Torndo at Woodthorpe

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the train was pulled in 1 direction by tornado, and dragged back to loughborough by the diesel due to the station at leicester being too short to run tornado round

No it isnt, the diesil is there beceuse the train itself is not made up of steam coaches, thses are modern repained intercity coaches that have not got the capabilities to generate electricety for lights and heating from a steam locomotive, the diesil is there because it has the modern capabilities to provide the train with power.

sorry, i beg your pardon, i work at the railway that was taken at

all coaches apart from a few not in traffic can not provide Electric train heat,

they are standard vac braked coaches which are only able to be steam heated, all electric train heat has been chopped out from this stock,

they are very much steam era coaches, the coaches draw power from the batteries below which are charged from a dynamo, the heat is steam heat, the diesel was pure dead weight

Neato

the purpose was to test Tornado with a big amount of weight on the drawbar

Ah, your last reply was what I wanted to know.
Thanks for the information.
I´m afraid, the last remains of my school-Enlish aren´t good enought to understand your first longer reply.
But I´ll give it a try:
Why wouldn´t the locomotive be able to run round at Leicester North?
Means the formulation "run round" something about the smooth running and working of the Tornado?

the reason it cant run round is because the length of the train is too much for leicester north,

the station its self can accomidate 9 coaches, to achive the weight we wanted the only way was to use more than 9 coaches and a diesel, the end of the run round loop weas blocked by the train trailing the points

Thank you very much for your explainations. Now I´ve got it.