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International Railroad Discussion > Never a dull momentDate: 09/30/25 21:38 Never a dull moment Author: 86235 90 minutes watching trains around Ulaanbaatar station, TEM2 switchers and a 2TE25MK road engine on coal empties.
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 10/01/25 04:58 Re: Never a dull moment Author: lne655 Very nice. I loved how they kicked the drafts. Reminds of the 'old-time' railroading I watched as kid in the 50's. Is this recent?
Thanks for posting it. Date: 10/01/25 05:44 Re: Never a dull moment Author: 86235 lne655 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Very nice. I loved how they kicked the drafts. > Reminds of the 'old-time' railroading I watched as > kid in the 50's. Is this recent? > Thanks for posting it. This morning (1st October) Date: 10/03/25 10:24 Re: Never a dull moment Author: jmbreitigan Cool video with no graffiti.
Date: 10/13/25 11:59 Re: Never a dull moment Author: dwatry Cool stuff Nick!
Date: 10/23/25 18:00 Re: Never a dull moment Author: pedrop Very nice video. Beautifull locomotive and very well painted.
Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG, https://youtube.com/c/minasgeraisrailways1 Date: 10/24/25 15:29 Re: Never a dull moment Author: chakk Those switchers look (and sound) like Alcos.
Hakk Date: 10/27/25 10:05 Re: Never a dull moment Author: 86235 chakk Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Those switchers look (and sound) like Alcos. > > Hakk That's not surprising, they were two generations away from the RSC1s which the US supplied to the USSR during WW2. The Penza PD1 diesel engine inside the TEM2s is a 1960s development of Alco's McIntosh & Seymour 539. Date: 10/27/25 10:15 Re: Never a dull moment Author: a737flyer Interesting looking coal.
Date: 11/07/25 11:56 Re: Never a dull moment Author: 86235 a737flyer Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Interesting looking coal. Domestically mined coal, for Ulaanbaatar's power stations. |