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What is so bad about 333008? All of the unrefurbished examples seem much the same to me when I'm commuting on them.
Some of the livery has come off on one of the driving coaches and apperantly the interior is in a bad state too (I can't comment on the latter of the two as I've not ridden on 008 this year, I also got the latter off a fellow forum user)What is so bad about 333008? All of the unrefurbished examples seem much the same to me when I'm commuting on them.
We don't, and don’t need to, know what the detailed plan is.3) What is the plan they already have for 333 refurbishments?
Can't say I've noticed anything particularly bad with its interior.Some of the livery has come off on one of the driving coaches and apperantly the interior is in a bad state too (I can't comment on the latter of the two as I've not ridden on 008 this year, I also got the latter off a fellow forum user)
333008 is also in a poor internal state, seems worse than the others so I also hope it's next to go!
Thats good to hear333001/9/10/11/12/13/14/15 have so far been treated. 50% complete.
Your request has been answered 008 will be the next to go
The refurbishnent is more of a cosmetic thing than to do with door repairs, im assuming the doors are something that can be done at Neville Hill. In hoping the next 333 to go after 008 comes out is another even numbered unit so it brings the number of odd units to even numbered units done the same005 really needs to be next. It's been my ride home twice this week- on Monday the guard spent most of the journey using a folded up Metro to hold one of the internal doors open after it developed a mind of its own. Today it left Leeds about 20 minutes late on the 1702 Ilkley after developing a door fault, arrived at Ilkley 40 minutes late (held for 10-15 minutes at Ben Rhydding as both platforms at Ilkley were occupied) and then ran back to Leeds and out to Shipley (to be turned?).
Are you sure it went down there?Does anyone know why 333009 was taken from Neville Hill to Derby RTC today please?
In hoping the next 333 to go after 008 comes out is another numbered unit so it brings the number of odd units to even numbered units done the same
It went down between 2 47s. Something to do with cracks somewhere underneath. I remember both the 332s and 333s has some cracking problems around the bogies a few years ago so may be something to do with that.Does anyone know why 333009 was taken from Neville Hill to Derby RTC today please?
I don't remember any 333s being recalled but I know it was only the 332sIt went down between 2 47s. Something to do with cracks somewhere underneath. I remember both the 332s and 333s has some cracking problems around the bogies a few years ago so may be something to do with that.
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I only requested 008 to go because of some of livery on one of the driving cabs was falling off and to be honest I don't really care about requesting for any other units to go into refurbWhy not tweet them again.
I only requested 008 to go because of some of livery on one of the driving cabs was falling off and to be honest I don't really care about requesting for any other units to go into refurb
It went down between 2 47s. Something to do with cracks somewhere underneath. I remember both the 332s and 333s has some cracking problems around the bogies a few years ago so may be something to do with that.
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How is it embarrassing?it's embarrassing that you tweeted them in the first place.
I don't doubt that at all, actually there might be a whole team in charge of thatSomeone at Northern will be employed to manage the fleet based on exam dates and other data.
We don't know for definite if it was actually a coincidence and thats something that only a Northern staff member would knowThe fact 008 has gone is purely coincidence and absolutely nothing to do with your tweet.
Wasn't that the same issue as the 332's or was that bogie related?You are correct. Bogie bolster crack repairs are required on a number of 333's. The work is quite a challenge.
I think it's the same thing the 332s had although I don't think the 333s were recalled (unless they were inspected indivdually by Siemens at NL)Wasn't that the same issue as the 332's or was that bogie related?
If my memory serves me, at the time of the 332 recall the 333s were inspected and found (at that time) to not be suffering from the same issue.I think it's the same thing the 332s had although I don't think the 333s were recalled (unless they were inspected indivdually by Siemens at NL)
We don't know for definite if it was actually a coincidence and thats something that only a Northern staff member would know
Human beings are essentially pattern-recognition machines, so if there's an apparent pattern by coincidence (such as even-numbered units going in for refurbishment) some of us will still see it and assume it has meaning, even if it doesn't.I can understand you had good intentions, but unfortunately I'm fairly sure it's a coincidence 333008 went into works after you suggested it.
I'd imagine when a TOC takes a unit out of service for a refurbishment or PRM modifications they will have already chosen, or at least have an idea of, the next unit(s) to go into works.
It was 333 004 and on past performance should be ready this Sat 14th dec.Does anyone know the unit number of the 333 that went to holbeck yesterday? (November 16th)