at shildon in the hackworth workshop on the left wall next to nelson /bradyle there is a timber pattern for a loco driving wheel, marked in the pattern makers letters is n.e.r near the top next to the pattern number,and at the bottom it is also marked l.m.s.
has anyone got any idea as to what classes it was for?
thanks for any information
NER and LMS wheel pattern
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third-rail
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Re: NER and LMS wheel pattern
Have you thought of asking Anthony Coulls of the NRM?
He was curator at Shildon till recently.
Can PM email if required.
He was curator at Shildon till recently.
Can PM email if required.
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third-rail
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Re: NER and LMS wheel pattern
yes please i suspect it might be for an o-6-0Bryan wrote:Have you thought of asking Anthony Coulls of the NRM?
He was curator at Shildon till recently.
Can PM email if required.
you might be answer this ,if there is a redundent lampost on a bridge that has the 25kv overheads under the same bridge,do they need the overheads off to be able to crane it down.