For those that are old enough to remember..........Those gondola cars are like Rodney Dangerfield,They don't get any respect. Another fine video Brian.
Ahhh. An early Sunday morning with the first cup of fresh coffee, a warm blanket and my easy chair, and another Jawtooth train video...what could be better than this?❤😅😊 That was a GREAT shot of the UP train at the grain elevator! They were BOOKIN'! What is the hurry?!?😂
Thank you for walking in the rain so you could film in the rain, but why weren't you singing in the rain?? Oh - nevermind - you were shooting this fantastic video for us. 👍 These shots of how things are now are history in the making - referring specifically to the proposed bypass you said about. Stay safe, my friend, and thank you for your diligence. 🤩 You already know this, BG, but for those who don't know - Let the Lord guide you and you'll be glad you did.
I've lived in areas where trains blocking traffic had been an issue for years. The town of Stockbridge, GA took matters in hand several decades back, and built an overpass road in the middle of town so the cars could drive over the tracks. I lived there before that was done, so there were days when you sat for nearly half hour waiting on a train to move. Great video JT!! Like how you say where certain cars are coming from and heading to. Appreciate the miles traveled to bring us the rails! Until next time!!
Great Film 🎥. I had a few monsters yesterday on the rails. NS39G by itself was 16 minutes long for my video. 596 594 are two combined coal trains both had 212 coal cars.
Glad that they are addressing the problem. Where I live in WV, our main route (2) is cut off several times a day. Sometimes for more than 30 minutes. There has actually been a fatality because of the ambulance being stuck. It would be nice if CSX and the state would take an interest in finding a solution to this problem.
Hey Brian. The spur that cuts off to the west by the old train station in Hamilton crosses the Great Miami river. Where it lands on the other side is a really cool looking stone arched trestle. I think it would be a great spot to grab a video if there's enough trains going that way. Also the neighborhood looks a bit sketchy but I'll let you be the judge... Have a great Sunday. 🙏
I have filmed on that side but not the stone trestle. I filmed the very west end of it where an abandoned road goes over it. I will film it soon though
@@donaldstanfield8862Hello Donald (good old Scottish name) wee bit of a coincidence my grandparents lived in Springfield Road in the east end of Glasgow 😮🏴🇬🇧…
Hey jaw tooth lots of live action son. Railroad should try to plan ahead for parking trains without blocking crossings . They can be fined for blocking. It's fun listening to detector giving information on trains . Have a great railroad day 🚂🙋♀️
As always, Brian, I love your catches and the animals thanks I have seen and train foamers with my buddies. Also like the shorts. Hats to you Mrs Jawtooth and all for making train catches 😊 have a blessed and safe day.
Hi, hope you are having a good Sunday. That train was moving! Weather looks like England. Interesting to see the buckeye buffer stop on the siding. Great video.
Thanks, you too! I don't know if they use that track anymore. I have never seen a freight car on it but I have seen maintenance of way equipment stored on it
Trains in the rain! You are a true railfan. Thank you for braving the weather. Nice graffiti on that auto rack. Thanks for the video Brian stay well roll on. And go dry off
I hope you didn’t get too wet out there JT but anyway another great video, my friend and thanks for getting out in the rain and bringing us another video to watch today but as always you stay safe out there brother and watch you back and we’ll see you on the next one
I hope so too. By putting a public road along their farm ground it will increase the value of their property and make it more desirable for development. I'm not for development but just pointing that out. Hopefully it will stay in farm use.
If there is no defect detector , but there are lights, a bell and barriers, the shed is for the batteries for the the crossing equipment. JT said that in one of his other videos.
Every time you start a recording sound of the rainstorm takes priority. It was almost like CSX and NS we're having a contest today and see who could assemble the longest train today. In fact that one merchandise train seemingly got scrap metal cars from every available place in Cincinnati. Rain for Milwaukee tomorrow and Tuesday.
Thank you for the fabulous video JT! You gave us lots of different types of trains and locations. Nobody can ask for more than that. I just really, really like the paper mill in Hamilton! I sure hope they repurpose the building instead of choosing demolition. Too many old buildings are being lost in the name of "progress". 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Good to see you JT. I just left a RU-vid channel of "funny" video clips that didn't bother to censor the language. I saw the cross that's at the intro to every Jaw Tooth video and I felt safe.
It's another GREAT video. Keep them coming down the line. Also liked your recent Cass Steam engines. Have you ever stayed in their "hotel"? As you know, it used to be a company town, and the employee homes are now rented out for folks who visit the train operation.
Given how long it was and how I didn't see a lot of empties on it, I'm a little surprised that the long CSX mixed freight starting at 17:30 didn't have a DPU tacked in somewhere. It still amazes me how much tonnage a locomotive can handle, and I'm old enough to have watched an GP-7 or GP-9 handle100 or more cars out on the road all by itself. Hope everyone is having a great spring day.
Afternoon JT, well you don't get better than a start to a video as this, 3 locos & intermodel! Oh fab N/S trains you really year the clickety clack of the 2nd train JT. EXCELLENT video. ❤😊
When I work for Conrail train engines fuel transfer engineer road a scrap metal train from Boston to Sabina Ohio to the smelter always wonder how far you are from there and your videos are always great changing locations makes them thanks Brian
Very cool! I live 40 miles from Sabina. I filmed a train in the snow there a few years ago. I have that video somewhere but I can't find it. I have a video here from nearby Washington Courthouse, Ohioru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qicjR-XqFXM.html Also, I am thinking about going up that line tomorrow to see if I can get an Indiana & Ohio Railway train there. It used to be B&O but I&O leases it from CSX now. I am told a train is going on duty tomorrow at 8am up there so I want to catch it heading towards Cincinnati. Thanks for watching my videos!
An excellent CSX mixed freight going past the old paper mill! It had 138 cars more or less including some huge steel slabs to roll into coils, extra long steel beams, and some long steel shapes. Possibly rebar, rounds or angles. Great catch JT! 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ Are the "gondolas" with sides twice as high as normal still gondolas, or are they called something else? Thanks JT! 😊
Great to see that they are doing something about it there are places like it here in Oklahoma as well, a lot of nice train action on the tracks here in this area of Ohio, with an awesome appearance by Norfie, say hi to Chessie, Loki and Brandi, thanks Jaw Tooth. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🇺🇲🇺🇲
Those I-beams were really cool. Lots of weight there. And a few square wheels, if the clank, clank is any indication. The coke cars must be heavy, too.
Great report on bypass road, but sure is a long time to wait for the solution. So, four trains in this very fine video, some quite long, and not a single DPU! Isn't that unusual for these main line consists? First train, you figure 50MPH, or faster? Where is your speed gun, JT? What does that road sign "NO ENGINE BRAKE" mean? How is that different from plain old stopping? First one of those I've seen. I've seen previous videos you've shot from that location at 17:00 - I recognize that 4-storey grey building - it must have been a marvel when it was fully operational. Looks like it might have been it a hotel? Stay well and keep these fine videos coming our way.
Kinda like what happened in the town where the trains blocked the roads here in Alberta Canada in a very small town of 500 called Mirror the trains stop right in the middle of the road and people just passing through or trying to get home can wait 30-60 minutes for the train to get going and it’s really annoying
8 March 2024 was a good day for railfanning in Seven Mile, Ohio and Hamilton, Ohio. Jaw Tooth! You caught some interesting trains in both locations. It does not make sense to me to close the railroad crossing at West Elkton Road then make a 3000-foot+ road paralleling the railroad tracks to West Taylor School Road. Why close one crossing and make one entrance to the residential area? It would make more sense to leave the West Elkton Road crossing alone and just add the new road in the farm field to have another way into the residential area when the West Elkton Road crossing was blocked.
Yeah, I don't know. Not sure why they want to close that one. They figure the Taylor School Road access would give cars access to other roads and I guess its unlikely to block that crossing and the other 3 to the east of it. I never could get lucky and have a train stop and block all of these crossings. I think it only happens a few times a year. I will keep everyone updated on this. I also found a driveway to the west of Taylor School Road that gets blocked when trains stop to pass and it has no outlet.
Good afternoon...I was wondering how an access road would solve the problem,unless they are going underneath the tracks...Why do the trains block the road there? Do they load or unload in those silos? Some of the art work on those trains is amazing...alot of talent in some...thanks JT
