CHAOS at Carlisle! The Logs, a Class 20 and a Class 47 BREAKDOWN! Dalesman even affected! 08 Aug 24 скачать в хорошем качестве

CHAOS at Carlisle! The Logs, a Class 20 and a Class 47 BREAKDOWN! Dalesman even affected! 08 Aug 24

The Day the Logs brought CHAOS to Carlisle breaking down near Shap Class 20s pass through and break down Rail Head Treatment Tanks arrive Tangmere arrives late with its Hotel Services loco having broken down 08 Aug 24 A long video but so much was happening today it would take a long time to split into separate videos, The Balfour Beatty 20s passed through en route to Penrith. However they got no further than Upperby with loco problems. The blue Rail Head Treatment Tanks arrived at Carlisle from Thrall in York. This is an annual occurrence in plenty of time for the rail head treatment train season. They are parked up on the back wall Holding Siding behind the Thunderbird until needed. Tangmere arrived late from Hellifield with The Dalesman . The delay was due to its hotel services diesel braking down, requiring a 57 to be added to its train. These were replaced by another 47 at Carlisle. The 57 returned the demic 47 to Steamtown Carnforth. Then the Logs broke down north of Shap. This caused chaos for around an hour as WCML trains backed up behind it - all the way north of Carlisle - until the 70 was restarted and the train moved on to Tebay. The delayed trains were quickly sent on their way but prioritising scheduled trains delayed The Dalesman again. Otherwise it could have been despatched on time. The times shown on clips are for guidance only and shouldn't be taken as definitive. Any observations are my own and not intended to show any authority and may show my misunderstanding. Why not support my work in making these videos - donate a Super Thanks on the button at the top of the description! If you enjoyed this video please press the Like button and Recommend it to your friends. Leave a comment and Subscribe to my channel for similar Railway videos, available in playlists of UK Railways, UK Heritage Railways Overseas Railways, UK Model Railway Exhibitions and my own North American N Scale model railway, the 'Canuck Union Lines'. Camera: Sony FDR-AX53 Camcorder One+5 Smartphone Samsung Galaxy camera