Class 45 or 46 Bogie lower body detail photos

[lippy]

Has anyone got any decent close up photos of 45/0 46 showing the pipes for the steam heat on the bodyside above the bogies in particular. 

 

Thanks

Edited November 13, 2023 by lippy
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[55020]

Is this of any help?

 

 

Steve

[lippy]

Cheers 55020 have you anything else showing the sides of the bogies too? 

[rodent279]

Does this help? Don't know whether the pipe visible above the front of the bogie is SH or VB. 46045 at Butterley, 2001.

 

 

Other end of same side of same loco just over a week ago at Kidderminster. Again, it's either a SH pipe or a VB pipe.

 

 

And a full on broadside, same date.

 

 

Edited November 13, 2023 by rodent279

[55020]

Nice pics @rodent279.

 

@lippy this is about the closest I can get to a side bogie shot.  Not 100% crisp sadly.

 

 

[slilley]

This might help. It shows the Peak bogie in its original state .

 

 

[Hal Nail]

click on this for the link to several.

Edited November 16, 2023 by Hal Nail

[billy_anorak59]

I can show it working!

[Hal Nail]

On 13/11/2023 at 19:21, slilley said:

This might help. It shows the Peak bogie in its original state .

 

 

Don't suppose the original photo shows the tap/drain/thing centrally placed under the battery boxes just to the right of the crop?

Edited November 16, 2023 by Hal Nail

[keefer]

Brian Daniels Flickr also has a class 45 details set:

https://flic.kr/s/aHsjv4m2BR

 

[Dagworth]

 

I don't know if these are any help? My photos, I think at Butterley

 

Andi

[slilley]

10 hours ago, Hal Nail said:

Don't suppose the original photo shows the tap/drain/thing centrally placed under the battery boxes just to the right of the crop?

 

[slilley]

I would add there are plenty of Peak detail pictures in the book The Peaks Classes 44/45/46

 

Simon

[45125]

On 13/11/2023 at 17:30, rodent279 said:

Does this help? Don't know whether the pipe visible above the front of the bogie is SH or VB. 46045 at Butterley, 2001.

 

 

Other end of same side of same loco just over a week ago at Kidderminster. Again, it's either a SH pipe or a VB pipe.

 

 

And a full on broadside, same date.

 

 

Vac pipe under the secondmans side steam pipe under the drivers side.