STEAM! NYSW

[@paulcabezola3559]

Great video ! I was there that day chasing along as well. Sure wish this could happen again in Vermont. Still missing Steamtown.

[@lescoleman6081]

good job...coaches looked great too, awesome scenery

[@steveforest6951]

Nice Video Craig long time no see good to see you back watching the old steamer actually lowered my blood pressure.

[@16thaveproductions]

Awesome video Craig

[@drby0788]

BEAUTIFUL whistle!!!

[@williamou417]

Her original whistle is beautiful, but her new whistle ruins her today!

[@ironstallion7784]

​​@@williamou417i don't think you realize that her class was essentially mostly used with Rather fouled air horns as I found out their crews typically use those as apparently Chinese weather does have random effects on steam whistles. Their stock steam whistles weren't exactly loud. Enough to be heard as I know that firsthand when i train spotted QJs back in 2004 on their final years in jingpeng pass.

[@greenmtnman7714]

This was almost in my backyard, how did I miss it?

[@shininghappyperson7]

I have a photo of 2 year old me next to #142 in Chester...Too bad i don't remember any of it.

[@ToritheGSMR1702-mz3rc]

How come people say that star brass 5 chimes are related to the Chinese 5 chimes?

[@Maine_Railfan]

nice keep this stuff coming!

[@steamandsmoke97]

God she had one hell of a bad clank....

[@maxm2317]

SteamAndSmoke97 I’m guessing it’s since been rectified.

[@brutusbarnabus8098]

made in China. Say no more.

[@tylergreen4843]

I wish the engine was painted as a Rutland railroad locomotive

[@Maine_Railfan]

very nice!

[@Alphawolf2325]

I wonder what ever happened to this whistle

[@maxm2317]

SamYouPlays I think the New York, Susquehanna & Western Technical & Historical Society still has it. Then again, I could be wrong.

[@revdfp]

J. David Conrad is the engineer.

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

My uncle is good friends with him. They worked on valley 40 at one point. Or maybe it was 97

[@patricknoveski6409]

Another day with no rail fans. This looks like the 1930s. Nobody around to see steam? 😮. Maybe too Chinese for them. Mind blower.

[@realethanangell]

Southern Pacific Desert/Star Brass 5 Chime or New Zealand 5 Chime

[@T128Productions]

It’s her original Chinese 5 chime.

[@michaelramsey82]

Weird to think this loco was less than a decade old. It was built in China in 1989, but looks just like something out of the 1920s.

[@brianfalzon6739]

Wish steam will return to the GMRR someday.

[@maxm2317]

Brian Falzon Patience, my friend. Patience.

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

Reminds me of Steamtown in NE and the grand opening from 95

[@OfficialSEIC2K6]

Another Chinese steam locomotive in the United States. Yes NYSW #142 is Chinese built.