Train Mountain Tour Part 4: Let's ride a ballast train up the hill. See description to follow map

We received a call from a track crew who needed ballast (rock) so we assembled a train. We used a gas-hydraulic locomotive (one Honda power unit powers the hydraulics under two locomotive frames), three ballast cars, and a rider car for the conductor (me). This was filmed at Train Mountain Railroad. You can learn more by going to their website: https://trainmtn.org/ If you want to follow along the map, visit this Train Mountain website and select a south side map: https://trainmtn.org/tmrr/pages/tp_ma... Train Mountain Museum with info on all the full size railroad displays: https://www.tminst.org/pages/TM_Museu... Train Mountain RR Main Website for info, membership, live cameras, links, and meets: https://trainmtn.org/tmrr/index.shtml Please hit subscribe to support the channel. It helps a lot and costs nothing. We appreciate your patronage of the channel and look forward to more Train Mountain adventures! Here is the link to the Train Mountain webpage: https://www.trainmountain.org/ To follow the routes on the map, download them here: https://trainmountain.org/maps/ For Pennsylvania Railroad Signal aspects and indications: https://railroadsignals.us/signals/pl... For a list of full size railroad equipment on display at TM: https://www.tminst.org/pages/TM_Museu... Also, here is my business that sells journal lubricating pads for plain bearing railroad equipment from full size to 15" gauge: https://www.pacificjournalpadllc.com/