lines good enough for passenger service, just a maze of agricultural lines inherited from the Rock and Milwaukee Road that are similar to their 1910s-50s appearances.

[@T1_Productions]

Where did you set up to film?

[@metropolisubway47]

Awesome video Spencer!!!

[@NestorLewis]

Did anybody else notice the shaking wheel trucks on the SD30 the first 30 seconds of the video?

[@terryboyer1342]

NL Yep. Sure caught my eye. Never seen that before.

[@dannywilliamson3340]

That thing is getting ready to jump the tracks.

[@terryboyer1342]

@@dannywilliamson3340 I wonder if a defect detector would catch it. Also you'd think they could feel it in the cab.

[@citxsd70m-2]

SD70* pretty sure that was just a little typo..

[@NestorLewis]

@@citxsd70m-2 I just noticed this, yeah big typo

[@ejdsndnj]

0:30 Woah! Is that a sd90mac at the end trailing with a Dash 8 with a leading sd70ace?

[@citxsd70m-2]

The locomotive at the back is indeed an SD90MAC. The unit in front of the SD90 is an SD70M while the SD70ACe is the real leading unit.

[@willberestartingthischanne9984]

Nice Video

[@jameschang3490]

I like it great catch the first part is train meet also the other one 0:51 5901 is leading too slow now that is why its slow the last part 33:05 5554 leading there are 2 C44ACCTE one AC4400CW and One C45ACCTE 5554,6322,5542 and 5947

[@PrimeMoverRailfanProductions]

0:27 WOAH a Union Pacific SD9043mac in 2020? I could've sworn that all of them were retired from active service.

[@AVeryRandomPerson]

No, they're still around, even if there's a 50+ deadline in the Nampa Yard.

[@PrimeMoverRailfanProductions]

@@AVeryRandomPerson How many are still running?

[@MLOCharmer]

Are you going to go to El Centro to film the blues in January, the new (ish) super hornets?

[@spencerhughes2255]

I’ll be there all winter. Like usual.👍🏻

[@stephenjohnson6225]

where was this shot?

[@citxsd70m-2]

11:31 I was not expecting that.

[@rantzgarcia580]

CHOO CHOO 🚆 TRAIN 🚆

[@peterjohnwearing1774]

Peter 😮

[@aadenlama2490]

What happened to amtrak surfliner 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 and 464 ?

[@alpharailroadproductions]

Metra bought all of Amtrak’s f59s a long time ago and metra is using them for service

[@aadenlama2490]

Nooooooo

[@aadenlama2490]

Know amtrak surfliner trains are gonna be very sad

[@alpharailroadproductions]

It’s also the same for Amtrak cascades

[@thecookcountyrailfan9124]

@@aadenlama2490 Dude It's Just A Train You Can Love The SC-44 Cuz The Regular Ones Are In The Midwest But The California Ones Have Pacific Surfliner In It

[@samuelruiz1358]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@alpharailroadproductions]

11:12 weird sounding k5hl

[@alpharailroadproductions]

@@NortheasternP.T.S. ok

[@talkalotakaka]

Furth !

[@stefancreciunas6381]

Teribile trenurile astea americane. Ce locomotive au..?

[@alpharailroadproductions]

First

[@t.farrell6565]

Is 19:52 the same as 1:59

[@oozuwai]

日本の貨物列車とは比べものにならない長さ😱

[@QuartiyoPasdevHerjiKreuz]

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[@erikarroyo9272]

jumpy track 4:59