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Dieses Thema im Forum 'Steam Traction' wurde von 61624 gestartet, 6 April 2018.

  1. pmh_74

    pmh_74 Part of the furniture

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    So now you can add type approval for a new loco design to the list as well...
     
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    In for a penny...
     
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    You might be surprised by the top speed of a particular 9F, reached descending Hatton in the 1980's.
     
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    Indeed, but I suspect a 9F would be limited to 50 mph based on wheel diameter - but derogation could be sought for 55 or 60. That hasn't prevented 48151 from having a very useful career though and I think a 9F would also prove very useful on the mainline, just based on haulage capability. The S&C, Welsh Marches or even Highland Mainline would all be useful secondary routes where a 9F could take a viable payload.
    I believe JH looked into certifying 92212 when he first acquired it, but the hurdles were too great.
     
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    The GWR specified "thin" flanges on the wheelsets of several of their classes:
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    Ray.
     

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