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Feel that power great 👍 video
Ответитьmy husband came up elevation in early 80s when in kaikoura.with dfs.if heavy had banker engine at the rear.
ОтветитьKaitaki sailing on, and the grunt of twin DXs with their 34 crossing total up that Waitohi Viaduct. . .
ОтветитьNññnñññññññññnnñmmmmm
ОтветитьHow cheap the skates are there in NZ. Come on MF's. Add two more engines at the front end and four more at the rear. Jog it home instead of blowing gaskets at every run.
ОтветитьThis keeps being a great point to watch trains, this video shows well.
In 2011 I had my campervan parked up on the patch of grass closest to the camera, can you imagine the sound of two DXes working their way up to elevation during the night?
It was a very welcome interruption of my sleep twice a night which lasted for 20 minutes, sound fading in and out as the train wound around the hills.
See also my video at the same bridge.
one of the comments says that the train is laying sand for traction. Does anybody know how much sand these mighty machines carry?
ОтветитьGreat location - and you even got the ferry sailing out in the background!
ОтветитьDon't care what else could pull that load up the hill, it is the sound of those DX's working that is music to the ears. Have seen very long trains leaving Picton station with DX's at night and the sound reverberating off the hills as it climbs to the viaduct is awesome. Long live the DX - just something about them.
ОтветитьI was the LE on that job,1599tons it wasn't struggling at all just laying sand as to prevent wheelslip.If it was raining yes it would of been a struggle.
Ответитьi doubt a DL could do it their is virtual no run up to this incline no chance to gain any speed at all
ОтветитьVery spectacular! Best wishes from Ukraine!
ОтветитьWatch this and put headphones on , those DXs sound awesome
ОтветитьGreat video! But we could haul that with one DL :P
Ответитьgreat sound from those locos
ОтветитьHave you got the actual date this was shot?
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