lol

LOL

Lol

Narass

Lol

Thank you for this information. I thought it was a 1980s Mad Max movie scene somewhere in Romania.

@@Andreschannel_SA I mean it could certainly pass for that too

Cool. I wonder if the line still operates today.

Thank you

@@rudolphguarnacci197 I thought it was in Vietnam

Even if they did no one would notice. They would just keep going.

good one

This line was just built with Biden infrastructure funds last year.

He probably is in control of the only working brake on the entire train

😂😂😂 underrated

Damn lol

I mean...if he got off then the space time continuum would collapse into a black hole surely?

@@JayJay-nc7pr yes it surely would

3:30 yes chicken didn't wanted to derail the unstable train 😂😂

Why did the chickens cross the tracks?

@@dlb4299 so they could be away from the noise! Haha funnee joek

Yeah, I was hoping to see the train ram the chickens and tip over, then the chicken hop over to the wreck and peck the engine until the wheels fall off.

They seen everything in life.

"Even if it's millimeters away from being broke, don't fix it!"

What would have been hilarious would have been if the locomotive had derailed at the last second and ran over the cameraman.

It's not the wheel flanges, it's the springs that keep the wheels on the rails.

​@@BudgieJaneit is the flanges. The flanges are a dead stopper that prevent the trains from going off the tracks if the force of movement overcomes the taper built into the wheels. The suspension holds the wheels down as smoothly as possible so that they maintain traction.

All in due time.

That comment made me want KZfaq to have laugh emojis.

Technically they aren't lol.

These locomotives are relatively light weight, about 10-20 (METRIC!) tons.

@@robertbalazslorincz8218 What is heavier? a modern or an old train?

Where ?? The frame is made of thick steel plates (or from cast steel.)

@@TheStefanskoglund1 Anything can twist and bend with the right kind of vibrations and force

Ya lol

@@TheStefanskoglund1 I mean if it's cracked it's cracked lol

You're right. Chickens don't give a hoot. You're thinking of owls.

The scary thing are the condition of the locomotive & the railway themselves

The chickens couldn't give a flying cluck!

@@dionsulasdian9548 When the apocalypse comes steam will once again reign supreme. All the real preppers will be hoarding steam cars and road locomotives.

The question is "Why the chicken cross the tracks"?

Your right on, China owns most of Disney. That's the rockin transgender express...

But don't we???

I like trains the most

@@sushamakokare6859 amature. whats a clack valve for?

@@bussesandtrains1218 clack valve works like a diode, it can allow from one side and prohibit from other. Usually used in Between Water feeder and boiler . Sorry if the answer is wrongs because I googled it 😂 I am train lover, I know only basics of it, I am still learning and thanks this question helped me lear something new 😉

@@sushamakokare6859 yeah we all googled it lol

They're a perfect fit for modern surveillance state China.

@@meerkat1954 your comment has been noted

no no.....they look vintage and also too cute.....lol

Capitalism: Ever improving Bullet Trains and high-end EV's on massive high-end infrastructure. Communism: This 1930's steam train, your grandfather's bicycle and dirt roads in 2021+.

@@illbeyourmonster3591 actully this is what you get when you combine unbridled capitalism with an autocracy to support it, a need to squeeze the last living drop out of man and machine for profit, western capitalism would seem like a socialist paradise to these poor workers

by very few, how little (are left) and in what way (in service of preserved)?

Why don’t they operate passenger service I wonder

"What's the gradient of this track?" Engineer: "Yes."

And tiny wheels.

The boilers aren't tiny,they seem that way for a narrow gauge locomotive. They are mounted very low compared to the cab. The wheels are small because these are freight locomotives.

What's NJ mean? Some americanized lingo or something.

Tiny cabs would only house tiny engineers.

@@duskeyowl2507 you mean New Jersey?

rameshkumarray@gmail yhv

😆

Those two were playing chicken

And you can't think of any reason why this is terrifying?

I know why.. it's the eyes (lights)....

This was Steven Spielberg's idea of terrifying

It is constantly on the verge of derailment. Also these locos aren't that old, they're just questionably built and horribly maintained.

Who finds this scary? Are you an 8 year old? 😂

Danger pay for sure

At a extra charge of course !

@@Drumsticksmcgee lmao, that's a funny joke. this is in china, odds are he's being paid cents on the hour and has probs been replaced about 3 times this week because they keep dying

I see where you went with that statement, now see where I'M GOING with mine. See that track was built like complete garbage. I don't think the train was built any better. 🤣🤣🤣

I can't help hearing you saying that sentence normally but yelling the word ROOF

What kind of engine is that?😶

@@ryanmatthews3609 a really sketch one. Like, this is the equivalent of buy a $200 junker car, its terrible, but it works, somehow.

It's very steam punk

Add hideous trackage, and link & pin couplers..... Gad!

I knoe

Yessss....

I was thinking in the line of "Good Morning Vietnam" II.

Engineer: what gauge? Do we have one?

too much vodka

@@Knightfire66 Yea Pretty Much

Even the locomotive

M. Dutchy I guess there could be a bright side, there's no way the engineer could fall asleep.

You wouldn't catch me near it stone sober, that's for sure!!!

how is the engine even staying on the track?

@@JCG-049 Wait..... THAT THING WAS ON A TRACK THE WHOLE TIME????????

Ha ha ha ha!!!

I have been on 4 x 4 roads that were smoother.

where are the ties?

Believe it or not, there are worse tracks right here in the US.

Well if it's an area of a coal mine, the ground often shifts and sinks with the digging underneath, so the rail would end up all messed up.

New and improved articulated rails.

the equipment is built to endure tracks much more uneven than this... although those engineers are really tempting fate at that speed lol

@@jamesm6638 Not 'designed to endure', but better: 'by design they do endure' (or: the design is, basically, towards stabilising)

@@t.d.186 well, the reason I worded it that way is like... they're built with suspension and such because the designers knew that it's unreasonable to assume that the track will always be perfectly flat and even, etc.

Those locomotives are very light-footed, with full springing and equalisation on all axles.

The tracks are saying the same thing

Yeah! If they live that long.

Bet those tracks lived longer then a 90 year old person

china moment

Sadly?

Yes sadly!!

Did they save em?

Where it is?

As far as I know, the Yinghao narrow gauge coal line has closed along with the mine it served (probably around 15 years ago). They developed a new mine nearby but decided not to use the narrow gauge to connect it to Yinghao China Rail.

RNBIDNVURN

Thats the sound system you can hear

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@@im4yearsoldpleasebenicetom620 yeah, an Ozzies the engineer...

It's not going all that fast. It can't because of the poor condition of the track.

As an NJ resident, can confirm

Lol so true.

@@Depressed_Nightfury As a former NJ resident, I can also confirm!

They also installed a toll barrier with Express ez pass lanes

Lol I live right next to a train track in New Jersey

Haha

Well, you have to train hard to look that evil.

corporate farms, corporate finance, corporate automakers, corporate healthcare, damned railroads takin all your money...

@@rpdermo7149 Highway construction, FAA, airports, ports and harbors, The trucking industry, interstate buses, airline subsidies, river locks, street and road repairs, US coast guard, Army Corps of Engineers, Bridges, mass transit, Highway patrols, air traffic controllers... all that stuff is free. But stupid Amtrak is the one form of transportation that uses subsidies. Jerks.

These locomotives aren’t old. They were built in the 1950s.

@@GarethJonesPilipala ad or bc ?

@@tqsaosd1 LMMFAO...

@@GarethJonesPilipala Where did you get that information? I find it hard to believe that steam engines were still being made then.

@@Margalus The last Steam locomotives built in China were built in the 1980s. In fact the Chinese engine at the Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad in Iowa. Number 8419 a 2-8-2 China Railway JS Mikado was built in 1988 and the heritage railroad ended up buying it new. Also Norfolk and Western J Class 4-8-4s and British Rail Standard Class 9F 2-10-0s were built in the 1950s. The last 9F rolled off the line in March of 1960. So yeah, maybe not in majority of the world but there were a few late Steam Locomotives built regularly later then you think.

I liked the train . It's great

Probably none if this is shut down

Dont you mean daily?😂

Hourly

You would think they will one day say maybe we need to fix this track there for get a much better ride

Not that I like China or anything but there probably aren't that many if they go slow on those tracks

Thanx... It looks more like S. America..(?)

Rumour has it he still hasn't found the location

Somewhere in China. The locos have the Chinese state railway emblem on the front and the people and landscape is typical Chinese. Central China somewhere I guess. But the line is likely a small coal mine's own narrow gauge line. Maybe quite short and unknown, and probably not under steam anymore anyway - almost no steam left in China now. Most of the remaining closed down in the 2010's it seems.

Yes, small locomotives destined for use in a rural industrial setting are usually designed to cope with very poor track conditions like this, and can survive the anticipated occasional derailment. Still works out more economical that way rather than spending a lot on track maintenance; they're not transporting paying passengers.

yea, its made up of 17 different Trains, all left over parts of pre world war 1 train and not all whells are the same size per axal lol

I think at this point, you have to give some credit to the chinese maintenance.

Not China

@@acrobaticcripple8176 its the Jiayang Coal railway in Sichuan providence, China

@@ahalfsesameseedbun7472 TY I was wondering that

@@ahalfsesameseedbun7472 I stand corrected. Thank you.

No money for such infrastructure improvements. All money spent on nuke weapons and other things the people "need" in day to day life.

Its called communism. Thats as good as it gets. Government employs, government equipment.

I used to have a canon scanner that would scan negatives and convert them to the photo.