First Steam Test Snow Blower, Dampfschneeschleuder SBB Xrot 100 erstmals unter Dampf nach 40 Jahren! 

I agree! I was excited to see how it clears snow from the tracks.

Yeah, I'd love to see that monster cutting through the snow, I wonder if the fan is better or worse than other systems.

In action (a similar one): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WhbEx9_XXo0.html

search for the newer R12, there are many videos on YT

It also makes fantastic coleslaw by the ton in the summer months.

of course you are

😂

Holy smokes, Capitan on the bridge!🫡

Can you make somethig like that?

did not expect to see you here, but also not surprised 😂

Thank you!👍🍀

@@schoeneggbahn hopefully you guys got the camera that was in the firebox out?

The future is coal, gas and oil

@𝕯𝖗.𝕻𝖊𝖗𝖚𝖓 This Train is probably made in switzerland, because Uri has this yellow emblem with the bullhead. It makes it even better ;-).

@𝕯𝖗.𝕻𝖊𝖗𝖚𝖓 this is a swiss train, isn't it?

You could always throw the piano in the fire box

Even the small models of a working steam engine, I find fascinating and hypnotizing...

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Actually, with the knowledge of physics, and the help of computer aided design. We know, not only how it will play, but how it **should** play.

You mean on there mobile phone 😂

OK Boomer

@@meteorheartofficial ok boomer

@@meteorheartofficial OK Boomer

@@meteorheartofficial Ok boomer

That's not a moustache. That's a personal snow plough.

@@cosha13 Beer Filter!

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I think that people of that language use serbians, jews and Russian children and womans bodies for steam

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But it could do with some balancing work.

There's always some snow in Switzerland ;)

She is now ready for the 175th aniversary of the Swiss Railroads in 2022. 7 months till the snowseason begins again is short notice. So be prepared for beautifull video's of that old gall playing again whit lots of snow.😁

Lol

Same Leslie who later established a foundry in the US to make steam regulators and air horns (their best known product).

It's hard to explain to boomers that burning coal in 21st century is a literal crime against humanity.

@@nikitab1011 BULLSHIT! Coal can be burned as cleanly as Gas - all it takes is the proper equipment to burn it at high temp, and scrubbers to clean the ash. This is already happening in England.

@@normmcrae1140 1) Gas burning doesn't produce CO2? And no scrubbers and high temp burners arent anywhere as efficient even on power plants, never mind ye olde locomotives that for the most part have received minimal/no environmental modifications. But hey, USE MORE CAPS, maybe THAT will CONVINCE me.

@@nikitab1011 If you're going to whine about a SINGLE HISTORIC locomotive that burns coal - why don't you go bitch to China about the 1000 or so BRAND NEW COAL-BURNING POWER PLANTS that they will build THIS YEAR ALONE! With THOUSANDS MORE planned!

Danke zurück! Ich freue mich ab jeder Person die sich die Zeit nimmt einer meiner Videos anzuschauen! Gruess

Hello! I agree, the Snow blower is very very highly complex and highly effective (probably).

I love the way they fired it with Ikea wood lol

Das wird wohl in diesem Winter nicht mehr klappen, aber der nächste Winter kommt bestimmt!

@@schoeneggbahn Ich denke eher, dass war es mit den Wintern..

Spiralräder ? habe ich noch nie gehört. Sie meinten sicher Speichenräder, oder?

Man muss die nicht unnötig viel belasten, aber so eine Maschine lebt wenn die arbeitet

@@the_retag Klar weil sonst hätte sie es bis heute die 125 Jahre nicht überlebt wenn Schnee giftig wäre für die Maschine;)

@@rockibalboa5442 Speichenräder OK:) Ich habe einfach mal das Wort aus meinen Gedanken Spiralräder genommen, weil ich war beim schreiben nicht sicher ob es der richtige Ausdruck ist.

@@fabiogfeller9071 es gibt nicht nur einen schnee... wenn er voller eis und stock und stein ist muss man evtl halt nicht das Museumsstück nehmen

Es gibt immer nach unten Drücker, egal was man filmt. Ich habe mich daran gewöhnt😊👍

Greta Anhänger :-(

Нет. -Интернет

I don't speak a word of German. I do appreciate fine machinery and Steam engines in peculiar. I don't think there is a language barrier amongst us, anymore than watching a beautiful sunset without saying a word. : )

I can say a few words in German But that’s about it but I love the video!

Ich meinte es seien gar deren 4, die 2 berninas, die RhB und die SBB

@@walkingonoldtracks nein 3 die Xrot d 9213 bei der RhB (Bernina) die 9212 beim DFB und die SBB Maschine. Die 9214 bei Blonay Chamby ist nur mit Fremddampf betriebsfähig

@@gianni1156 ahh so ist das, deswegen auch nicht als betriebsfähig eingetragen...

It was in the Lucerne Transport Museum for Decades before being restored to operating Condition. IIRC, half the wooden Body was removed in the Museum to see the Boiler inside, so a lot of it had to be rebuilt from Scratch.

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Danke für das Lob!

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This one is highly unlikely, as it would require a lot of Snow in the relatively flat Swiss Midlands, and the Standard Gauge Alp Crossings in Switzerlands are way too busy to allow closing them for demonstrating historic Snow Blowing. There are two Narrow Gauge Rotary Snow Plows in Switzerland though, one on the Bernina Railway and one on the Furka Railway. Both of these Lines climb over 2000 m high. The Bernina Line still is a commercial Railway, so they clear it with modern Equipment and then shovel a bit of Snow on it again, to show off their Rotary Snow Plow. The Furka Line is a Heritage Railway though, and closed over Winter anyway. So they can show their Rotary Snow Plow under real Conditions without having to worry about being fast or efficicent or even clearing all the Snow at all. There is a Video on this Channel of the Furka Snow Plow battling against rock-hard Snow in April, and it gives you an Idea how tough of a Job it was to run these Machines.