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"Essential pre electrification work........on a line that it now turns out they won't be running electric type trains on!! ![]() Ooh that's a new one my boss hasn't heard. I may use that today. | |||
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"do love those who dont understand the whole leaves on the line thing .the leaves fall onto the track and are compacted by the train into a paste along the top of the rail and on the tyre of the train this paste becomes more and more compacted untill it resembles something close to teflon . this causes several problems first the train is now trying to either slowdown or restart on what effectivley black ice resulting in eith er skidding or train sliping to a halt . next the caotin prevent metal to meatl contact between the track & the wheels causing track citcuits to fail giving gfalse clear indications to the signaling system all of which are a danger to you the traveling public having been in the cab of a train where this and the wheels have " picked up " and have helplessly slipped through a staion its a pretty scarey experiance . next someone will ask why this didnt used to happen older trains had clasp brakes that rubbed on the face of the wheel clearing the paste off new trains do not have this as they have disc brakes so they can break later and stop quicker also braodleaf trees were cut down bt track gangs but nimbys donr like this as they no longer wish to see or hear those nasty dirty trains but they will moan like hell when there 7.15 to sidcup is late / cancelled ! ![]() Appreciate and understand why we have the Leaf Fall Timetable. I was being flippant. Every day this week my train has been delayed (yesterday by an hour) for one reason or another. Today's has been cancelled. So forgive my flippancy? ![]() | |||
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"do love those who dont understand the whole leaves on the line thing .the leaves fall onto the track and are compacted by the train into a paste along the top of the rail and on the tyre of the train this paste becomes more and more compacted untill it resembles something close to teflon . this causes several problems first the train is now trying to either slowdown or restart on what effectivley black ice resulting in eith er skidding or train sliping to a halt . next the caotin prevent metal to meatl contact between the track & the wheels causing track citcuits to fail giving gfalse clear indications to the signaling system all of which are a danger to you the traveling public having been in the cab of a train where this and the wheels have " picked up " and have helplessly slipped through a staion its a pretty scarey experiance . next someone will ask why this didnt used to happen older trains had clasp brakes that rubbed on the face of the wheel clearing the paste off new trains do not have this as they have disc brakes so they can break later and stop quicker also braodleaf trees were cut down bt track gangs but nimbys donr like this as they no longer wish to see or hear those nasty dirty trains but they will moan like hell when there 7.15 to sidcup is late / cancelled ! ![]() ![]() flippancy forgiven nice photos btw ![]() | |||
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