Rerailing a train using a rerailer (train wheel guide) 

Really Enjoyed Diesel Locomotive Sound...!!! 😃 #locomotive #rerailing

That's alot harder to do than it looks, job well done.

Wow. Never knew how they did that. I figured cranes. THANKS for posting.

Well that was a job, but they got it!!! Great job, gentlemen!!! 😅👍

Some things I think they didn't pay attention to: (1) rise all four wheels at once (two axles), else one won't let the other in. (2) the derailer piece should be _higher_ than the rail itself (see in the end of the recording, the one farther ahead), or else the wheel guide won't let the wheel go around the rail. (3) raise the whole axle at once; not one side at a time. What I see wrong in this derailer design is that it is just a "quick bump", it should have a length because it would allow both sides of the axle at the top position at one, allowing then the wheel to properly "squid" into place. Else one side ensures the other won't go in as can be seen in several of the attempts. here. I'm no pro, just some considerations.

2:45 the 1st attempt. 3:55 it gets interesting. Success not until the final seconds of this video.

I wasn't even there and I was rooting for them to succeed :p

Awesome

muito bom!

Are they using the re-railers wrong? Ive never seen a video with so many attempts, or is it a chance thing with wedges?

Diesel sound was lovely. That wedge design they were using needs to re-thought. It's a crap piece of engineering.

Ništa bez KENDŽE!! :)

Awe man.

The guy telling the train driver what to do totally forgot that he was waving the train back he stopped Midway and started talking to the guy holding the camera very unprofessional and Reckless then he steps in between the two trains

They seem to be a bit incompetent :D Also the driver is too careless...

You have to be smarter than the locomotive as well as you are chair railroaders to rerail this way.

Za sve je kriv SUXO tim.:)

Don't try this at home

Holy shit, did the train crash or what? xD

It looks very unprofessional. Every fail and wheal hit the ground damaging the rails and wheal itself. Why not use hydraulic lift specially design for trains? (it works in tunels too). Like on this movie from Poland: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NZbHRx7xMZ8.html - nothing was damaged here. And one try and one success.

Why they not use a crane? If you have the railcrane this job is done in 5 minutes

Fucking unprofessional.

Wow, they're stupid... I've seen our Boyz in the U.S.A. do it with some thick wooden boards!