Speed Switching 

Great video! I live just south of there about 8 miles. My girlfriends son-in-law worked at that cement plant there in Speed. I am modeling CSX. I call it the Monon division. I also have four of the Louisville and Indiana railroad engines. But they are the new color scheme maroon and gold. I have a friend who was selling an atlas engine that he painted in the green and yellow. After watching this I had to call him and tell him I want to buy it. Thanks for helping me increase my engine rooster! LOL 😊

Very Beautiful video very nice i watched full you have awesome video thanks so much

Thank you for this good switching. (From friend french) 🇫🇷

Fantastic video! Thank you for this!

I have subscribed to your channel. Nice work

My favorite railroad crossing by speed park! Do you have any more videos showing this crossing?

They keep on dragging that BP hose they are apt to end up on the ground.

What railroad was this originally?

1:50 OMG 😱😱😱😳😳😳 THAT TRACK IS NOT SUPPOSED TO HAVE A SHARP TURN LIKE THAT !!!!! TRAINS DON'T DO RIGHT ANGLE TURNS

Man another good one - makes for some interesting modeling and operations.. Thank You

That old Alco looks like it struggles but it gets it done.

I was fooled by the title. I thought it meant switching fast.

Truly excellent video!!!

Been by the cement plant many a time as my Pappy used to work across the road (Highway 31) from it till he retired. He was a driver for the old C.T. Hertzch trucking co. in Speed. They hauled that Louisville/Portland cement all over. I've toted many a 94lb. bag of cement too, lol, everytime we poured concrete at home, (front porch, driveway barrier, barn floor, etc etc) Pappy would come home with a truckload of those bags of cement :)

Haha the town of Speed....I see what you did there.

I like watching switching Thanks Dave

Remembering the old rail yard beside 31 in front of the cement plant, it was always full of Southern RR boxcars.

Great video, thanks for sharing!

I thought this was going to be fast, but that is just the name of the town. The Irony of it is that all switching is very slow, so I became skeptical.

Thank you for sharing.

Use to see allot in past and sometimes.. Now see crews Riding on the End of cars or as in this Video off the Engines Back in the Day It was either the MoPac Crews coming threw our small Town or others they done switching off the Main to Elevators And in the Bigger city of Hutch we'd see the Santa Fe Crews now BNSF Riding on end of the cars sometimes moving at a pretty fast clip, In Hutch we have about 5 big Elevators 1 being a Mile Long, Mostly wheat is stored in them but the farmers in Area also cut Milo, Soybeans and Corn.. the BNSF yard is always busy but the one in Newton is I'd say more.. Because of Trains coming from more Directions...

this is on my list to film

At first I thought, he's not going that fast! Then I read the description! LOL! I guess it pays to read the description first. Anyway nice video! Bob...

Gr8 video!😀

If the Hooterville kid was seen by a official on the UPRR copping a right on that knuckle he would of been home by noon washing dishes..

2:42 Way to go! Walk right in front of a moving piece of equipment.

That was really cool! I gotta look that up on Google streetview and make a trip there!

Seems like there would be a way to reclaim that pressure for the brake system. The longer the cut of cars the longer it takes to get the brakes up and operational.

Rails are sounding tight .-.

do they still operation there??

Anyone know what horn type?

I couldn't believe it the conductor stepping on to a moving train. How dangerous is that? Note I'm not calling any one stupid or anything but he steps on to a moving train at 13:23! I thought that was a safety violation.

Not exactly speed switching, but awesome nonetheless.

Did the SIND ALCO start as an S1 or an S2? Seems like the 600 hp Cummins is about right for their work. Although you don't get the turbo whistle you would with the 1000 hp 539T.

Ohh... I thought they were switching fast

715 in what size engine is that ??

good video collection...bad title. not too funny and misleading. What is the fuel capacity of those GP38 locomotives? they look as if the shop chop them further down to SW-series useage.

What type of Horn did the Alco have???

es el motor que trae la dodge ram o es otro tipo de cumins

is this sellersburg IN

I thought it was going to be sped up or something

at 1:53 i thought it was going to topple over

UUM. Guess its ok to sit cars on the road crossing?

The switchman, or whatever he's called these days, is not very smart riding the knuckle on the rear car.

that's gotta be some mind-numbingly boring work.