Union Pacific Local Switching on the Brentwood Industrial Lead!!

Published 2024-01-13
Decided to venture down again to catch LSE59 Working at the Brentwood Lumber Industry. Really can't get enough of this! Probably my favorite part of railfanning :)
Anyway's let me know in the comments if you enjoyed the video!

Subdivision(s):
(Mostly abandon) Lake Industrial Lead

Location(s):
Brentwood, MO

Local LSE59
UP #582 (EMD GP38-2)
UP #1161 (EMD GP60)

Camera equipment:
Photos- Nikon Coolpix L120
Video- Sony CX405
Tripod- Sunpak T7000
Scanner- BC125AT

0:00 LSE59 Switching

#CSX #UnionPacific #BNSF #NorfolkSouthern #train #railfan #railfanning

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All Comments (14)
  • @bixfisher
    Well done. I remember when this branch ran out past McKnight road into Ladue and on. Can still see the right-of-way when passing on McKnight.
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  • @erikmcc804
    Wow thanks. I love not far from here. Thanks and now a subscriber.
  • @OutdoorsSC
    It not easy catching these trains without a schedule. Sometimes we can get up to 9 different trains and like today, we only had 3 so far. We love our train videos in Clemson SC, Go Tigers!
  • My favorite part of railroading too... Love the video of the local engines working the customers !!
  • @Jleed989
    What’s that tool that he hung back up on the locomotive?
  • @TopHotDog
    So where is this located? City? State?
  • @Sweetw4ter
    I am from germany and these kind of shortline local operations are basically dead here since decades, because it is just way cheaper for the customers to ship via truck / road and the railroad lost tons of money with these local jobs. So why does this still exist in the U.S.? Wouldnt trucks bei cheaper too?