NS wreck train arriving at Hayne Yard (1990)

[@markquiswest6607]

I missed the old Sou,NW,Conrail,Seaboard, and Chessie Units. Before both CSX, and Norfolk Southern.

[@SOU5111]

@DJGENEX71 Glad you enjoyed it, Gene!! Yeah, the SD60's were about 4 years old or so then. The 2768 was a GP38, not sure if it was rebuilt to one of the 5600-series GP38-2 rebuilds or sold by NS. I miss the tuxedo a lot too!!

[@keithhuie5110]

Great! Love to see anything still in Southern colors!

[@SOU5111]

Glad you liked it! I always love to see anything in the Southern tuxedo too!

[@mysticrailroad]

nice video. love the tuxedos.

[@NSHorseheadSD70]

Even the crane and boxcar look good in the Tuxedo scheme.

[@samueledgarpegram7088]

Southern had a derrick at Spencer back in the day.

[@SOU5111]

@Barricade360 Those units were classified by Southern & GE as a B30-7A1.

[@SOU5111]

No, don't believe there are any of the full size derricks left in service. Thanks for watching & commenting!

[@SOU5111]

@NSHorseheadSD70 Yeah, that crane looked pretty sharp.

[@GTRailroadVideos]

How old were the SD60's at this time Greg? They must have re-numbered that GP38-2 2768 is now a SD70M-2. I sure do miss the black and white tux!!! Thanks for sharing the piece of history!!!

[@ktroutman278]

A B30-7 would have a 16 Cyl where the B30-7A1 would have a 12

[@bbjimbo]

That was the big hook my grandad worked on out of the Columbus, GA yard. Can I buy a copy of this video?

[@TrainTrackTrav]

Does NS still have this crane? Sweet catch, God bless!

[@devildog8016]

TrainTrackTrav yeah they do I know bc I work for Norfolk southern

[@brianbooher7318]

Wheir was the derailment at