Diesel project moving along

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  • This was a visit I had to the Bo'ness TMD-Home of The SRPS Diesel Group to see how things were coming along with their diesel project Class 25 BoBo Diesel No. 25235.
    Type 2 Class 25 BoBo locomotive No. 25235 needs your help. After twenty years of service on the Bo’ness & Kinneil Railway and visits to other preserved railways, No. 25235 had to be withdrawn from service due to worn-out wheelsets. These are too small in size to be reprofiled and new tyres need to be fitted. It is estimated this work will cost around £20,000 and once carried out the loco can enjoy many more years of running.
    This heritage diesel locomotive was built in 1964 in Darlington, one of the Class 25 locomotives built under the Modernisation Plan. In the 1970s they were at work across the entire British Rail network and were used extensively in Scotland
    The loco is a favourite of the Diesel Group as it was the first large diesel restoration project carried out by the volunteers at Bo’ness.
    In the event of insufficient funds being raised to make the projects financially viable or the Society being unable to go ahead and complete the projects, your donation will be put to a project most closely resembling the one(s) you have chosen.
    Event date
    31-January-2016
    Event type
    Restoration
    Event already started
    Event Contact
    Key contact
    David Morrison
    Telephone
    01506 825855
    Email address
    david.morrison@srps.org.uk
    mydonate.bt.co...
    For photo updates please visit realrail.smugm...
    Address
    The Bo’ness & Kinneil Railway
    Bo’ness Station
    Union St
    Bo’ness
    EH51 9AQ

ความคิดเห็น • 3

  • @johnbrown9092
    @johnbrown9092 6 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Good video

  • @soldermaster4737
    @soldermaster4737 6 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I assume this is in the United Kingdom (England,Scotland I think?). There is a zillion rails located thru out England Rail Systems. They are laying at the both sides, in the 4-foot, in piles, all over England. Ask Network Rail if you can have some of these "surplus" rails to replace the rails in your switching yards. The cost should be free, except for the cost to pickup the rails. Network Rail should donate some of these rails and clean up the HUGE number of rails that set rusting all over England.

  • @AndreiTupolev
    @AndreiTupolev 6 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    What's that DVT going to be doing then?