BNSF Railway 

Oh, man! You're lucky to see something else besides H2 and H3 painted GEVO's and Dash 9's! A BN-painted rebuilt GP39E, rebuilt GP39-2E, a ATSF-painted GP40X, a BN Cascade-painted SD60M, and a BN caboose! Wow. Awesome catches!

That K3LA on the SD60M RULES!

@SarackBucks You are correct, it is near an airport. The dome at 2:38 you see to the right of the engine is a weather radar; the other tower at 2:55 you see in the background is the air control tower.

Love the trains. Good to see the good old caboose.

Love the horn on 8171. Love the SD60M in general, really.

Awesome horns on these. Although, slowest moving trains I may have ever seen lol

I believe that engine is a SD60M. Thanks for watching and sorry for late reply.

oh wow thats great never knew sioux falls ran alot of bnsf through there haha good video and keep up the good work

Great video, I love your loaction at 2:56

Ha. I knew I recognized some of these areas, being from Sioux Falls myself. Nice video. Glad you got the tripod issue resolved now. Lol.

My own personal rule, I never shoot any video unless I have a tripod, no matter what the power is. Quality over everything!

I did not have one at this time as you can tell. Also if I did, some videos wouldn't have one because it takes time to setup and still get a good shot. However, I now do have a tripod.

i wish there was a railroad near pittsburgh international. i love to watch trains when i aint watching planes

Love the green and black color scheme!

Thank you. The following is a respone to your statements: 1. If you watch more recent videos, you can see that I now have a tripod. 2. In fact, they are set up like that for a reason, they usually do not stop like that. They just happened to today because they have to uncouple a car. Plus this was like at 3am. 3. That rock train couldn't of moved faster because their was track maintenace less then a mile up and he proceeding at restricted speed. 4. They use that so they don't ride ladder.

Awesome dude! Lots of fallen flag! People think of beautiful mountains, canyons, deserts, beaches when they see BNSF- you showed the other side by filming the locals!!

one of my favorite locomotives to =D

The BN train at 1:50 had a very stupid sounding horn.

Nice videos! Get a tripod to make them steady. First crossing signals were turned on too early. No need to have stopped that semi. What a shame that the rock train held up traffic so long. Should have been moving faster. Nice seeing a caboose in use. Thank you.

The engineer would NEVER get sick of blowing that horn on the SD60!!. Great video mate. Cheers Gregg

oh wow more trains than i thought!

Sioux Falls has about two to four trains a day. However, some days are better than others. The yard crew moves around all day.

Thanks, If you watch some other videos of mine, I do have a tripod now; and another comment said the same about two months ago.

thanks man enjoyed this, love the local switching operations. keep up the good work

I LOVE THE HORN AT 2:30

If it is a 3-chime, it'll most likely be a worm out RS3L

Where were these videos taken?

I'll repeat, I have gotten a tripod last year; this was uploaded in 2011. With the light sometimes it was hard to get due to the amount of street lights and the time I had to setup due to the train was coming quick and I didn't want to miss the activation. At this time was one of my first videos since I had this new camera, so I was still learning. Thanks for Watching

Wow a "white face" Burlington Northern unit. Those are becoming pretty rare.

Epic horn on 8131. I love it!

The horn on 8171 reminds of the Star Wars theme.

Great video. I lived in Sioux Falls for about 12yrs

Holy freakin signal 7 BNSF 2822. What a goober engineer.

@InformationCenter Why do they just make engines that are just a little smaller than it's original size?

BN 2822 has an awesome horn

Wow! Nice GP39E!

You got some great videos. I got 8 tripods It really helps.

I knew they were rare, but didn't know we had two of the four left. They are usually active a few times a week and still have them to this day.

Beautiful horn! ... 1:20

Great use of audio great location audio the way you got the turbocharger spoiling down.. Great use if the EMD engine audio BUTTTTT LIGHT YOUR scene .. Use key fil and bakc lights so your camera is not struggling for light and place your camera on a tripod and use a locekd camera position.. Great camera angle ,,,, Very astute camera position and angle capturing that city feel Nothing quiet like a turbocharged EMD in yellowbonnett

Awesome! :) I still love the vid though! Some horns i have not hear in over 12 years!

Also, do you have any idea how lucky you got on these videos? You have two of the last four operating GP40Xs on any Class I railroad in this video set. I am legitimately jealous. I had no idea ANYONE still operated them, let alone a Class I.

the last one had a kick-ass rs3l

Heck, I don't care if you have a tripod or not. You have caught some great locomotives on camera. I hope you film more.

How interesting, I didn't know that they still use cabooses these days anymore..Since now they can use cameras on the back of trains..But how we learn new things each day!! I did hear from a train enthusiast that they are bringing them back....HMMMMM..

That BNSF EMD GP40X Horn Sounds Like A Conrail The RS3L

santa fe had a nice horn!

A caboose? On that last train? Nice video. Love the loud horns!

AMAZING! :D

Cool! MIss the cascade green!

Thank you, I will eventually make more videos soon. I been working lately and it was winter here so I don't usually record in the winter unless it is an unusal train or something or if I just happen to drive by one coming into town.

@duffy1285 no its a sd60m in ban colors the macs are in BNSF colors or the ban executive scheme.

Sad to see the once road coal SD70s now doing switching.

Glad you now have a tripod ... LOL ... Good locations and position, my kinda video!

@roadkill598 I'm not sure; I'm not very good yet at naming horns when I hear them at first.

@bnsf5624illinois Sioux Falls, SD

The tripod must've been cold. :)

Its a Nathan K3LAR4

any idea of what horn is on the first engine the Santa Fe 3037? it sounds like a leslie 3 chime just which one.... it sounds beautiful

2:27 - A train with a horn at a major 3rd! wooww

@amk1786 Actually, they're yellowbonnets!

Like I said, I didn't know there were ANY left, I had to look up what they were on thedieselshop*dot*us*slash*BNSF*dot*HTML just out of curiosity. Couldn't believe it.lol

Where were these videos taped at? Looks nice there, also nice SD60M!

I believe so.

Oh, look everybody. It’s a train. Train here. Noisy a** train here.

nice horn,

Sadly, #2929 was repainted into the New Look paint scheme.

I'm not sure what you are referring to.

Great vids! Only one word though....TRIPOD!!! :)

they still use cabooses?

Ah, I understand. Still, keep up the great work!

That's an SD60M. Don't see to many of those around anymore.

The Railroad Crossing was ATSF& Bn

What type of locomotive was that at 2:58?

SD60M

how many trains a day does this line have?

is th bn train at 3:00 a f-40 ?

@roadkill598 It's a Nathan K3LA.

no thats a sd70 mac

0:10 who thought that was the train

WHAT KIND OF K3LA IS THAT 2:24

Only the local yard uses cabooses still. Thanks

@roadkill598 K3LA

Awesome video! Nice to see the old fashion Santa Fe scheme, the BN green and white, and even a caboose! Where is this at? Check out my channel.