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Uploaded by on Dec 6, 2008

Rail action on the standard and broad gauge lines north of Adelaide on Monday 3 and Tuesday 4 November 2008.

Action on the standard gauge includes NR class locos hauling double stack intermodal freights, two SCT locos on 1MP9, NR74 on The Ghan and NR28 on the Indian Pacific.

Broad gauge footage consists of 3000, 3100 and 2000 class railmotors on the Gawler line at Kudla and Tambelin.

© 2008 James Brook

Victorian Railfan Website
http://vr.railpage.org.au/

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  • The first 3000 class was 3103-3104, then it was 3136-3135, 3106-3105, 3001-3139-3140, then the jumbos were 2103-2003-2104, and 2115-2012-2118. Then at Tablein it was 3106-3105 and i'm not sure of the train departing in the first clip Tablein.

  • @DeeJayMiikkii There are only 2 transcontinental trains in australia. The Ghan, travels from adelaide to Darwin via Alice springs ( north to south) and the Indian pacific travels from Perth to Sydney via Adelaide (east to west). I worked on both for 4 years.

  • Some very good camera work...nice video's

  • Khyber Pass @4:33

  • If you want good footage of goods/passenger trains head further north to Port Augusta. Get about 6 to 12 trains a day.

  • Awesome!! freight trains with double container, excellent!

    passenger trains are the famous train "The Ghan" ?????

    Greetings from Argentina

    gustavo

  • The leading bogie of the 2000 class at 4:00 has flat spots.

  • Very great video.

    5*****

  • What is it ? :| what did u wanted to say in this video?

  • A really top video but that is what we have come to expect from J.B.

    Amazing that both the "Ghan" and "I.P" had locomotives in appropriate livery...very lucky on that score.

    Video never stagnates which is a common problem with some and the action never stops..a J.B. trademark as i recall.

    The low-rider wagons for the double stack operation were fabricated at Islington Railways Workshops and i actually purchased the special couplers from Bradford Kendall..i think.

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