Tim templeton as Up #844

Up 844 blows it's currently Whistle used in 2012-13

Up 844 goes to Texas

BNSF 5842 is no more. It's now 5531

That’s cool! A P5 on a NCPU! Shame it got replaced.

The 8PM PERVERT

Can you do avenue e in Arlington Texas

Nice!

A cabagge with a p5?

That video came out almost 18 years ago

Yeah buddy!!!

Man, to think that i was merely a baby around this time

Up 844 kind a new whistle used for 4014's original hancock

Up 844 fort worth & to des moines nm

Up 844 going back to cheyenne wy

Richard, just checking in to see if you have any current Arlingtn train videos? I play music outside by Tipsy Oak and see tons of trains go by and sometimes think about your work. Hope all is well

Up 844 Oklahoma

Up 844 está soprando o atualmente apito igual a voz do meu papai

Up 844 going to texas

Up 844 16 october 2012

Snow❄❄❄🌨🌨🌨🌨🌨

What horn does up 8422 have

I’ve rode this several times and I like it

HLCX 7892 leads UP autoparts/automotive M327 ( ex B798 ) in Arlington TX

cool

wonderful shot

Amazing capture

Nice catch and K5HA on UP 5315!

I just saw this locomotive in Denison Texas

Nice catch of that Union Pacific SD70M with K3HA and also with CSX Locomotive on the manifest train

Amazing locomotives! Truly a mighty rare sight these days, doubt I’ll ever see anything like this ever again! Hope your doing well sir

Good times buddy

This unit was involved in a train collision in Granite Canyon, Wyoming 3 Years Ago

Choo choo! I'm a train and I approve this video!!!!

Hey Richard are they still running the 2199? Love that old thing!

Trinity Railway express

First

Nice

Cool

Awesome

A 2nd Gen. K5HL! :D

crossing macarthur blvd on its way to dallas

New Subscriber!

Yooooo! I live right down the street from there! That damn train is annoying lol,but there's a dope little store down the road

Up 5252 1st gen K5HL horn sick horn (Dead #3)

Up 5271 1st gen K5HL horn

HELLO RICHARD YOUR STILL ALIVE

miss seeing the BN and ATSF locos on the mainlines.

Such a long time ago but nice video

Ah, the good old days.