185113 Preston August 2009
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All Comments (25)
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this was a common fault of the 185,113 has suffered a turbo disintergration, i have blown up 2 engines so far this way 1 at oxenholmw and 1 at full power leaving preston on the UF just south of ribble bridge.
also we dont haul multiple units DIT as they have more than 1 engine the demic engine gets isolated and it will run forward on the remaining 2 and blackpool fitters dont repair our 185 they can only fuel them and tank them its only siemens at ardwick that maintain and repair
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113 is our troublesome unit, always having probs with it, the fault is a common one with the 185, i have personally blew up 2 engines this way one at oxenholme and one at ribble bridge leaving preston at full power, it was impressive oh and we dont haul multiple units DIT as they have more than 1 engine, we just isolate the demic engine and the fitters at blackpool dont repair our 185's thats siemens job at ardwick at blackpool they just fuel them clean them and tank them.
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valentas back in town
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looks like a turbo problem
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Epic Clagage
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that train should of get a heafty fine as the station was already on a smoking ban :D
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that dont look right
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Jessus thought these were sposed to be the greener option? =P
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HOLY MOLEY!!!! imagine this at speed at full throttle
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WOOOOO
did the driver know that there were smoke comeing out before he got to preston , great video 5 and fave
Dinasdash 2 years ago
Yes, the unit was removed at PRE.
frostybrown 2 years ago
did anything happen to it when it arrived at Preston???
43055875 2 years ago
I understand from Colin the unit was removed, examined, and found to be oil leaking [possibly over filled or a joint break] on the Manifold causing the smoke - later the errant unit was attached to another Blackpool bound unit as DIT for repair by there fitters.
frostybrown 2 years ago