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Seeing as how an empty autorack weighs 107,800 pounds, it shows you that even the small engines were built to work hard!

This America 🇺🇸 built Forney 0-4-4t is almost similar to Oliver the Green Great Western railway , that Thomas helped to escape from the junkyard!!

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And a working wig wag signal to boot! 1:57 Great stuff!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

see's small choo choo pulling monster metal beast, my mind is asking alot of questions to which i have no answers.

Great scene and very nice video. New subscriber. Greetings. Stefano

It’s betsy from Railroads online

Something something prototype for everything…

Why was it moving the autorack?

How do they take on water?

Bruh! this is legitimately an actual representation of The Little Engine That Could 😂

Cool video.

Thanh you very much,i love trainz locomosie

This is cool, I get to see a forney steam locomotive in operation on a standard gauge track

Hilarious and I'm dumbfounded that little thing can pull that

Good video, like

Why

Very good

llevando el automotriz mas largo de estados unidos

Looks like little #1 has a real job switching those cars around.

The neat thing about these little Forneys is that their particular wheel arrangement puts most of the locomotive's center of mass exactly over drive wheels, while a conventional 4-4-0 "American" tends to have the locomotive's center of mass somewhere in between the front drivers and the pilot truck. As a result they have a LOT more adhesive force than a comparable 4-4-0, which in turn lets them be driven harder. They're also designed to be able to run cab forward, and were often used in push-pull commuter service including along lines in Chicago that would later be replaced by the city's iconic "L" system. It's not as obvious with Bock Lumber #1 as it has a tall bunker, but the Forneys used on these commuter services had shorter, deeper bunkers.

Was that location a main route at one time (before it became an isolated section of history)? Storing cars on otherwise unused track? smart business, I guess.

Pioneer era tank engine vs modern autorack 😂

Now that's a little engine that could!

Almost reminds me of the engine from the 2010 "True Grit" remake.😅😊

this is adorable

Hat es eilig😊😊🤗🤗🤗

That smoke stain on the autorack lol. Hopefully there wasn’t any new vehicles inside it

IT's BETSY! :p

He look s like Casey Jr from Disney

You know this reminds me of a song i heard”little engines little engines little engines can do most anything they’ll carry on untill the work is over they’ll carry on to the eeeennnnd,there the smallest in the station dont underestimate ehm there not such little engines anymore”

I'm sure it was functional and I can't knock that but it looks like it's ready to tip over

What is this locomotive? i.e. class etc?

That train is living up to the words C&O For Progress. From the steamer that looks like it was in the Civil War and a modern auto rack. That car is a bit unique in that the reporting marks are TILX for the builder Trinity Industries but that the font on it is the style for TTX. Perhaps a prototype. Great catch!

So cool! Definitely something you don’t see everyday! Great catch!

Ok I want one❤

congrats on 1K subs! (me being the 1000th)

I kind of expect the autorack to be full of DeSotos and Hudsons.

cute little loco.

I got the impression that, like a small dog, she’d found that autorack, taken it, and stashed it with her other toys.

Awww that is such a cute little engine who's a little steam engine yeah who is a little steam engine yeah you yeah you

A great to see that one little steam engine can move a nearly 20 ft tall autorack, I also like that wig wag at 1:54

That was great on all counts- beautiful loco, plenty of action, and the camerawork.

Long Betsy from railroads online

Steam being in service longer being extended into the 21st century is why I like China.

Bring back steam now.

Look at that lil guy Putting’ in that work. It’s like when you have your kid help you with something small. Sure it may be menial at best, but it feels like an important job to them and that’s all that matters.

What a beautiful little locomotive! Never seen this one before. Thanks for posting this!

Nice footage , deserves more views good work here

Good Job. 👍🏼