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Sunny.Nice Picture. I think Diesel is Diesel. I think that the Diesel used in Locomo's is the same as the diesel used in Trucks, Buses, Vikram & Diesel Bullet Motorcycle ? If I were to work in a Rail Yard I would definatly own a Diesel motorcycle. I dont see any meter to show how much is pumped into the Loco ? Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 19 00:08:30 +0000 |
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Sunny.Looks like a single unit Railbus type DEMU. But I am sure as experts commented this week a couple of more dummy coaches and powered coaches can be added to extend the rake to 10 to 16 as and when the need arises due to the volume of Passengers. Good Photo for the appetite of Rail Fans. Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 18 23:58:24 +0000 |
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Sunny.This is the first Indian Locomotive that I have seen with side mirrors. Excellent Photograph. Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 18 23:43:51 +0000 |
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Sunny.Yes, this picture is nice. Finaly it seems we are getting into the next century & the next millinium. This is morden design which does give a feeling to the Public on the Platform as well as the Crew in the cabin, of travelling with the Times. Thank You Vikas. Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 18 23:41:37 +0000 |
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Jimmy Joselooks like BGKT is trying to copy the Erode livery. But, very poor imitation and a poorly cleaned loco too. Cannot even be compared to the stately Erode diesel Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 18 09:45:30 +0000 |
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anil tharianthanx for the compliment Jimmy.yep,i do spend a lot of time with my baby!;-) Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 18 07:48:47 +0000 |
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Alok Pandey
As the mealic devil leaves her shed puffing and panting reasy to allure the traveler looking for peace Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 18 06:58:05 +0000 |
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Sunny
Neil is right, all you have to do is put a small switch L & R . Trains can make a proper crossover. Also Ankai will Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 18 02:54:51 +0000 |
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SunnyAs usual it is a independant Railbus system. One can see two hose pipes, normally one for Air & one for Vacum brakes. Most proberbly has a 400 to 700 HP engine. One thing for sure it is very independant and has never been attached to any type of a Train or Locomtive because the BUFFERS are clean fresh and the paint has not worn off. Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 17 23:48:25 +0000 |
sandeep
Just awesome picture. Which shed is this picture taken?
Posted by Guest on 2003 Nov 19 00:21:50 +0000