A neat narrow gauge operation from the Ukraine.

[JCitron]

https://youtu.be/aKa4goDCpzU

Small engines used in a brick making operation.

 

[jjanmarine3]

Thanks for sharing.
Those guys are not too worried about safety....

 

[JCitron]

Thanks for sharing.
Those guys are not too worried about safety....

I noticed that too.

I like the big electric engine inside the shed too. It has a 3-wire system with a gigantic pantograph on top of the loco.

John

 

[jordon412]

I recall reading in either Model Railroader or Trains Magazine that there was something similar to this in South Carolina, but the thing that was interesting was that they still used link-and-pin couplers!

 

[JCitron]

I recall reading in either Model Railroader or Trains Magazine that there was something similar to this in South Carolina, but the thing that was interesting was that they still used link-and-pin couplers!

That sounds cool! Check out the other video I posted about the Chinese electric. That's also narrow gauge and they link and pin couplers on that too.

 

[wva-usa]

That sounds cool! ...

Brakeman Billy Bob McGee thought using link-n-pins couplers was cool too, until that faithful day on which he earned his new nickname of "Three Fingers McGee."

 

[MeowRailroad]

I recall reading in either Model Railroader or Trains Magazine that there was something similar to this in South Carolina, but the thing that was interesting was that they still used link-and-pin couplers!

I heard about this too, it was really interesting.

 

[JCitron]

Brakeman Billy Bob McGee thought using link-n-pins couplers was cool too, until that faithful day on which he earned his new nickname of "Three Fingers McGee."

Cool that a modern company is still using these, not that people lose their fingers!