LNWR Super D 49395
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ธ.ค. 2020
- London & North Western Railway
G2 0-8-0 Super D
LNWR 485 / LMS 9395 / BR 49395)
Solo surviving preserved LNWR 7F Super D, which is part of the National Collection, is captured at Locomotion (The NRM at Shildon), Llangollen Railway, Churnet Valley Railway and North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
www.preservedrailway.co.uk
(C) Lee Andrew Davies 2020
I love the characteristic Two Loud Two Soft beats of the Super Ds. One railwayman described the class as ‘Super but not that Super’. Firemen had to cope with a narrow cab which had a floor lower in the centre than at the sides. Awkward and daft! Lovely whistle mind you… far better than the waffly LMS hooters.
Great recap of the Super D. 1 of the small number of NRM locos I would like to see back out running.
The old LNWR is so pitifully under represented in the preservation world, especial when one considers how big it was.
In my opinion building locos like the clan is a mistake when there are so many earlier missing links which could be replaced.
@@nigelmitchell351 I think we all have a list of locos we would love to see. You have got the new LNWR George the fifth 4.4.0 to look forward to
yes, I hope it's finished before I am. Do you think we'll see the super D in steam again.?
@@nigelmitchell351i think i did hear that pete waterman wanted to look into overhauling it again but that was a couple of years ago now and not heard anything since.
@@kineticrail I know he was very involved in financing the first restoration, which I read was very problem and expensive.
I stupidly didn’t get to see it in steam. My dad had many happy memories of these old girls on long freights at Rugby in the 1930’s.
One of my all-time favourite locomotives, I love her ghostly whistle. Hope one day she'll steam again, thanks for sharing :)
A beautiful engine and a beautiful video
It reminds me of a time when as a boy I raced one of these locos on my bike. I distinctly remember the wheezing noises and uneven exhaust beat as it slowly dragged its train of clanking goods wagons.
Who won?
@@liquidtompls5666 I was on a canal towpath parallel to the railway. I overtook it but then stopped to watch it wheeze by so I suppose nobody won.
@@dereklund2321 It sounds like you got the better of it
I saw this at Shildon a few weeks ago, but not up close since it’s sandwiched between two rows of exhibits and you can’t get a good view of the side. Despite how hard it is to see, it’s truly a phenomenal loco and seeminlgy a very powerful one too.
Some shots #49121, other lack a cab panel.
Good video :)
How does the engine at the back know how much power to apply? If they pushed too hard wouldn’t it risk detailing the train or something?
cant get my head round it she sounds bit off the beat some one once told me it was they way the valves are designed
Something about Joy valve gear instead of Stephenson.
Joy Valve Gear is apparently very hard to set at an even beat unlike the equivalent Stephenson or Walschaerts designs and other iterations of said designs. I personally don't have the answers why but that is what I have heard passed on
done bit of digging on google its joy valve gear no wander she sounds bit off strangely she got very nice rhythm
Joy valve gear sucks fr fr