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  1. When closed freight lines to Silvertown in London ? And creased freight scrap trains ? And closed private siding in scrap metal site of owner Shunter
     

    silvertwon station railway has no loop ? In 1980s
     

    I has spent of research about Silvertown railway in London and can’t find more information about freight trains from temple mill yard

     

    thank you 

  2. Hello 

     

    I has seen owner has built micro layout of EWS stabling and fuelling point of N gauge in Rmweb micro layout forum and I liked that layout so I want look the photos of n gauge layout by nearly same from George street stabling point BUT I has seen George street and slack lane stabling point and I am more aware to N gauge stabling point and fuelling point to same track plan 

     

    thank you

     

    because I can’t find that by I has spent my time to searched online 

  3. Hello everyone

    how are you and I am fine so just question about Ipswich fuelling point and I has spent to searched online for find photos 

    so how many fuelling point at Ipswich and deliver on rail from TTA tank wagon by three or four 

    so no access by HGV diesel tanker to Ipswich fuelling point? Because loads of trees behind fuelling point area

    so only access by small vehicles to fuelling point area

     

    please any more information details and close of photos by fuelling point area

     

    thank you and take care of yourself and your family 

  4. Hello everyone 

    I have book about Cardiff canton depot from new 1960s to 2000s

     

    cardiff canton former steam locomotive shed changed to servicing shed for fuelling and sanding and light maintenance part by I has look Cardiff canton book showing couple of class 37 inside former steam locomotive shed of photo ?

     

    one larger diesel storage tank for fuel by diesel locomotives and far away from servicing depot and unloading diesel point from tank wagon ? Means diesel flows underground from unloading point to tank to servicing depot ?

     

     Thank you 

  5. British steel based Corby near Gretton Brook from two miles to British Steel site by outside of Corby so before British Rail has built new modern diesel depot based Gretton Brook and sold to British Steel for use maintenance for Ex-BR class 14 ?

     

    OR British Steel built new modern steam and diesel locomotives for maintenance 

     

    thank you

  6. Hello everyone 

     

    i am am not talking about CCS Because I am talking about litres or gallons inside fuel storage tank

     

    single storage tank of diesel litres or gallons by how many ?

     

    twin storage tank of diesel litres or gallons by how many ?

     

    i don’t understand what CCS but I know litres or gallons 

  7. 20 hours ago, Steven B said:

    Most depots have had an open day at one time or another - searching on Flickr brings up plenty of images from steam to modern day.

     

    Steven B.

    Hello Steven

     

    i has spent my time with been searched online by Flickr and most diesel locomotives inside TMD and BREL and tried find BR open day at TMD

    and nothing else than only diesel locomotives 

  8. 2 hours ago, Davexoc said:

    At Old Oak Common, the shift pattern for the maintenance crew was as follows;

    Monday - Friday 06.00 - 14.00 earlies, 14.00 - 22.00 lates and 22.00 - 06.30 nights.

    By the mid 80s the 39 hour week meant that half the shift finished an hour early on Thursday, the other half on Friday.

    The weekend was a bit different;

    Saturday early was a quarter of the staff 06.00 - 14.00 off the Friday late shift, with lates being another quarter of the staff off the Friday late shift 14.00 - 20.30, and nights a quarter of the staff off the Friday night shift 20.30 - 06.00.

    Sunday earlies was half of the staff off the Friday late shift 06.00 - 14.00, with lates being a quarter of the staff off the Friday night shift 14.00 - 21.00, and nights three quarters of the staff off the Friday early shift 21.00 - 06.30.

    That should equate to a six-day working roster, which repeats every 12 weeks if I've remembered it correctly.

    This provided 24/7 cover for the servicing shed, with The Factory well manned from Sunday night through to Saturday morning.

    Saturday lates was an odd shift, being short, but paid at time plus seven twelfths.....

    Thank you for your help and correct answer by what I am look that 

  9. 56 minutes ago, 'CHARD said:

     

    Hi Andrew, Mike may correct me here, but I understand that tasks preparing locos for their next duty, including fuel-point exams, safety-checks and basic servicing, would all be carried out around the shift patterns, as locos arrived due their next inspection and servicing.

    Thank you 

  10. 27 minutes ago, The Stationmaster said:

    Basically 'almost yes' as you describe but sectorisation was fully in place from 1992 so depots were officially allocated to a sector by then and would only normally deal with work for that sector but could undertake jobs for other sectors.  In some cases sectorisation of work had been carried out earlier mainly because particulatr depots only dealt with certain types of locos or traffic.  For example Margam depot on the Western Region was always a freight loco depot because of where it was although it dealt with Class 47s and that meant it also dealt with engineer's locos.  On the other hand we 'sectorised' Reading depot in about 1990 and it only dealt with DMUs as local use of 08 diesel shunters had finished by then and in 1992 it went over to full NSE ownership.

     

    Normal shift hours were 06.00 - 14,00 known as 'Early' or 'Days';  14.00 - 22,00 known as 'Late' or 'Afternoons'; and 22.00 -06.00 which was nights.  the sort of work doe ne on each shift varied from depot to depot according to traffic patterns.

     

    Does that help answer your question?

    Yes 

    early or late or night of BR staff at TMD for servicing diesel locomotives for ready next duties ?

  11. Hello everyone 

     

    in 1980 to 1994 British Rail staff worked at diesel depot by through the 24 hours on day and night means 

    6am to 2pm and 2pm to 10pm and 10pm to 6am for keeping going with diesel locomotives need by -

     

    heavy maintenance 

    light maintenance 

    servicing 

    fuelling 

    and stabling for awaiting next duties by hauling

    Express passenger 

    freight 

    engineer

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