The Final Furlong on the Cumbrian Coast ! 20 Jan 2018 

Everything in this video is beautiful: landscapes, stations, signalling, railwaypeople, stock, locos, and of course, supreme thrash of 37s

I love the 37s. You can hear them coming miles away.

Fantastic, not seen many lasses piloting a 37 before. Awesome.

Fair credit to the lass giving Mary some thrash out of the Station .

Beautiful Tractors!! So aggressive looking and sounding. Thanks!!

Im very new to british trains, but I have admit that this locomotive, landscape, train and specially the sound it is outstanding! Thank you for sharing.

Great footage and made me smile, remembering how lucky we were to have over three years of 37 hauled services on this route…and in large logo! Amazing to think it happened, now.

Excellent footage. I managed to get get over to see and ride them just before the 68s ended the last of these runs and this bought back some nice memories!

If you listen closely you can hear them talking to each other in the ancient dragon language.

Thanks for uploading. This is beautifully shot with quality kit - lovely light effects!

What a very professional video . Thanks for your time 👍🇬🇧🏆

What a pair of beauties superb engine music

superb love the 37 great camera work mate.

Great Footage and always and nice to hear those 37s......Cheers...Trevor.''

As an American, I too am very sad to hear that the ol' 37s are being replaced. True icons of British railroading for sure. Let's hope the 37s have a slightly brighter future than just being replaced.

DRS are very good at finding work for their stock. What price putting together two of the Cumbrian sets with the 37s in the middle as a Tractor Railtour unit? Easy reversal, motive power backup - one 37 could easily drag the other and eight coaches out of trouble. Iconic Mk2s (I assume the entire consists are Mk 2, not just the driving trailers). Work up an exotic livery based on DRSs house colours and away you go...Tractor fan heaven.

Great video! I still can't believe this was my school commute!

Some of the best shots of 37's on RU-vid .......Peter

Excellent shots of the Tractors in action! Brilliant sound of two at St Bees. What will happen to them after they cease the operations at Cumbrian line? Thumbs up, this one lands on the Favourites :) Best regards from Poland! :) Mike

A very nice video for a fantastic locomotive ! I have put the video on my blog. :-)

Are we all sure that all class 37s will not run this line anymore ? I’d lov to be up there this November if so! 401 monster!

Nice sound ... thumps up!!!

Good footage, I particularly liked the shot from 9:00 onwards

Train heaven

These lovely Diesel locos are like ever- young grandpas :)

I love the sound of the class 37. Can some knowledgeable person tell me why the idle is irregular?

Very enjoyable video. Good to see proper signalling. Is the coaching stock being replaced as well?

Very Nice. They havent ended yet have they? Dont they end 30th Jan?

How fast do 37s accelerate? They seems to pick up speed very fast, just curious what their 0 to 60 might be?

Hi some great footage. Can I ask what video camera you use. Seems to capture the lovely sounds perfectly.

Shame these are going. At least they're being replaced by other locos and not DMU'S.

Nice Tractors

Great Video :)

Great video, the old gal gives it some beans doesn't she

great video

que locomotora muy buena que potencia que tiene .... muy bueno que hayan conductoras de locomotora mujeres!

Jealous as hell !!! I live next to The Cambrian Coast line, all we get is lousy 158s these days .

The cumbrian coast loco hauled trains are simillar to american commuter trains with a loco on one end and a cab car (DBSO)

Where is this

Great clips. Sorted of busted as a 37 crank in the clips taking fots at St Bees :-)

Why are they bring replaced?

There is just something about the engine sound on a class 37

For a second I thought she was going to reverse 😮🤣

Very nice video there being replaced by 68s soon I filmed them further up at Nethertown

Type 3s in my day.😁

All though these are iconic it's been a joke that the British rail net work was still running these in the 90s

I thought the title said ‘Cambrian Coast’

Is Michael still driving real trains?

What will happen to them?

At 8.00, is that a women - driving a class 37!! Wow i want her number

Class 37 diesel good 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾😃😃😀😀

What a fucking glorious sound, 24 cylinders and 4 Napier turbos sitting there hunting away... Makes me miss the EE's here even more...

403 didn't sound happy

Love it, great stuff.

the 37's are to be replaced by T&T 68's.

The blonde woman driver that takes over at 6.55 looks like the same one as here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oMGcocbcrZw.html&lc=z233wjerpmvidt3iy04t1aokg0uiphmckpejfz2tdozhrk0h00410.1516877138197915 shot March 2017. Nice to see she has now improved her technique. Good shots as usual, it's good that you pay attention to sound as well as sights.

Tractor

Great video. I've subbed your channel and would appreciate same. Thank you.

Who knew they were acting as push me pull yous?

On one part I saw a fire

At 1:41 im all like 'Wow Epicness'😋......then 1:46 comes and im like 'Crappy EMU in the way!'.....very disappointed!😒...Then 2:00 Im all like 'WTF 😱 😍' Pure Greatness!!

With comparable amount of soot, a steam locomotive could at least run on renewable firewood...

Thumbs up from me. Love the sound

Yo yo

During the early eighties one of my workmates came to work beaming, that he stopped to admire one of these at the station one night. Where the driver invited him in to the cab to demonstrate the dials and controls, and their purpose. Before the signal to leave the station. Iconic trains they are indeed. I love the way when the train goes out of sight you still keep the camera rolling, where others would simply cut that scene out. When one of your shots shows the train fade into the haze is pretty special. Then the night shot. Nicely thought though.

I personally know someone who drove these up until last year on the rhymney line he said very loud In side 60s ye 70s ye 80s maybe 90s no

Great video. I used to go to school with the lady driving the train out of Workington.

Wow 6yrs ago. Wheres that gone?

All I can say is take advantage of the 37s while you can before there gone (68s have been introduced to passengers on March)

wot can u say? 8.20........fantastic!!!!!

Brill video. Was on one of the trains last week from Carlisle to Barrow.

Lovely

Excellent footage. I especially enjoyed the very last clip from the level crossing.

A classic example of not knowing when to stop filming, i.e when nothing is happening!

Oh no, I thought they would be around for a bit longer, I'm taking a trip up from Shropshire next week, and this was going to be my highlight. Wonderful 'proper' railway.

Ahhh double action beautiful absolutely lovely thank you excellent filming 👊🏿

That lassy doing a job most blokes would love to do, fair play to her👍

This is what the island of Sodor would be like in real life...

Nice these classic railways thought.

Love the 37's...what are they replacing them with ?

The Cumbrian Coast services Class 37s is due last operations on Saturday 8th December 2018 when the summer timetables ends on that day the end of class 37s the following when the new winter timetables begins on Sunday 9th December 2018 that class 37s is no more on the Cumbrian Coast services is being replaced by new class 68s and class 66s on the first day the new timetable network. The Class 37s will be moved on to Greater Anglia services and Liverpool to Manchester three main services via Warrington and Deansgate onto Oxford Road and Victoria via Ordsall Chord plus Manchester Airport or Piccadilly.