You're At The Throttle on the BNSF San Bernardino Sub | Full Pentrex Movie
The second video in our "At The Throttle" series is here: • You're At The Throttle on the BNSF San Ber... Our camera is mounted on the lead locomotive of a hot BNSF Z train. You see everything the engineer sees! We begin in LA's Hobart Yard and end just as we approach Cajon Pass. Get better quality and a permanent addition to your collection with the DVD: https://tinyurl.com/SanBernardinoCabRide About Pentrex: For 40+ Years we've been the leader in railroad video entertainment. See us at Pentrex.com and right here on YouTube, with the Official Pentrex Channel! 0:00 - Intro, Leaving Hobart Yard 5:42 - Eastern Ave (MP 147.3) thru Bandini (149.8) 16:50 - Pico Rivera )150.9) thru Santa Fe Springs (155.0) 25:07 - Norwalk (156.1) thru Fullerton (163.0) 41:30 - Fullerton Jct (165.5) thru Esperanza (35.8) 1:02:47 - Prado Dam (29.4) thru West Riverside (10.6) 1:37:48 - Highgrove (6.1) thru San Bernardino (0.0) 1:55:06 - Cajon Sub (MP 0.0) thru Devore (71.0)

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