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Pacific National Steel Trains of Australia - 2017/18

Across the summer of 2017/18 we captured several Pacific National Steel Trains across the state of South Australia's Mid North and Nullarbor Plain. This steel trains are some of the most unique trains in the country with steel of all shapes and sizes plus other general freight making up consists as long as 1800 meters and heavy as 6000 tons. #Timestamp 00:00 - Introduction 00:25 - 7YN2 - Huddleston 03:00 - 1YN2 - Port Germein 05:00 - 7PX4 - Nullarbor Plain 06:45 - 3YN2 - Mambray Creek 07:55 - 7YN2 - Warnertown 10:15 - 1MP2 - Port Germein Trains in more detail: At 00:25 - NR57/NR67/NR2 lead 7YN2 uphill towards Huddleston on Saturday the 9th of December 2017. This train transports steel from the Whyalla Steelworks to Newcastle. At 03:00 - 1YN2 from Whyalla to Newcastle has NR117/NR22 upfront powering away from Port Germein loop on Sunday the 17th of December 2017 after crossing 7GP1 which is shunting on loading. At 05:00 - Perth to Port Augusta Steel Train 7PX4 has a single unit of NR24 upfront as it passes the Daisy Bates memorial at Ooldea Siding on the 31st of December 2017. Ooldea is located on the Trans Australian Railway which turned 100 years old earlier that same year after opening on the 17th of October 1917. At 06:45 - 3YN2 has NR65/NR11 upfront as it crosses Mambray Creek just south of Mambray Creek crossing loop on the 2nd of January 2018. Mambray Creek has two bridges with both the largest in the area on the line. At 07:55 - 7YN2 has NR45/NR44/NR76 leading the heavy train uphill out of Warnertown on the 24th of February 2018. The Saturday Whyalla to Newcastle service is known to always have three locomotives due to its extra length and weight compared to other four services across the week. At 10:15 - Steel Train 1MP2 from Melbourne to Perth has a Quad NR combo with NR94/NR4/NR66/NR40 on the 26th of February 2018. This train has four locomotives not because it needs that much power but to transfer units to Spencer Junction for other services. Did you enjoy the video? Why not give it a thumbs up or share it with your friends! Subscribe for more videos like this and check out our channel. © M&S Trains 2018 - All Rights Reserved