RJ Corman Cresson Clearfield

Finally got to chasing the RJ Corman. It's a very tricky railroad for a train chaser, there's no real good schedule to follow, and trains can leave at any time. The only traffic that ever travels this portion of RJC is unit Corn, and Coal trains running to and from the interchange with NS in Cresson. See the beautiful red locomotives lead trains passed fall colors in central PA

[@herzschlagerhoht5637]

Great video, great channel! Thanks a lot! ;)

[@randywetzel984]

I like RJ corman and I live in Pennsylvania Clearfield is in Pennsylvania I live in Clearfield county

[@chicnwing4519]

RJ probably buys more red paint than anybody even the bridges are red here in Ky

[@DelayInBlockProductions]

Nice video!

[@rkproductions1141]

Thanks!

[@walterlangston4253]

rj corman line runs past my house here in west virginia not sure how many short lines thay got

[@richardbussiere9178]

RJ Corman seems to keep their equipment spotless. That's PRIDE!

[@epiccsx]

Do you know where they take the train to when it goes past the interchange?

[@rkproductions1141]

Grain processing plant in Clearfield

[@epiccsx]

@@rkproductions1141 Ok. Hey, there's a street there called Corman Way, haha!

[@RobertHunley]

I almost passed on this video but the train goes past my town so I didn't.

[@TheNorthwestWind]

why do they need 7 engines?

[@rkproductions1141]

They leave the NS units on these trains. As well the trains are loaded going North, I assume it's more for dynamic braking than anything

[@williambug8117]

Because they couldn't find a steam engine.😀

[@chicnwing4519]

Mr. Corman had a Chinese built steam engine ,after he died it was donated to KY Steam Heritage