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"Wash and Brush Up" 1953 - Trains & British Railways

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Uploaded by on Apr 9, 2011

Shows the proceedures that a steam engine goes through as part of its regular mainenance cycle.

The locomotive being worked on in the film is a Class 5 numbered 73020, which belonged to shed 6A (Chester) at the time of filming.

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  • great film thanks for sharing

  • @thomasking55 yes but it made things more ugly and boreing the steam engine is a beautiful machine that will talk to you when something is wrong. diesal don't do that

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  • Assuming this was filmed at the engine's home shed- code 6A then this was Chester (Midland).

  • For all you owners of BR Standard Class locomotives out there! Ahhhh..... just wonderful!

  • I wish I was in that day, the age I am, in Britain, working on these beautiful machines. There was art to making steam run.

  • Great film... I see why dieselization saved money...?

  • Thankyou tor sharing .Cheers ...

  • Many thanks for uploading this excellent film!!

    It is now all clear - instead of sooty!!!

    : )

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