[RO!] A REAL Road Engine... And we talk POOP on the CRAP!

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[@leightonmoreland]

"Acceptable Defects" new band name...BOOM!

[@FM60260]

10:36

[@Cookster997]

Poop conversation is hilarious! Don't feel like you need to cater to something, we watch because we like you guys. 😆

[@cabowerks3973]

I would love to attend an engineering class with professors Hyce & Kan!

[@burntoutonbuicks7160]

Funny story involving the name C R A P. A while ago I was looking into starting a car club with a few of my buddies and we couldn’t decide on a name. So I came up with CRAP which stood for “Crumby rides, Awful people” never really took off sadly but a fun story I wanted to share

[@Squid1562]

Fun story about mechanical pumps on locos: A class of shunters in the Uk, the LBSC A1 “Terriers” were delivered with only axle driven pumps for water. And it was a common sight before they had injectors fitted to see them scuttling back and forth on a yard siding to fill the boiler

[@Lillstisse661]

A local historical railway association actually finishes the stokers training with exactly what you did in the intro. Putting them under the water crane and giving them a "stokers baptism".

[@thundercreekcustoms]

I have a friend who works for NS...the yard he works in had two Dash 8s, nicknamed "Smokey" and "Smelley". The first one is obvious if you know Dash 8s. The second one...well, let's just say the toilet was "indisposed" for an extended period of time.

[@EyeMWing]

The poop locomotive is even more horrifying if you really think about it. It was a partner engine. That means there are

[@steamton1227]

I love waking up and seeing that a new RRO video has been uploaded, brings joy every time.

[@coryhart1789]

7:17

[@ACamelEmoji]

Speaking of railroad company acronyms, had a random thought. Remember the whole "Conjunction Junction" song? Would be funny to make the boxcars "AND, OR, NOR, SO" etc

[@19LG99]

this weeks episode was... breathtaking...

[@greggorytame6672]

Going into the poop story I was 100% expecting the "uncouth jabroni" maintenance log

[@thestainmorephoenix8632]

A couple heads ups:

[@neonsamurai1348]

They need to speedup the water tower pour/fill rate, as it can take half an hour or more to fill one medium tank, and an hour+ for the tower to refill itself. The wood fuel station also is incredibly slow for refilling the kindling.

[@FinalThunder228]

Oh, thank you Hyce! The TikTok doomscrolling can finally stop! I have RO! Content!

[@foraminuteforaminute4056]

Y'know... for a long time I've heard two-cylinder steam locomotives telling me "Do not poop upon the bird now" as they chuffed (due to an ancient video on here of a parrot named Santos who insisted his owner not to poop on him). BNSF 1676 might not have been talking about poop, but it sure was manifesting it.

[@LunaIsOnYoutube]

Yknow theres this horror story of some guys in a baking company that died on the same oven as Kan described, instantly reminded me of that. Good thing you two know a thing or two about safety

[@alwaysbearded1]

Speaking of the impact of water from the water tank Buster Keaton once did a stunt where he jumped onto a moving train car then jumped off by using the water tank spout and the flow of water knocked him to the ground. You see him get up and continue the scene. He had a terrible pain in the neck. Visited his friend later for a stiff drink or two (this was during prohibition) she wanted him to see a doctor. Years later his doctor said, so when did you break your neck? Turns out the water slammed him so hard to the ground it did break his neck. He's my favorite comedian from that era. He even made a decent transition to the talkies. He loved trains and used them in stunts throughout his movie career including his famous scene of him riding the rod as the train enters a tunnel (The General).