Shipping Ford Trucks Across the Country: A Look at How Auto Racks are Loaded

Hey everyone! Thanks for checking out this video! **Time Stamps Below** Today, we're taking a look at how vehicles at the Ford Truck Plant in Louisville, Kentucky are loaded onto auto racks to be transported across the country. Did you know how this was done? Let me know what you think and if you've seen vehicles loaded or unloaded from auto racks? Also, I'd like to give a big thank you to Jim Woods for Supporting the Channel. I really do appreciate it, Jim! ***Real-Time Footage Begins***: 11:58 First Trucks Being Loaded: 01:07 Close-up of Trucks Being Loaded: 01:59 Loading Ramp Being Lowered: 02:54 Loading Ramp Being Moved to a New Car: 04:34 Looking Through the Auto Racks: 05:13 Auto Racks Being Connected: 06:23 Rear of the Yard Exit: 07:22 Three Locomotives (Including Switcher #1234): 08:44 Worker Clears Safety Equipment: 09:28 Connecting More Cars: 10:29 A BIG Thank You to Jim Woods for Supporting the Channel: 11:48 **Real-Time Footage** Look at the Facility: 16:53 First Trucks Being Loaded: 17:59 Drivers Being Dropped Off to Pick Up More Trucks: 19:35 Close-up of Trucks Being Loaded: 23:38 It’s So Windy: 33:45 Loading Ramp Being Lowered: 51:18 Loading Ramp Being Moved to a New Car: 01:06:29 Looking Through the Auto Racks: 01:11:12 Shot of Downtown Louisville: 01:13:53 Auto Racks Being Connected: 01:22:30 Locomotives Idling: 01:28:52 Rear of the Yard Exit: 01:31:40 Three Locomotives (Including Switcher #1234): 01:43:25 Locomotive #6151: 01:45:00 Closing Auto Rack Doors: 01:51:39 Worker Clears Safety Equipment: 01:52:36 Connecting More Cars: 01:59:04