Thomas the tank came to visit, here are some pics of the haulage, Allelys on the way in and then our usual hauler on the way back
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Thomas the tank engine
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Re: Thomas the tank engine
Just wondered how the tractor units for heavy haulage differ from normal ones, how do you work around the normal max weight limits? And what is STGO cat3 on the Daf unit?
PS, I notice that it's the Sandbach Festival of Transport next weekend, I thought I might toddle over with the E12 - anyone else going?
Regards Julian.
PS, I notice that it's the Sandbach Festival of Transport next weekend, I thought I might toddle over with the E12 - anyone else going?
Regards Julian.
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I've seen that a couple of times in a siding at Didcot next too a place i did Saturday on-site servicing
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Neversweat wrote:I've seen that a couple of times in a siding at Didcot next too a place i did Saturday on-site servicing
Steve
Steve most preserved railways have a "Thomas" and have special event "Thomas days" its a great money maker for them as it gets whole familys down to their particular railway.
Here's an 0-6-0 Jinty tank loco thats had the Thomas treatment running yesterday minus its daft plastic Thomas face at the MRC Butterly.
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Been up to Didcot on call outs a few times,always had a look over at the steamers on the Great Western .
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Jeremy Rowland wrote:Neversweat wrote:I've seen that a couple of times in a siding at Didcot next too a place i did Saturday on-site servicing
Steve
Steve most preserved railways have a "Thomas" and have special event "Thomas days" its a great money maker for them as it gets whole familys down to their particular railway.
Here's an 0-6-0 Jinty tank loco thats had the Thomas treatment running yesterday minus its daft plastic Thomas face at the MRC Butterly.
Jeremy
Well that is not Thomas then!
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Jeremy Rowland wrote:Neversweat wrote:I've seen that a couple of times in a siding at Didcot next too a place i did Saturday on-site servicing
Steve
Steve most preserved railways have a "Thomas" and have special event "Thomas days" its a great money maker for them as it gets whole familys down to their particular railway.
Here's an 0-6-0 Jinty tank loco thats had the Thomas treatment running yesterday minus its daft plastic Thomas face at the MRC Butterly.
Jeremy
WHAT
Theres more than one
Its not real then
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