Unplanned Chase Of 14N Down Bayard + More Trains

[@CornerFieldHobbyRailfan]

Thank You for the narration of this excellent video!! All that info you gave about thr Bayard was fantastic. I did not know the Bayard Line is dark territory. Im amazed railroads still do that with derailments still on going. Your chase 14N was a success. One thing i found odd was the 1 well car set of empty baretables. The CSX YN2 3rd was nice. The rear dpu on 778, i didnt know ACC's qualified for DP service. That local was awesome!!! And the final point, 6K4 & 170 were really really moving fast IMO. Ive never seen a train across that diamond that fast.

[@CCBP1216]

You'd be surprised at the capabilities of 170 and 171 over that diamond. I've seen many ACCs as DPs, that's part of the reason they were rebuilt. It's likely that 5 pack well car set was going for storage out east somewhere. That's my best guess as to why it'd be put on a manifest train. Thanks for your wonderful support! It means the world to me

[@CornerFieldHobbyRailfan]

@CCBP1216 Thank You for this info. Very much appreciated. Like the well car set, I didn't know they go for storage.

[@jonathansabatino3987]

I live on the Bayard Branch . at CP Shale .It is kinda cool to see it on youtube.

[@CCBP1216]

Yeah it's an interesting little line. That's part of the reason I'm so invested in it, because there's little good footage of it.

[@jonathansabatino3987]

Yeah they are kinda hard to chase and catch because the come through a lot faster these days@@CCBP1216

[@CCBP1216]

Yeah it's no easy feat, especially between Summitville and Salineville. Trackspeed overall is 35, 25 if your train requires a pilot. It's 30 between Alliance and Bayard.

[@Bruceter57]

Ben, Great job with your videos. I enjoy all the informative narration that you add. I was very surprised that you made it to my old hometown of Salineville. You even found Salisbury. I'm impressed. I remember when that was a very busy double track line from Wellsville to Alliance. I remember the roundhouse in Wellsville during the steam age. The Pennsy, Penn Central and into Conrail years hauled a lot of coal and iron ore on that line.

[@CCBP1216]

Thank you very much! That's why I like this line so much. It's a hidden treasure with rich history, and when a train runs on it, it's always a good show. I became really invested in it after East Palestine happened and the reroutes were plenty. It's such an interesting little piece of railroad

[@Tristan_Holland]

W video Ben

[@CCBP1216]

Thanks brother