AUSTRALIA'S LONGEST AND HEAVIEST CONTAINERIZED ORE TRAIN, GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN скачать в хорошем качестве

AUSTRALIA'S LONGEST AND HEAVIEST CONTAINERIZED ORE TRAIN, GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

Recently, Aurizon ceased its weekly Containerised Mineral Sands Train between Broken Hill and Perth, opting instead to put the loading onto Team Global Express Intermodal Trains to increase their tonnage. The Containerised Mineral Sands Train ran at over 10,000 tonnes, and at nearly 1800 metres in length, making it the longest and heaviest containerised ore train in the country. It also operated further than any other ore train in Australia, running from Broken Hill in New South Wales, nearly 3,000 kilometres to Kwinana in southern Perth, Western Australia, along the Trans-Australian Railway, across three days. One month before the last service, we chase the weekly service along the Trans Australian Railway, north from Hesso, to the Wirrappa S Curves, with the locomotives working hard at all locations to move the load in tow. #timestamp 00:00 - Channel Introduction 00:15 - Intro & Train Details 01:20 - Hesso 03:00 - Woocalla 05:10 - Wirrappa S Curves 09:25 - Outro SUBSCRIBE:    / @ms_trains   © M&S Trains 2025 - All Rights Reserved