Posted by colemanrail on January 3, 2010  Wow. Posted by treghet on January 3, 2010  Dear God... That's terrifying, but amazing. Posted by andy parr on January 3, 2010  Try explaining that to the foreman. Posted by Ken Huard on January 3, 2010  Whoa! Posted by Jan Hart on January 4, 2010  Glad to know there were no injuries, but is this the SOO's version of a stack train? Posted by Nathan Lafond on January 4, 2010  That's absolutely incredible. Im baffled right now haha. Posted by Joe Gartman on January 4, 2010  As an Engineer, that gives me the "willies." Posted by Dan Blink on January 5, 2010  As a SOO fan, I knew the story of this incident for several years now, but these are the first photos I've ever seen of it. This is one that had to be seen to believed, just as you said. Glad to see you were there to get some really good shots of it. Posted by Bernie Feltman on January 9, 2010  Wonder about crew injuries? Posted by KJ Larson on January 9, 2010  Anti-climber failure at it's finest! Posted by Philip Mangefrida on January 10, 2010  What is that? The Hazzard County Train Switcher? Posted by ChevelleSSguy on January 12, 2010  Imagine being the engineer is #6600. With any pictures of that, I dont think anyone would actually believe it. Posted by Nathan M. Kuhn on October 5, 2013  Railroad version of Monster Jam USA? You betcha. Posted by Warner Robins Rail fan on March 14, 2014  Uh I think we have a problem here get this engine off of me right now

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