Posted by Joseph ODonnell on May 28, 2008
Jeff...great video! Cab ride was a treat....great job. |
Posted by ge4400cw on May 28, 2008
Nicely done Jeff, Made me feel like I was part of the crew... Thanks, Dave |
Posted by mute on June 25, 2008
That's not a drop, it's called a kick (where I work anyways). A drop is much more fun and dangerous! And don't even ask what a dutch drop is. |
Posted by ArcelorMan1 on November 27, 2008
Please never bend over the drawbar for the air tap. First thing you know is that you loose your belly. You better work on the engineman's side of the train for safer work. |
Posted by erielack3612 on February 18, 2009
Thanks for all your NECR postings. Good stuff. |
Posted by The Wolf on March 14, 2009
The sound and rumble of GP40's and SD40-2 EMDs, there is nothing more sweeter when it comes to locomotives. |
Posted by Daniel DiFiore on August 7, 2009
That's not a kick, nor drop, it's called a gravity drop. |
Posted by brakeman on October 26, 2009
Well realizing that gravity is the essential force needed to make this trick possible, we tend to get informal and refer to it simply as a drop. |
Posted by TJ Mahan on March 8, 2010
Hmm, bottling the air, reaching over the drawbar, and cutting cars in a switchpoint (1:50), wow, these guys would never stand a chance on a more rules stringent RR. Nice video though!! |
Posted by Kenny on February 20, 2012
When they let cars roll like that it's called humping. |
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