Metro-North Railroad HD 60fps: A Snowy Friday Morning @ Harlem-125th Street (1/5/18)

[@michaelfoy8228]

Thanks for braving that cold weather for this video, dude. I was out there 6 in the morning shoveling snow, and I dont get along with cold weather. So I totally understand. Don't want you losing digits out there. Thanks once again for this great video. Happy Rail Fanning!

[@SicilianStealth]

Although originally from Rye and now it's actually Manhattan resident we vacations in Wolfeboro New Hampshire for 30 years that's nothing I've skied and ice fish and minus 30 degrees it's no big thing. And commuted at 5:30 in the morning to Grand Central terminal.

[@mikeytrains1]

The New Haven units are, by far, my favorites.

[@AaronJrBrundidge]

M2: 2 M3A: 7 M7A: 9 M8: 8 Shoreliners: 11 Total: 37 trains

[@AxisX7]

6:30 -- if anyone wants to skip to that M8 set running on the Hudson line.

[@patmeaden]

Great vid mike, also, great shots of the roach coach

[@LIRR175]

16:55 a few seconds too late...

[@wamerica]

(6:32) I was looking really closely at that New Haven Line train. Was that running on the hudson line? I oversaw the sign that said "Croton Harmon" and that station is along the Hudson Line.

[@jimbobcramden]

there was a shortage of m7s so the some m8s were operating on the line.

[@leecornwell5632]

The metro North railroad definitely needs there M9AS.

[@LSM_Lover]

Always wanted to see that station, looks very busy! Nice video!

[@kobyschechter8163]

Every single Metro North train travels over the Park Ave viaduct and passes through the Harlem 125 street station. Trains depart Grand Central every 58 seconds during the evening rush hour. Metro North is currently rebuilding the viaduct because it’s in really bad shape.

[@ianwright535]

Beautiful video. Appreciate your effort in cold. Great work, keep it up!

[@tntplumbing24]

0:37 THE RACE OF THE GE VS M7

[@raulmckenzie5658]

The Genesis P32 Wins The Train That Train That Was Stopping That Was a M7A Not A M7

[@anindrapratama]

Is there a transit channel with footage of Albuquerque BRT?

[@septafan]

What kind of camera do you use?

[@shorelinerailproductions]

Are they making an m9 for lirr?make a video. Comment back

[@jamaalwashington5309]

Are the locomotives pushing or being pulled?

[@voidjavelin23]

Both

[@toasticles249]

Ohhhhh yeah it was cold out there. Great shots!

[@teddysliftworld]

Ah, back when it used to snow in New York. Great video btw.

[@SicilianStealth]

It still does.

[@TheTransitProductions]

Damn you lasted out there that long, I was out at New Hyde Park on the LIRR one of the freezing days and I couldnt last 30minutes lol

[@FanRailer]

Haha to be fair, I spent most of my time camping in the stairwells or on-platform closed-shelters. New Hyde Park doesn't really have those, so you have me beat there. My fingers were literally dying after only about 2 and a half min of continuous filming, which is why most of the individual clips here are shorter than that lol.

[@robloxgamingrailfanner420]

If you want to see M2, here it is 10:00.

[@BVERailer]

When are the M2's being taken out of service?

[@justinballetta1269]

By this year

[@AaronJrBrundidge]

I had a feeling, by the end of 2017, that the M2s are still running by Early 2018

[@leecornwell1062]

Some of the m2s are not gone there are 28 m2s witch is they are going to keep them. For a while

[@leecornwell1062]

Until 2024 just like. The. Little m3s metro North. M3as Incase the m7 or m8s. M7as on long island. Rail road metro North rail road

[@leecornwell1062]

Brake down

[@leecornwell1062]

They. Have. Some thing to backup

[@BaltimoreAndOhioRR]

HAPPY 2018! 👍🚂🚌🚌🚌🚌🚌🚌🚌🚌⭐ Thumbs up ! 👍

[@robloxgamingrailfanner420]

BaltimoreAndOhioRR, WE WILL NEVER FORGET THE M2s!

[@leecornwell5632]

We will definitely not to forget about the FL9S FL9AC and the M series new York central.

[@NortheasternRailPhotography]

Nice I rode through Harlem Dec 30th 2017 on a train

[@csx8851]

Hopefully you arent frozen!

[@gc4060]

finally good content why you block comments?

[@FanRailer]

I don't...

[@BenTheMiner]

The blue stripe makes it look like an old pregoh train

[@SicilianStealth]

The blue strip is the Harlem Line. The red strips are the New Haven line. The trains with no strips are the Hudson line.

[@paulriv]

6:32 "this is your 7:50:7:55 AM peak to Croton Harmon."

[@NortheasternRailPhotography]

Chubby Cat M8's are now using the Hudson Line more and more

[@trainspottersforlife9182]

Thats xool man