The Perfect Shunting & Coupling procedure of Diesel Train Engine with a Coach. CBC screw & air hose.

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Great fan of your videos always unique and smooth

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The journey for a thousand miles begins with a single step

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[@martinhodge921]

And two napkins, apparently. 🤣

[@sushrathhghosh8098]

2:35 that adrenaline rush !!

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, yes. Heart beat rate increased. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@satwikc2461]

@@KakanSarkar , why is that sharp increase in sound happening can you explain?

[@KakanSarkar]

Its because of the increase in the RPM of the engine (automatically), in order to create air pressure faster with the help of air compressor.

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@@KakanSarkar thanks

[@satwikc2461]

@@KakanSarkar , ok.

[@rcharlie9109]

Aita toh amader ncb staioner video

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are right. This video was shot at NCB station, platform no.1. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@ITSME-tz8qe]

Perfect example of TRUST

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@@KakanSarkar thanks for pinning 👍

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[@sanjayvasnani988]

What's the difference between shunting and coupling? I think attaching the hook must be called coupling. But then, what's shunting?

[@KakanSarkar]

According to General rules book of the Indian Railway, Shunting means movement of vehicles/ wagons from one line to another line with or without engine or a light engine or any other self propelled vehicle for attaching or detaching or for any other purpose. Thanks for watching the video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@trailwayt9H337]

👍Nice view👍

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[@mohanshaji2267]

I don't know why shortage in hand glows.

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[@andrewilson453]

That was a super perfect

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[@kainhall]

why is india? using this type of coupler system? . the loco has modern US style coupler.... (sounds like a modified SD-70) safety is job 3??? would not want to be in a crash with that style car

[@KakanSarkar]

This type of coupling system is used in older coaches, which is being gradually phased out and are being replaced with CBC couplers which has higher standards of safety. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@Hagem76]

when someone thought all u had to do was to put the chain on clearly never seen this

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@RFBabaiDey]

Wow 20000 ! Which train ?

[@KakanSarkar]

Maybe some passenger train originating from NCB. Turn on the audio of the clip and listen carefully, you will hear it.

[@xgreeny]

@@KakanSarkar NCB! I live at cooch behar!

[@xgreeny]

at 3:11 if you are on 1080p you can see the board of the stall, watch in 0.25x speed its written cooch behar

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, it was on platform no. 1 at NCB. It was a UP train. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos.

[@meena930.]

Good

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[@deleteddeleted172]

How often do these type of couplers break?

[@KakanSarkar]

Very very Rarely

[@danielgaz1252]

its rare, im sure its far less often then Automatic couplers they have in USA for example.

[@duncanblack7359]

Daniel Głaz ouch.

[@rfpramitgamer9819]

awsoeme :)

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[@rajsai09]

Textbook procedure.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@acetech8642]

KZbin teaching a lot of ppl on how to fuck up some trains.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@hvnterblack]

Not complete, where is electric connection? But still nice, good work.

[@KakanSarkar]

@hvnterblack, what type of electric connection? Can you please elaborate ? I would be glad to reply.

[@hvnterblack]

@@KakanSarkar passenger cars have lights and other devices that need to be powered. Deltic (diesel eletric) loco has generator, so it is just perfect to power it, but need to be plugged.

[@KakanSarkar]

@hvnterblack, the train the video was a passenger train comprising of SLR and general coaches. Power sources of the fans and lights don't come from the Locomotive. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@hvnterblack]

@@KakanSarkar APU onboard?

[@KakanSarkar]

This Locomotive didn't have any Auxiliary Power Unit. Even if it had, there would be no electrical connection between the Locomotive and the coaches. APU is used to save Locomotive fuel in stationary condition of the Locomotive and to supply adequate air pressure to the Loco and the train.

[@julioestorino4752]

Extremely poor work safety conditions.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@swagger3992]

I want to see more women employed in this sector for the sake of diversity

[@KakanSarkar]

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