Shot 1 OF 2 This is how you take off engines off of a coal train & reuse the mid train helper

[@davebolyard6808]

Thank you for posting this video I dont drive so I watch my train videos this way thanks Dave

[@curtnicholson7771]

I guess I would have to watch this video a few more times. They went back and forth so many times that the only thing I figured out is that my head is spinning. So this is precision railroading at it finest. Sorry for me being dumb but I think for me to have figured it all out I would have to have watched it on an overhead view. Sorry it's just me. Other than that I guess it's a great video of train work so don't take it bad on your part. Keep up the good work.

[@jeremytucker8853]

Are those cars handled by remote?

[@JohnNyren65]

Great video Jon! a lot of work editing it as well! Awesome!

[@hankpenninga]

Good job Jon.

[@RailFanJon]

@trainboi21 thanks michael glad you enjoyed it I had such a fun day last week :)

[@oneworldkingdom]

Very good Jon.

[@MrMASSEYJONES]

Mile 107, where? Looks like southwestern BC.

[@dougberry1011]

MASSEY JONES outside of Kamloops, BC

[@thomasreed8710]

Why does the camera jump around so much. I was getting dizzy.

[@musicman122_4]

why do the gevos 8712 and 8893 have different trucks?

[@dougberry1011]

Steerable trucks

[@RailFanJon]

@sonics50 haha thanks man we will do this soon again im sure :D

[@RailFanJon]

@TheCprailfan1 thanks man!

[@railvideosbc]

Where was this?

[@dougberry1011]

Daily railfanning east of Kamloops BC.

[@arthurhardy]

You edited in some scenes twice.

[@trainboi21]

fuckin awesome video bro !!

[@prebenbertelsen1964]

To much panning and zooming.