LOCOMOTIVE BUSTS THRU SNOW BANKS TO CLEAR A PATH! | Jason Asselin 

I figured that the train was required to do the flag thing there in the city limits but never thought about the weight aspect of it, plus with how long this train is they would be blocking multiple intersections if they didn't uncouple the train to do the clearing.

Makes sense to me!👍

exactly

That's a good one!

And you can relax at home watching the snowy action. Thanks!

Brad Schertz hahah about that Jason can refer to what I’m talking about he got yelled at for so called *trespassing*

I have many train video in my playlist!

It's hell of a load for one engine especially with the snow!

Thanks for watching!

Train videos will get you subs!

Because $$$

I think they only need to use heat when points are frozen. Just to eliminate snow it’s slow and expensive to melt it, so they just throw it out the way.

Thanks buddy!

They sure were at the end, eh? lol

Wow, really? I live here in the lower peninsula of southeast Michigan. Not only do I love to travel the state, but I absolutely love a good smoked fish, oh and pasties!😍👍Thanks for the tip! Captain Ron's will be on my travel plans, this summer. Take care luv.😊🌹

wet snow and about 35 degrees here in Iron Mountain today.

People love them, I'll keep doing it. Thanks!

This stretch of track through Iron Mountain and north is rock and roll city. I'm always surprised that they don't derail more often up here.

On level track that amount of snow is trival at best. What they're probably more worried about is clearing ice from the flange ways in the crossings or, making sure there's nothing solid that could disconnect the brake hoses between cars and halt them dead in the middle of the town.

@@kleetus92 That makes sense too. Still a good cut of cars for 3000 hp.

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Hi Barb! Was curious if MI got the same weird warm ups around December ( 2 days broke 50 degrees) & then not long ago this month; I want to say about almost 2 weeks backwards from 1/26/2020 where it broke 60 degrees? I'm over in the Western 1/2 of Massachusetts, so, sometimes we see some of MI's "lake effect" snow . We had 2 huge storms around the 1st weekend in December where, depending on where you were over here, you got close to a total of 5 feet, then, we had a slush snow storm that put about 2 inches, another one but less for snow / slush fall although that 1 had "Thundersnow" in it where there was a thunderstorm mixed in. Let's see, just had about 3 to 5 inches a few days ago & that's about it so far.

@@eventsotherthingswithchris9019 Hi dear. To answer your questions, in the 60 years of my existence, I don't ever remember getting 5 feet of snow! Of course, where I live, I'm west of Lake St. Clair & the biggest snow maker, Lake Erie! Once a snow passes over us, and heads east, over Lake Erie, that's where it picks up a lot of moisture, and dumps it on it's eastern coastal shores. (Think of Buffalo, New York). I do believe, those who live on the east coast of Lake Michigan, (the west side of the state) probably see more snow than us. In fact, the most I've experienced is about 3 feet of snow. Then again, I'll take the 3 feet of snow over the 1/3 an inch of ice storm that seems to plague us at least once a year! Though the cities & counties are good for getting the road salt out on time, fallen trees, branches & power lines are really a big problem! Lastly, yes, we usually have 2 days of "spring like" weather in the middle of winter. Of course sadly it doesn't last & we're back to the cold. Well? That's pretty much it for winter in southeast Macomb county, Michigan! Take care luv. Oh, and P.S. yes we've experienced thunder snow. It still catches me off guard! Not something you expect in the middle of winter! Lol!

YAY! Let's hear it for Macomb County! I live in Warren, and Jason 🎸 rocks! (Just like his trains , 😆 lol)

@@markfortin421 Rocking trains? I see what you did there!🤣👍Lol! Kinda wondering if the snow is colder & more powdery, where Jason lives, or if it's the same warmer, wet, heavy slop we get down here!🤔😖

One derailed it last year by my house..