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Post by bassmike on Apr 29, 2018 18:01:00 GMT
Looking at youtube "Motormans viewpoint views" on the New York subway, there are several items showing a rail grinding unit being hauled/propelled by a diesel loco at various locations. The actual vehicles of the grinding section which have a cab at the outer end look approx: the same size as our tube stock.Any comments about this?
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Post by Jerome H on Apr 29, 2018 20:03:41 GMT
I have nothing to contribute in regards to your question, only a pedantic comment that the title should say NYCT (New York City Transit) Mod edit: Fixed. Perhaps a PM to the OP next time would be more appropriate?  |
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Post by norbitonflyer on Apr 29, 2018 22:24:53 GMT
Looking at youtube "Motormans viewpoint views" on the New York subway, there are several items showing a rail grinding unit being hauled/propelled by a diesel loco at various locations. There are an awful lot of "Motorman's viewpoint" videos on You Tube. Could you be more specific - maybe provide a link to one of the items showing this? |
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Post by bassmike on May 1, 2018 11:22:22 GMT
Try " L O R A M rail grinder subway train transfer action " posted by Dj Hammers . This leads to several similar items -also check "Garbage trains" and " Transfer trips" etc: There is one item whch shows an engineers train topped and tailed by two locos working on diesel power with heavy exhaust smoke runnning throgh a station during passenger hours. Hope this helps B M
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Post by bassmike on May 2, 2018 16:59:10 GMT
I have nothing to contribute in regards to your question, only a pedantic comment that the title should say NYCT (New York City Transit) Mod edit: Fixed. Perhaps a PM to the OP next time would be more appropriate? Thanks for your post of 29 April. If you have nothing to add -then why bother to post this? I would have thought that anyone interested in the subject would know that "New York Subway" and "NYCT" both refer to the same thing in this case |
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Post by whistlekiller2000 on May 2, 2018 17:51:08 GMT
I have nothing to contribute in regards to your question, only a pedantic comment that the title should say NYCT (New York City Transit) Mod edit: Fixed. Perhaps a PM to the OP next time would be more appropriate? Thanks for your post of 29 April. If you have nothing to add -then why bother to post this? I would have thought that anyone interested in the subject would know that "New York Subway" and "NYCT" both refer to the same thing in this case |
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