Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:57 pm Post subject: 312's in service
Pictured below is one of the 312's that once served this line, seen leaving Leigh-on-Sea. These units were transferred from the West Anglia Great Northern route, having been used between Cambridge and Liverpool Street.
This one was heading for Shoeburyness. I can remember getting a steam hauled train from Laindon to Leigh, getting off there and walking through to Southend on a Sunday morning as a child. _________________ Once the misery line, but now passed on to another.
See www.bramleyline.org.uk where one day we just might see an Ex-LT&SR Standard 4 steaming along as a Guest loco.
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Most of our 310s also had plates covering the tops of the main res & brake pipes.
310s have the horns on the drivers side, and the DSD isolator on the 2nd mans side. If I remember correctly 312s had Yaw bars on the bogies, 310s did not.
That pic looks like a 312 to me. Do you have a higher res version?
Ah right, didn't know that, although the windscreen is 1 way of telling the difference between Class 86 & 87 locos.
Actually I have tried to zoom in on the powercar and, from what I can make out, it looks like a 310 as it appears there is a single door close to the edge of the bodywork (although it may be just my eyes).
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