TBSchenker
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I have some archive photos that may be of interest. Do you want me to post them here or can I link them via Flickr?
I have some archive photos that may be of interest. Do you want me to post them here or can I link them via Flickr?
Aren't they actually saying they were wiring it the weekend now gone?Yarrow viaduct to be wired this weekend….. see https://twitter.com/TheGNRP/status/1024219969486237698
Yes that's how it reads to me.Aren't they actually saying they were wiring it the weekend now gone?
Aren't they actually saying they were wiring it the weekend now gone?
Hello, welcome. Thanks for your contribution- very welcome indeed.Hi folks, been lurking on this thread for a bit, then decided to register.
Over the weekend, a further wire run on each line was installed between Douglas Valley golf course and Huyton viaduct. (See first picture) A further run on the Up line was installed last night between Bradshaw Fields (new footbridge just north of Adlington station) and Huyton viaduct- see other pictures. Some tweaking still to be done; at least one temporary fixing has been used.
The wiring train appears to be booked in every night this week; it looks like they're doing the equivalent length on the Down line tonight.
Strangely, the Feeder wire on the Down side through the Huyton Viaduct area hasn't been installed; it's going to be harder to install it with the contact wire in place.
Had a look at Yarrow viaduct earlier today; still no masts in place.
Welcome on board and thanks for these nuggets of progress.Hi folks, been lurking on this thread for a bit, then decided to register.
Over the weekend, a further wire run on each line was installed between Douglas Valley golf course and Huyton viaduct. (See first picture) A further run on the Up line was installed last night between Bradshaw Fields (new footbridge just north of Adlington station) and Huyton viaduct- see other pictures. Some tweaking still to be done; at least one temporary fixing has been used.
The wiring train appears to be booked in every night this week; it looks like they're doing the equivalent length on the Down line tonight.
Strangely, the Feeder wire on the Down side through the Huyton Viaduct area hasn't been installed; it's going to be harder to install it with the contact wire in place.
Had a look at Yarrow viaduct earlier today; still no masts in place.
Hi folks, been lurking on this thread for a bit, then decided to register.
Over the weekend, a further wire run on each line was installed between Douglas Valley golf course and Huyton viaduct. (See first picture) A further run on the Up line was installed last night between Bradshaw Fields (new footbridge just north of Adlington station) and Huyton viaduct- see other pictures. Some tweaking still to be done; at least one temporary fixing has been used.
The wiring train appears to be booked in every night this week; it looks like they're doing the equivalent length on the Down line tonight.
Strangely, the Feeder wire on the Down side through the Huyton Viaduct area hasn't been installed; it's going to be harder to install it with the contact wire in place.
Had a look at Yarrow viaduct earlier today; still no masts in place.
Welcome and thank you for your clear notes.
Please may I add your photos to the Combined Volume? If I may, may I also add any future shots without having to ask you each time?
Aren't they actually saying they were wiring it the weekend now gone?
The Twitter feed also describes the platform work at Lostock as lengthening a platform:
https://twitter.com/TheGNRP/status/1024228329375916033
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Not sure what you mean by “other”, but got a photo from a train of these two at Bolton West Jn which I hadn’t seen previously. Not sure if these are new or not?
I assume the wall at the back of the shot will be raised? It looks somewhat close to the OLE stanchion.
I was thinking that, it may have a spikey fan anti-trespasser thingy attached to it later
Why do we always have to save people from themselves. A sign or pictogram should be enough. If they are stupid enough to climb and be electrocuted, then it is natural selection.Later is now - certainly at least one is now fitted with an ACG (anti-climb guard) on the up side