White Creek Railroad: Live Steam Engine Fire Up & Running

[@jacksalvin364]

I love Steam Engines.

[@mistermadmachine6311]

The narration was a nice touch

[@enzoeatstrainz8967]

Lol! There I am at 1:47. Cant believe how different I looked only 4 years ago!😂

[@csx5945]

2017 Enzo that's 4 years ago

[@enzoeatstrainz8967]

@@csx5945 I only read the upload date lmao

[@elleryparsons5766]

Going to an Event Like this Would be Very Interesting.I could Spend the Weekend watching And riding All Day long.Steam Diesel No matter it’s Just too Awsome.

[@joseleoneldamasceno2075]

good times of steam and excellent images thanks for the publication to all good year of 2019 at full steam

[@itsjustnopinionok]

7:51 im still scratching my head on how much these things weigh, and how they call pull the loads they pull when a single engine has a load behind it of 6,7+ people+ cars behind them.

[@P61guy61]

Looks like a lot of fun!

[@StanFerris]

Fantastic! But where's the no-shirt guy??? Loved those shots of the SP, too.

[@SimonTog]

Super steam video :)

[@HunterR909]

Who owns the finely detailed SP F7A, I like it>

[@kepnerfilms6246]

3:07 hey look I'm there

[@andreminorubarbosahiguchi1251]

i love live steam

[@HunterR909]

I keep seeing a Southern Pacific F7A unit in the thumbnail.

[@TheSteamChannel]

HunterR909 6:23

[@HunterR909]

​@@TheSteamChannel​, That is not what I meant, I meant to ask who it belonged to and did he build it himself, or did he get it already built, Like the ones that were offered on your channel.

[@TheSteamChannel]

That F Unit is available from Pike River Northern pikerivernorthern.com

[@gunrunner7224]

6:30 work train? What was that car on the front end?

[@kleetus92]

Ballast car. Probably fixing a low spot somewhere.

[@DaleThePig]

5:17 EL DAVEO!

[@WhatAboutTheBee]

6:08 gave me shivers. Please let that young man know that his actions will eventually result in one remaining hand.

[@kotori87]

how so? He clearly saw the approaching hazard, took steps to protect himself, and then resumed work when it was clear the hazard was done.

[@WhatAboutTheBee]

@@kotori87 One moment of inattention by either party and his hand is crushed. I would prefer to see him use a tool to hold the coupling, or, failing that, to simply drag the cars manually a few inches *after* the loco stopped.

[@TheSteamChannel]

Because it’s not a toy..

[@WhatAboutTheBee]

Agreed. It is not a toy. Its a complicated piece of machinery, with inherent risks and dangers. That is what engendered my original comment and concern. Everybody should go home with a story about the power and beauty, not about how some young man is crippled for life. Being involved in an industrial accident will change your perspective, *forever*. Have fun, but be safe!!

[@kleetus92]

I think that fear is a tad overblown. And by a tad I mean completely. If the couplers miss, the tender and car are still going to have space between them. Yeah, if he totally tards out and puts a full finger in the coupler he might lose it, but I'd put my years salary he isn't losing a hand.

[@kleetus92]

11:11 that'll do!

[@kanishirosouthwester]

I have a question.. at 11:35 the engineer push or taps on the pole ..can you tell me what does that do when they do that.

[@cstraws]

This part of the signalling system. When he taps on the pole he is claiming the "block" in front of him. This turns the signal red for the trains coming at him and yellow for the trains behind him.

[@dylanzmanlol1484]

Yay

[@b3j8]

The narrator sounds kind of like Edward G. Robinson at times! "Yeah that Pennsy H10's ready ta move. Yeah that's right see?" Lol

[@okBoomer-gx7cz]

Why did you call your channel steam Channel you never steam

[@TheSteamChannel]

Lay off the drugs.

[@andreminorubarbosahiguchi1251]

i m braziliam

[@devdathn]

Those battery operated pseudo diesels look so cheap in comparison to the steam locos....!!!

[@gordonanderson8303]

Devdath N 7

[@kleetus92]

Guarantee you they aren't cheap! Not the same animals as steam, that is true, but the level of attention on the F units is really there. Lots of very specific parts made and built for them.