Awesome Powerful Snow Plow Train Blower Through Deep Snow railway tracks Full HD Compilation 

Photoshop

Yeah photoshop is always very stupid

Why?

Well you must know the best Filip coz ur the train guy.

absolutely spot on mate

This shit too deep 💯

But who's keeping track...

Dude for real, sometimes I just sit at that tracks taking pictures of graffiti on the cars, but after they pass, it's like "well guess I'll just sit and wait for the next one," which is usually around 15 minutes. Or 10 minutes if it's 4:00p.m.

Same

The idea is fascinating, the engineering makes me anxious. So many improvements could be done to make it easier, faster and more effective. Particularly breaking the snow down before the train smashes pointlessly into a wall of snow, creeping 3 feet at a time.

Thats the life!

@@haventthoughtofanameyet6364 you make a great point, but I feel like they would've done it by now if it was cost effective

@@haventthoughtofanameyet6364 And just how do you suggest the snow be “broken down”? If you look you’ll see that that is exactly what the snow plough is doing.

Hey! Get off my suggestion list. I saw the same one yesterday too 🤣

I'm a newbie for this content, therefore I won't be on the suggestion list until tomorrow. 😳😁

Large equipment I believe got them beat out

@@jonathanpalmer228 No they haven't. If you need more power in your loco, you just add another engine! Large equipment, can't do that..😊

Look up mega cranes

@@TheMennoXDGood shout but the biggest land based cranes are fixed base, then crawler and then WHEELED, which is where this debate started.

@@armoris66 Hmm the mega cranes I've seen are on tracks on wheels.

However a few Frosty cold ones were downed after this.

Unless you’re the guy with the snow shovel

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Spicy chicken [ GD ] nice joke but the ACS-64 aka the train in the vid is one of the safest trains in America

Unidentified flying objects

@@janecopeland4109 Definitely on Earthfiles !!!!

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@@fartsoundeffect5013 that's only done for switches, too expensive otherwise

It looks (and sounds) like a Type Tb loco in Sweden. If it is that it's only a 12-cylinder 567 I think, a 16 wouldn't fit because it has a turntable in the middle. To compensate for the fewer cylinders and regain a few horsepowers they run it without a muffler/silencer and that gives it a fantastic sound, there's nothing like it. Try this one, the title of the video is "Snow clearing Tb-locomotive Ange shunting yard, track 18 second run". ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9UY9Es8IWSU.html

The speed they spin probably flings off any stuck snow anyways. 😉

Try waxing a wedge blade at those speeds 😂😂😂😂

sure and the conductor could have a couple of ski poles out the windows to help push him

There is no three-bladed rotary. The tripple Rotary is a product of Photoshop. The original is a single rotary of the Rhätische Bahn of Switzerland. No rotary is bigger than the clearance of the track.

@@frankdaphuc6435 Ah, ' Pure Swiss Delight ' !!!!

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Maybe you should ask Norway if they'd give England a good price on their entire rail system, y'know, used equipment.

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caregivers

Amazing, I wonder if they got stuck there

And most people forget snow can also hold water, making it heavier. I was expecting them to plow trough but didnt, so its heavy or sticky snow. It could also be friction of snow > friction of train tracks.

They should have stopped the train first and cleared the snow stuck in the plower. It reduced the efficiency of the plower and should have increased power gradually to force against the drag due to the snow. Although it is a regular thing for them and they know their way still I think. Also another solution would have been to reverse the train a bit and again go forward to gain momentum. They went for a third way and solely increased the engine power.

@@krishnamnagar4045 In some places a rotary plow works better. The snow is thrown way off to into the sky and it comes down away from the tracks. The Canadian Pacific has a number of them used to clear the snow away from the tracks.

Steel wheels on steel tracks do not provide great traction, it's equivalent to driving your car on ice. This is why stopping distances are so long for trains, they cannot brake hard without skidding wheels, which then makes flat spots and damages rails. Sand can be used to increase traction, but I've no idea how common that is done, or if it is practical to sand the rails for mile after mile.

Watching here in Portland Oregon-were all the way up to a quarter inch! I feel for you...especially your back. (I grew up around Chicago, then Minneapolis. Kind of miss the snow. Kind of. 😎)

@@raystanczak4277 I love the snow

@@BrianBattles You have an ' Eternal-Boy-Within ' and he never grows up :)

Exactly !!!!

Really? That's surprising.

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White Dirt !!!!

also Dune😅