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[gmanchurch]

I JUST LOVE THE SMELL OF DIESEL SMOKE IN THE MORNING! IT SMELLS LIKE VICTORY!

[jakobfromthefence]

There might be a time in the future when turning one of these things on will be considered a crime.
But I still can’t stop watching this. Damn fascinating.

[CarsandEngines]

Do you like these Diesel Locomotives ?

[specialed]

0:33 maximum speed 87 mph, cause if it ever reached 88, you'd see some serious shit!

[TheFilwud]

Much better compilation than the first. Some decent clagworthy starts!

[robertwilloughby]

Interesting fact - the English Electric engine in the Class 31 is the same as the engine in the Class 37, the only difference being the Class 31 doesn't have a supercharger and the Class 37 does.

[dfwrailvideos]

You dont wanna be in the engine compartment when these trains start lol

[daveyr]

1:03 appropriate name for the Hoover, Defiance. Doesn't want to start. But in all seriousness I know exactly how these engines feel, not wanting to emerge from my slumber in the middle of winter. Who can blame them?

[usersatch]

I didnt know they made hybrid diesel/steam locomotives!

[peidmontdivisionproduction]

If you lesson closely the all have really good beats to them!

[tothemaxx]

1:12 someone needs to make a sick beat to that lmao

[routeman]

The first one, a class 37, has a power output 1750 hp, not 6122 as shown! At 2:30 the caption for the other 37 is correct. On British Railways the class number was intended to indicate power, so e.g. classes 17, 20, 37, 40, 50 are in increasing order.

[donbrynelsen]

Careful, someone might mistake ome of these engines as steamers what with the plumes of smoke coming out of the stacks!

[curlymike]

It seems to me that England has a serious smoking problem.

[bonnetlid]

I had no idea it was like this to start

[TheDieselDevil]

0:28 That's not WAP 7 37003 it's clearly an Diesel engine not an electric, WAP7 is an Indian Class Electric Engine

[lotharmerkl]

Wonderful and rhe sound is great😆👍👍✌️ but Greta is not happy 🤔😜😱

[ReadingAreaRailfan]

3:50 thats literaly just normal alco behavior

[williamstone]

It's almost as though these diesel engines are designed, engineered to be left running almost permanently, Until an engine service is required.

Hence the difficulty starting up.

[holgerpentzien]

Greetings to Greta ! But I love thes Diesel-Sounds !