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I have to come to new York to see this in person one day

I love the railroad switch in the road the conductor throws I always wanted to work for the railroad long time ago

As someone from Tupper Lake, I'm glad to see the the railroad come alive. I was lucky to be able to take a closer look at the train featured in the video (There's a neighborhood where the train was easily visible), and it looked like was just left to rot there, even though it was newly there. It has since moved elsewhere

Hello Railroading Rambler, Have a nice day! Thanks for the Brewery video, I've been waiting for it! Is Witold all right? I wish you a pleasant summer from Budapest, Hungary!

Hi from Southern Oregon. Thank you for taking me along with you & Witold. Beautiful trip!

That street switch on Schuyler St is one of the coolest pieces of railroad technology EVER...I wonder what company made it? Where do they get parts? What is it's maintenance procedure? That thing has to to be a nightmare, but I love it! Thanks RR for another great video!

Amazing, the brewery still uses rail service, while so many have gone to trucks.

See that lead engine color scheme a lot here in Chicago daily !!!

That’s my train 🚂, 448/48 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 !!!

My Old Hometown from 1984 til 1991 !!! Had family there (all deceased except for 2 sisters & 2 cousins). Just got off the Lake Shore Limited couple of days ago going to New York City (New Jersey actually for my vacation). Anyway I use to hang out down there & got to know the Amtrak Ticket Agents who worked there (I think 🤔 they’re all retired now), hang out in the book store there, watch the endless parade of Conrail Freights pass thru the station !!! When I was there, 448/48 was always late coming no matter the season & rode in 1988 to Chicago for the summer to see family, 1991 to live permanently in Chicago. I now live in Northwest Indiana (next door to Chicago) but it’s good to see videos of my old stomping grounds, keep up the good work 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 !!!!

Maybe it's a trick of the camera, but it looks like you're standing very close to the track yourself. Do be careful about that -- trains do sometimes drag stuff along with them that can cause serious injury or death if you end up tangled in them. The biggest risk is loose straps on flat cars and centrebeams, which doesn't seem to apply on this line, but it's still a good idea to stand back.

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the fact that the engineer obeyed the traffic signal at the intersection?

Watching from York, UK - thanks for another great video, I always enjoy watching the brewery switch! Just the one car in today and none to take out; I hope the brewery's still doing good business!

Thank you

I appreciate the respectful distance while Ethan is switching and de-derailing. But it'd be neat to see up close where he throws the switch and see the rails actually move. I'm sure he'd loan you the keys and you could play around with it :). It seems that the derail is kinda redundant here, but I don't know railroad protocols. Also, I wonder what they're taking in by the railcar - probably not "hops" or "barley" but something I've never heard of, and probably caustic.

Another great video! I like the way the motion detector lights on the ceiling go on and off as the engine passes thru. And is that a smoke detector activating due to the exhaust smoke? Must get pretty nasty in there!

You made this old retired engineers day. Thanks for the switching video. 👍❤️

With the exception of the street trackage the spotting of malt cars in Milwaukee was daily if not three times in 24 hours at some locations. Today only Miller Brewing is left and is on a nondescript straight away so time for a cold beer in Utica to enjoy that Timeless scene. Try to keep yourself cool and hopefully Bitold is pacing himself even if it means going to the basement

Hey rail rambler always fun watching UT1 switching customers. Hope one day they start using line all the way to Binghamton.

I just love streetrunning! Thanks for sharing!

Any other vehicles load in/out at that door? I wonder if the derail cap gets banged up with other vehicles/snowplow..

Greatly filmed, thanks for showing and best regards from Germany

Always enjoy seeing the action at Door 18. Hope Witold is handling the hot weather OK. Cheers from Wisconsin!

I always enjoy seeing the brewery getting cars switched. Do you know if there used to be any other rail connected industries off that street in the past?

Oh #3040 you have a lovely set of bugles.

NYS&W Railway? is this for the benefit of us this side of the pond? Great video as usual, greetings from the middle of England😉🙃

Little do they know the railroad has every right to take the road OUT.

LOVE to see them switch here, so cool! Thanks for sharing it.

Where's Witold?

awesome....how often do they drop at the brewery?..and do they normally have runs on the weekends? im about 2+ hours away and would love to see them come down main street in person

#3040 making a delivery to the brewery always makes for a good video!!

Love watching these cars spotted. Nice crew too!

Hello R.R. & Witold, sure is a scorcher up there today. Hope you are trying to stay cool. You & Witold take it easy.

Indoors railroading !

That was pretty close

Thanks for a Great video! Not much room left over coming and going through the brewery door.

What kind of phone tripod do you use???

Nothing has changed in the past 11 years switching Matts. Except for that we didn't have the derail, and we could only spot the cars with three pockets, not four.

These ones that you film at the brewery are my favorite.

Sure was a hot one today. Great footage John. By any chance do you know what the writing is printed on the right side by the rear steps at the end of the yellow striping? Cant make it out and never noticed it before. Just wondering. Thanks and keep em coming.

Those of us in the Utica area have some of the coolest railroading in the WORLD! Lots of pets to Witold.

That's just epic

Excellent video from Morrisville NY.

Love this stuff! THANKS!

Nice view of their switching!!! Thanks for sharing!

Greetings from Tonawanda where it’s going to reach 90 or so. Stay cool if you can.

Wow that was pretty cool! Always wanted to see how far they went into the brewery. Hope you and Witold are staying cool. Thanks for the video 👍👍👍

Looking in from North Yorkshire, England.

Fantastic Film 🎥

Is it possible to get permission to follow the train inside when they do the drop off? At the very end when the locomotive was way up the street it sounded like there was a train over your left shoulder! 🤠 You have captured this move several times and I watch everyone of them, thank you!