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Fireman Dave
Chief Commissioner
Joined: Jan 12, 2003
Last Visited: Nov 22, 2008
Location: Probably Filthy McFaddens
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 10:58 am
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| 42101 wrote: | Well arnt you just so clever dave here i am talking wagons and you bring up steam loco's  well der they have always had Tyres and Wheels and they are not Gibson rings now are they.
Go hassel someone else dave or i will start following you around the board like you do to me sport..hey hows that 73 going. |
Where's the paperwork you were going to find? I used Steam locos as they are an obvious example of gibson ring wheels still in service. I also had a look at the PN train inspection training course and they even feature in it (and I suspect the wagon maintenance manual, I haven't had a chance to check yet). I don't think they would be in there if they were banned, it does state they are being phased out.
BTW, if you think I'm following you around here you really need to get out more, I picked you up on a statement I know was wrong, just like I would any one else.
Dave Malcolm
DRIVER, PN CMD
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Wrigleys
Junior Train Controller
Joined: Mar 29, 2003
Last Visited: Nov 22, 2008
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 2:04 pm
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Not 100% sure but I think the former BHP PT wagons - Austrac EQAX wagons may have been the last to have Gibson rings, they were phased out when several of the wagons were retired and the bogies and wheels were swapped over, they still have several registered without any mention of the rings.
| Fireman Dave wrote: | | 42101 wrote: | Well arnt you just so clever dave here i am talking wagons and you bring up steam loco's :roll: well der they have always had Tyres and Wheels and they are not Gibson rings now are they.
Go hassel someone else dave or i will start following you around the board like you do to me sport..hey hows that 73 going. |
Where's the paperwork you were going to find? I used Steam locos as they are an obvious example of gibson ring wheels still in service. I also had a look at the PN train inspection training course and they even feature in it (and I suspect the wagon maintenance manual, I haven't had a chance to check yet). I don't think they would be in there if they were banned, it does state they are being phased out.
BTW, if you think I'm following you around here you really need to get out more, I picked you up on a statement I know was wrong, just like I would any one else. |
Wrigleys
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Junior
Rodgie Dodgie
Joined: May 27, 2006
Last Visited: Nov 22, 2008
Location: Allansford
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Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 7:28 pm
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I've heard a rumour that Elzorro in there hunt for more rollingstock for the Warrnambool service. Found some ex NSW well wagons up for sale. They thought they would be alright but now beleive that there would be problems with the Geelong tunnel. Hence they will not buy them. Unsure what the problems are but have to wounder if it could be the sharp tip of the hill.
Drink Red wine by the BOTTLE its good for you and grow hairs on your chest. Beer is nearly as good. Rogie. Rogie.
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nutbagg
Assistant Commissioner
Joined: Feb 11, 2007
Last Visited: Nov 18, 2008
Location: In Willy Wonka's Chocolate Lake
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Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 1:49 am
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| Junior wrote: | | I've heard a rumour that Elzorro in there hunt for more rollingstock for the Warrnambool service. Found some ex NSW well wagons up for sale. They thought they would be alright but now beleive that there would be problems with the Geelong tunnel. Hence they will not buy them. Unsure what the problems are but have to wounder if it could be the sharp tip of the hill. |
Haven't they been to SA yet? The 'old' Western Mining flats would still be around Dry Creek I reckon.
Mate, if that loco pulls as hard as you do, it'd move anything.
I'd still rather have an ALCo.
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wongm
Minister for Railways
Joined: May 26, 2005
Last Visited: Nov 20, 2008
Location: Geelong, Victoria
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Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 10:56 pm
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Here is the consist of the Warrnambool train from last Thursday.
[Warrnambool end]
zfsx12k empty wagons only
zdxf3t
cqrx302t
cqrx314w
cqrx317d
cqrx303f
cqrx304y
cqrx306j
zebx15h
zebx4n
zebx12d
zdxf4f
zdxf16x
zebx9m
zebx1j
zdxf1b
zebx16q (40 ft container only)
[Melbourne end]
CQRX are blue 60 footers, the others are orange. When the train first started running they used to have the blue wagons at the Melbourne end.
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