@grayman so, are you a subway/underground train driver?

It's a fascinating office with dynamic brake, throttle, danger, a heater, a sturdy break lever and lots of buttons and instruments.

What's the field for pressure on the display for, is it hydraulic for doors?

@ceb

I run freight trains above ground, currently local work servicing a few customers.

In my career the longest was around 10,000 feet long and the heaviest was a little over 20,000 tons.

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Wow, I'm impressed! I've always wondered what that's like. A lot like work, I guess. ๐Ÿ˜‰ But operating a machine like that must be a kick. Gotta admire the education and skill it takes to do that!

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Is a kick at times, like when you're backing into a yard with a mile and a half long train, and your conductor is riding on the tail end, as he counts you down to the spot you need to be.

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