Steam on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad

[@solosigal]

From Chile, very nice video. Thanks for the work. Happy new year 2020!

[@nathancorcoran5347]

Another great video. The Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad is quite amazing with their beautiful trains and rail line. Mccloud River Railroad #25 (Which is well known for appearing in Stand By Me from 1986) is quite cool to see in operation.

[@EdWhizAviationTrains]

That opening scene going across the bridge is incredible looking HUGE LIKE 😎👍

[@JoeIsCrazyWillman]

Such a gorgeous little line! Great shots!

[@florianchurch]

Wonderful and romantic film. Thanks for positing.

[@chrissanfino761]

Come ON!! Mossy Trees, Fish Jumping in the Water and vintage steam freight on the Oregon Coast. How much better can it get?

[@alexandersalazar9059]

0 ái m

[@brookingsbeachcomber]

well said

[@madame-rosalitaduchesse7636]

Some pin up girls! And vintage buick. I am your lovely lady.

[@superjesse645]

The rail line back to Portland being intact?

[@Saminakapoor]

2:07 favorite part 2:51 as well

[@VincesArtDesigns]

The stand by me locomotive!

[@barbaraaspengen9810]

l love this VIDEO THANK YOU THANK YOU makes my day. The train is do AWESOME. Which we had more i pray all the time and ask our heavenly father if we could have more of these trains would have more peace into our lives.

[@caseman7896]

Thanks for showing a real good steam train video.

[@robertsnyder5149]

I could hear a little slippage coming off that last bridge!

[@Lincoln-ht2dv]

Makes think of Petticoat Junction the TV show from 1962-1970.

[@michaelramsey82]

The actual locomotive used in Petticoat Junction still runs at Railtown 1897 in Jamestown, California.

[@Lincoln-ht2dv]

@@michaelramsey82 Thanks for the info.

[@CentralPennRailProductions]

Another eye-opening sampler that seems so natural the compliments are already a given, just sit and enjoy! Bravo.

[@rsalt6015]

Lovely locomotive and setting.

[@gretchenchadwick8343]

My son is special needs and he loves trains 🚆🛤🚋🚞🚝🚊🚉🚈🚇🚅🚄🚃🚂 they're one of his favorite things in the whole world 🌎. He finds the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad very interesting and hopes that real soon or sooner than soon the entire line is restored and used again for both freight and passenger trains but he does not want that to be wishful thinking he wants it to be a reality!

[@luisantoniomarrega1120]

Imagens fantasticas deste trem, e traz uma certa nostalgia lembranças de 60 anos que se passaram. Abraço! Rio de Janeiro Brazil

[@jacksalvin364]

25 was pulling the freight train just for photographers for the days gone by.

[@irelandbloke]

Awesome videos !

[@luckyluke2491]

Wunderschön!!!!!!!!!!!

[@clham612]

Sounds like the 25 is in serious need of valve timing. The exhaust beats are not even and you can see the engine surging. Beautiful place to run, though!

[@75Bird455]

I think something was loose. Listen to the exhaust beat at 4:17, then listen to it change when she slips. It changes again at the 2nd slip, then she starts to fight against herself.

[@T3897159]

Great video. Love the American locomotive nice to seeit.

[@CBeard849]

I thoroughly enjoyed that!

[@tedcartwright3183]

Thank you for sharing.

[@squidrides6339]

Amazing. Loved the video; thanks. At 4:00 it is beautiful.

[@katerinakittycat3849]

Lerro, as in Steve lerro?

[@lynnsjamify]

Looks like stand by me

[@RefrigeratedWaffles2]

This is the exact engine

[@brianfalzon6739]

Great whistle on #25! What kind of whistle is it?

[@colinbarner2479]

brian falzon Not certain but sounds like a Great Northern 5

[@stuartadamsrailfanningvideos]

Southern Pacific 6 chime, according to Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad volunteer steam locomotive engineer, Mr. Scott Gordon.

[@nssteampunk4865]

5 chime

[@lande18072]

Excellent.

[@kcirrednosrednad3596]

what are the 2 cars after the tank cars? I have no idea what they are used for.

[@nickcarter9538]

+kcirred nosrednad I think they're stone tipplers. They have a high body mount that allows them to tip sideways.

[@kcirrednosrednad3596]

Nick Carter I would bet to gander that you are right. I didn't even think of that. Thanks for the Intel.

[@MadMike2048]

They are ballast cars. Used for delivering ballast onto the rails.

[@charliemartin5482]

Cars like these were used to build the jettys along the bays .

[@MrJeep75]

This is awesome

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

Is it a three cylinder?

[@michaelramsey82]

It's a 2 cylinder. You can tell by listening to the chuffs - four chuffs per revolution of the drive wheels means 2 cylinders. 3 cylinder engines (which are quite rare in North America, but a few do exist) produce 6 chuffs per revolution.

[@captvictor]

it's out of time

[@VFRSTREETFIGHTER]

Is there a complete map of the entire Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad? Do the often haul freight or was this just done for photo ops?

[@dougrosenberg9994]

I am not sure if a map is online, but the total length leased by OCSR is just over 46 miles which begins at the industrial park south of Tillamook and extends up into the Salmonberry River canyon, some of the most pristine rivers on the entire coast. The upper termination is a major washout that occurred in a 2007 flood. The route leaves the industrial park and goes through farmland, the industrial area of Tillamook, past the Tillamook Cheese Factory, then along Tillamook Bay, through Bay City and Garibaldi, then along the ocean, Nehalem Bay, and turns eastward just north of Wheeler where it goes up the Nehalem River and eventually the Salmonberry. No freight is currently hauled due to the line being severed from any outside connection. Previously as many as 3600 loaded cars were moved in a year, mostly lumber outbound, but also some grain inbound.

[@CalebGrahnert]

Dont worry when I win the lottery I'll get her back to hauling freight from Portland to tillamook

[@MrJeep75]

​@dougrosenberg9994 the industrial park is the tillamook blimp base used and built buy the US Navy in ww2

[@MrJeep75]

It washed out over the coast range in 2007

[@MrJeep75]

​@@CalebGrahnertnot going to happen it going to be a walking path

[@สุชาติก้อนทองคํา-ฅ7ฏ]

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[@MrJeep75]

Oregon coast

[@morg52]

Bad rod bearing?

[@stuartadamsrailfanningvideos]

Bad valve timing. This will be redone, according to several of my co-workers who are volunteers/staff of Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad.

[@kd7tqn]

Sounds like a 55 gallon drum of scrap metal that's rolling down a flight of stairs. -FT Moser

[@claudeswager8654]

What are ya talkin about, that is beautiful noise

[@75Bird455]

I love steam, but railfans can be incredibly stupid. Had she left the rails at 3:40 those people on the left side would have been hamburger against those rocks.

[@jacobhiggins9833]

Her timing sounds kinda screwy to me.