Train Hits Snow Pile in Action - Train Snow Plower / Blower in Action - Rotary Train Snow Plow

[@andyharman3022]

Not enough power. The rotor could also stand some design consideration of adding some blades to break up the wall of compressed snow so the snowthrower doesn't have to swallow the whole pile at once.

[@vicosdivicos]

like maybe a coned slicer in front of the big rotor slicer.

[@RienRocks]

@@vicosdivicos Kind of like the one in turbofan engines but bigger (Though the ones in engines don’t do Much slicing)

[@jckissler]

It's like concrete...

[@stefanlucian5141]

Amazing railway machinery!

[@AudioTribe]

Indeed it is!

[@xenowreborn]

3:53 I don't know what should Impress me more... the power of the Locomotive? or the resilience of that Wall-O-Water

[@AudioTribe]

Yup - that is insane!

[@maggs131]

Guy must be a real pro knowing when to turn when the tracks are covered

[@Keitan97]

POV: You came from a video with the slow train

[@ZainulAbidinDevelopers_hub]

Such a huge power full engine, I can't imagine how much power is required to push solid ice instead of just liquid water . and also keep driving at the same time .

[@c.s.oneill2079]

Needs a big retractable spike on the front end to break up compacted formations.

[@timothymcpherson1623]

I just came from 2012 and this guy is still at it in 2019

[@Alma17579]

فلاأأ

[@Marcel_Audubon]

Checked on him in 2022 - he was almost done with his job when a huge snowstorm came up behind him and buried all the track he had been clearing - he pulled a quick, tight u-turn and started back the other way. I was lucky to see it!

[@sivayamsiva9343]

Wonderful,train snow plowing views really great thanks for sharing very informative video congratulations 👌 different angle of excellent photography greatly appreciated 👍

[@AudioTribe]

Thank you so much 👍 cheers

[@elektrikman8834]

what I wouldn't give for a ride

[@pavelmedbery3055]

I don't know why, but when train go brrrr my brain like.

[@stevejobs7881]

I need this for my driveway!😄

[@TheRealVGR]

This is a CFR PZH95 snow blower. It has 950 HP diesel engine with a hydraulic transmission.

[@myparceltape1169]

I have often wondered how much fuel they carry to get through with certainty.

[@gucciberri2571]

4:15 when I havent seen my girl in a month

[@JohnXX2005]

Cool Snow! Verry powerfull machine!

[@mister-v-3086]

This is a New Construction rotary, isn't it?? there are surface resemblances, but it's quite different in detail to the older, steam-driven rotaries I've seen.

[@ethribin4188]

These things used to be steam powered. But looked exactly the same

[@zacklightning3277]

wow, what an incredible video especially when you get so close to the plow.

[@AudioTribe]

Glad you liked it!

[@astrospeedcuber]

Aw I wish we had snow here in Australia xD

[@afterhrswork59]

I love this stuff

[@EDOTrains]

Hey there--this is pretty amazing! Subscribed! I have some rotary footage from the 1970s that's in need of sound; I was wondering if I could work something out to utilize the sound from this in our video (with due credit, $ if necessary, and links to your YT page both in the description and actual body of the video; you name it). Thanks much--again--great stuff!

[@AudioTribe]

Hello - write me an email - check the about info. Cheers

[@lulWut9]

Rip power lines

[@arthurchelminiacki4913]

To się nazywa kawał dobrej roboty.....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@nargizbayramova181]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤😂😂😂😂😂

[@nargizbayramova181]

😮😮😮😮😮😢😢😢😢😢😮😅😮😮😢😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@williamjackson5767]

It`s not always nice to be first.

[@kanokwanphuawongphat1021]

Me trying to get the ice out of the freezer

[@totallynotinservice6053]

Looks so fun 😀

[@ovidiuivan5976]

Cool footage!

[@cosminneacsu6537]

Cine spune ca CFR nu face treaba buna! Incet dar bine!

[@vicosdivicos]

Ralph ..Did you see John?

[@bobd.fletcherjr4912]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@class8866]

Power it up in Romania !!

[@heathenwolf4997]

Where is this, Canada?

[@monad_tcp]

1:15 blackout in 3 2 1

[@monad_tcp]

nom nom nom

[@warwagon]

I think it needs a redesign. I need something in front of it to boar through the snow and break it up and bring it towards the blower.

[@johndodson8464]

I'm sayin'

[@harrymu148]

probably a conical "breaker" or something. heck even a nose cone would help.

[@erichsh58]

If they were to direct the entire power of a locomotive engine to the rotary blade, and built that blade heavy enough, I don't see how a ten-foot snow bank could stop it.

[@robertbailey369]

Nice ty

[@Drewsky840]

Well there's no more snow on the tracks but I took out the powerlines

[@QUIX4U]

0:53 It's at about this time that the photographer realizes that he put the camera tripod in the wrong place, needless to say - soon we shall see what a "flying piece of snow" looks like from the snow's perspective (as the camera takes it's own "flight" until landing in the caste away snow - 100 yards away from the track - at a high rate of speed).

[@sanaullahkatpar7027]

Nice

[@AudioTribe]

Thanks

[@donmunro144]

This thing seems to push more snow than it blows

[@Ranveer_Singh_sangha03]

Which country is this from

[@okhiu]

Romania

[@kickinkrys1]

How does one get a job doing this

[@kristinngunason3840]

Would work great for rail protestors

[@ChuckD59]

Thanks, but where was this?

[@elfedowen6452]

Romania... x

[@ВарвараИванова-ъ9ш]

Чего не показали результат его столь эффектной уборки? И что за ржавый, ободранный состав в самом конце ролика? Нечаянно старинный поезд откопали?

[@okhiu]

Filmed in Romania

[@harrymu148]

I wonder if anyone had tried to use that for firefighting lol

[@7MPhonemicEnglish]

When I was a kid, we had no idea how the snow was cleared from the train tracks or even if it had to be. We were ignorant, clueless and stupid and we couldn't have loved it more! No, that's not true. Our heads were full of unanswered questions.

[@moojuice369]

Legend has it that the engineer died and now his skeleton continues to try to remove the snow.....

[@ovidiuivan5976]

Wow

[@deernutOO]

Serious flaw in that video when speeding it up.. Leaving it in real time would have been so much better, and real!!

[@AudioTribe]

Noted!

[@JohnSmith-ug5ci]

Not enough power for the rotary.

[@faerieSAALE]

boy, those are some rusty crusty looking passenger cars!

[@jackpineatfoundlake]

Who's the owner of this channel? I'd like to contact them about their footage?

[@AudioTribe]

Why? You can write here!

[@jackpineatfoundlake]

@@AudioTribe Thanks for the response. I'm a researcher on TV show, my team wants chat to you about using some of your footage. What's the best way to contact you ?

[@AudioTribe]

@@jackpineatfoundlake Please read the description of the video!

[@jackpineatfoundlake]

@@AudioTribe Hi, I've read the description. How do I contact you directly? Our company would like to license some of your footage.

[@AudioTribe]

@@jackpineatfoundlake [e-mail]

[@wiredforstereo]

I feel like this is not the proper way to use this machine. Need more engines, steady slow speed.

[@ChuckD59]

Also need something to pierce the wall of snow ahead so you're not just a big snow plow.

[@larrysomers1654]

ya can all the engines ya want but can only get so much traction when the train has metal wheels running on metal rails and factor in snow around the tracks

[@wiredforstereo]

@@larrysomers1654 More engines, more traction.

[@grandloup74soixantequatorz62]

Le terme '' souffleuse'' à neige est stupide. La neige n'est pas soufflée, (il n'y a aucune injection d'air) elle est centrifugée et éjectée. Le terme ferroviaire employé en France pour machine à axe paralleles aux voies, est '' rotatif'' . Le terme ''fraise'' est employé pour des roues de plus petit diamètre à axe perpendiculaire aux voies et travaillant au dessus des rails (ou entre ceux ci lorsque pas d'appareils de voie) , et tournant generalement d'autant plus vite que leur diamètre est petit.

[@AudioTribe]

Yes, you are right but nobody know the term rotary. Thank you for this comment. Cheers

[@grandloup74soixantequatorz62]

@@AudioTribe 👌ok

[@mahmudzaman9107]

I don't understand how after clearing the snow, tree roots were visible. If there is a train line below, trees over the train line after a snowstorm. Quite strange!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/goHGZJabfK6fm8k

[@simonenoll7219]

wwwwwwwwwoooooooooooooooooooooowww

[@dogwedl1167]

x

[@vr7983]

Not very effective.

[@gucciberri2571]

You got a better idea? 😆😆

[@johndodson8464]

Those snow plows are not impressive. They're so gutless. They need a feeder or something. Sheesh, who's the engineer??? Consistent flow nothing. And the entire train has to back up and get a running start for every yard?

[@AudioTribe]

The train Snowblower comes to the rescue when the train snow plow he is overwhelmed by the situation and the snow is too high and too dense to be thrown by him! this is the worse situation!