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grrr17
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Z1NorthernProgress2110
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Location: Burnie, Tasmania
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Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 7:17 pm
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M3 is at Don, its been there since the 70s i think. I think you mean M1 which was at Ross park. MA1 was at Granton before DVR got them. M3 was withdrawn from service in the 70s (it ran on the Centenary train) and DRR got hold of it from Launceston roundhouse. DRR was going to restore it but the firebox was stuffed so M4 got restored instead.
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grrr17
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Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 9:00 pm
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M3 was in use to 1975 woudnt think it would be bad. and i am not confused with the trains that used to be at granton or ross (good for the DVR!!!!)
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tasrail
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Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 10:53 am
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You would be thinking of the shell from diesel shunter V7 that used to be at Dru Point near Margate.
Friendly suggestion time: In addition to the letter keys on your keyboard, you also have two "Shift" keys and a variety of punctuation keys. It makes posts a lot easier to read and understand if these are used where appropriate
Stuart
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U25B
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Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 2:36 pm
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| tasrail wrote: | You would be thinking of the shell from diesel shunter V7 that used to be at Dru Point near Margate.
Friendly suggestion time: In addition to the letter keys on your keyboard, you also have two "Shift" keys and a variety of punctuation keys. It makes posts a lot easier to read and understand if these are used where appropriate
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V7 is now at the Derwent Valley Railway as well!
Regards Wes
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