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Discussion in 'Steam Traction' started by richard67, Jul 22, 2012.

  1. Groks212

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    Tornado I guess.

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    That doesn’t look good at all.
    Loco’s going to need a thorough examination for any distortion back along the frames etc.
     
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    It's not having the happiest return to traffic, is it?
     
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    Not the first prang the loco has had either. At least this one wasn't at the ELR again.
     
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    What doesn’t look good?
     
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    why have they been removed? Its news, its a matter of public record, its on social media for all to see, no-one has commented on blame or cause on here, merely that its happened and provided a link to photos.
     
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    For info: Locomotive Services Group have just made a statament via social media (Facebook) indicating that as well as there being no injuries, that the loco is also not damaged.

    The full text of the statement is:


    "On the 6th December 2025 at 20.40 during shunting operations within Hanwell Loop, 5Z54
    consisting of Steam Locomotive 71000 & Support coach came into contact with the buffer
    stop at Hanwell East Spur.
    This was a very slow speed move, and no passengers were involved in the incident.
    There was no damage to the locomotive and no staff were hurt.
    LSL TOC are carrying out a full investigation involving the relevant parties."
     
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    Just came up on FB - Official LSG Feed

    On the 6th December 2025 at 20.40 during shunting operations within Hanwell Loop, 5Z54 consisting of Steam Locomotive 71000 & Support coach came into contact with the buffer stop at Hanwell East Spur.
    This was a very slow speed move, and no passengers were involved in the incident.
    There was no damage to the locomotive and no staff were hurt.
    LSL TOC are carrying out a full investigation involving the relevant parties.
     
  12. Big Al

    Big Al Nat Pres stalwart Staff Member Moderator

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    Moderator Comment

    Now that LSL has made a public statement we are happy to allow #363 and #364 to remain. Be aware that a few sources out there suggested that the locomotive derailed. This was untrue and illustrates the social media world of 'I claim the prize for being the first to post and comment' issue. There is no place for that on here or the views of just one or two members expressing indignation at being silenced.
     
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    Be interesting to see how they extract her as whilst she thankfully stayed on the rails the rails parted at broken fishplates beneath her meaning that I assume some sort of track repair work will be needed to get her back on the (same piece) of road.

    I suppose we should just thank the lord that this unfortunate incident didn't happen on a WCR movement, we would have been up to about 20 pages by now if that were the case with the axe grinders in chief no doubt leading the charge! :rolleyes:
     
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    You're right there.
     
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    There would definitely been a bit of Duane Eddy!:eek:
     
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    Now the question is, Is it a: Fit, and b: in the right place tomorrow. I guess dawn will tell us. (she is quite knowledgable)
     
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    Confirmed B1 tomorrow
     
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    Thank you
     
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    This all seems like a storm in a teacup to me. A big express steam locomotive collides at very low speed, it's buffers - which are designed to take some of the energy out of an impact - hit a buffer stop which absorbs more of the energy by breaking it's fishplates, then the loco comes to a halt. Just a bit of rough shunting that Jinty's did every day.
     
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    71000 is taking the tour today. All good!
     

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