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Great video

Is thaken by Dale beside him

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very very late to the video and sadly with now only 6 operational 507s remaining. the loud motors are caused by wear in the gears that move the train, the more wear the louder the train basically, and yes its possible to get thrash from a 507. if your looking for a 507 with loud motors to go on as of now it would be 018, sadly theyre only run as required now so its luck to have them out. hope this helped

Great catch! Would you be good with me including this video in my Weekly Dose of Aviation? Of course, you will be credited in both the video and the description, as usual. Thanks!

Great captures! Would you be okay with me featuring the compressor stall in my series Weekly Dose of Aviation? Of course you will be credited both in the video and in the description. Thanks!

Lovely video

Birky!

Cool vid ! I'd love to feature this video in one of my videos , would that be okay ? Of course , I'll provide link to this video in the description. Thanks !

A great video, Thank you 😊😊😊 hope you're well 😊😊

Fantastic captures! May I feature this last takeoff in one of my next episodes? Of course with a link back to your original video. All the best to you :)

Absolute music 🎶

Merseyrail is the best Metro Rail company in UK! Fact! The new 777 class trains are owned by the Metro Region and the whole we be brought back into public ownership ship when the Stadler/Abeilio contract expires. The old 507/508 class are used only in emergency now. The 777d are great for wheelchair users - level ride on and dedicated spaces. Many Merseyrail stations are fully accessible using ramps or lifts. I can even fit in the small platform lift at Liverpool James St! I get on/off at Birkenhead North which has 630 car park spaces and 35 Blue Badge bays! Some of the 777s have battery power and allow them to travel to Headbolt Lane on the unelectrified section. I look forward to further extensions in the future such as Widnes or Helsby or Woodchuch, Wirral. I've been on the Southport and Ormskirk lines in my powered wheelchair! Great! Highly recommended!

UNITS SEEN DURING THE ELECTION DAY SPECIAL 4th JULY 2024 No Chester/Ellesmere Port services noted (abstained?) NEW BRIGHTON SERVICES: 777 006, 009, 030 WEST KIRBY SERVICES: 777 005, 020, 023 SOUTHPORT/HUNTS X SERVICES: 507 003+007, 016+018, 017+023 / 777 002, 008, 018, 024, 025, 027, 034 KIRKBY SERVICES: 777 142, 144(!!!!!!), 148 ORMSKIRK SERVICES: 777 003, 007, 010+026, 014, 019, 049 MISCELLANEOUS SIGHTINGS NEWTON-LIVERPOOL ONBOARD 185 108 EDGE HILL 60047, 69001 BIRKENHEAD NORTH 507 001 NEW BRIGHTON 507 029+010, 777 036 MOORFIELDS: 507 029+010 ECS LIVERPOOL LIME STREET 331 010, 110

Saturday 18th May 2024 Vehicles on Display CBC 921 1939 AEC Renown Leicester City Transport KHA 311 1949 BMMO C1 Midland Red OVL 473 1960 Bristol Lodekka Lincolnshire Roadcar 9 RDV 1964 AEC, Reliance Devon General BHA 656C 1965 BMMO CM6, Midland Red OAX 9F 1968 Bristol RELH, Red & White XRB 415L 1972 Leyland Nationa, l Midland General TCH 274L 1973 Bristol RE, Trent NNN 7M 1974 Bristol RELH6L, East Midlands KAU 564V 1980 Leyland Leopard, Barton W645 FUM 2000 Volvo B10M, National Holidays 405 MDV 2006 Volvo B7TL Wright, G H Watts W645 FUM 2000 Volvo B10M, National Holidays In Service Saturday 18th May - Subject to availability on the day KLB 596 1950 AEC RM, Browns Blue -London Transport FJF 193 1950 Leyland PD2 Leicester City Transport HWV 294 1952 Bristol KSW Wilts & Dorset OVB 345 1954 Trojan Napier Aircraft Company TBC 163 1958 Leyland PD3 Leicester City Transport TBC 164 1958 Leyland PD3 Leicester City Transport 805 EVT 1960 AEC Reliance Potteries Motor Traction WLT 655 1961 AEC Routemaster Confidence Bu 217 AJF 1961 AEC Bridgemaster Leicester City Transport 5185 HA 1963 Leyland Leopard Midland Red 433 MDT 1963 Leyland Tiger Cub Doncaster Corporation 90 HBC 1964 Leyland PD3 Leicester City Transport DBC 190C 1965 AEC Renown Leicester City Transport FJF 40D 1966 AEC Renown Leicester City Transport JVV 267G 1968 Daimler CVG6 Northampton Transport PHA 505G 1968 BMMO S22 Midland Red RHA 919G 1968 BMMO S23 Midland Red ARY 225K 1972 Scania BR111MH Leicester City Transport BJF 999K 1972 AEC Reliance Straws JHA 227L 1973 Leyland Leopard Midland Red ACT 540L 1973 Leyland Atlantean Delaine UFX 360L 1973 Bedford VAL Ron W Dew & Son GJF 301N 1975 Scania Metropolitan Leicester City Transport OJD 858R 1977 Leyland National Chase Bus TBC 50X 1982 Dennis Dominator Leicester City Transport FUT 240V 1980 Dennis Dominator Leicester Citybus EAP 984V 1980 Bristol VR Midland Fox/Southdown EEH 902Y 1983 Leyland Olympian Midland Red G918 LHA 1989 Leyland Olympian Midland Red TBC 50X 1981 Dennis Dominator Leicester City Transport EKA 220Y 1982 Leyland Tiger/Duple, Merseyside PTE D113 GHY 1987 Volvo B10M, Badgerline YXI 6327 (F741 ENE) 1988 Volvo B10M/Van Hool, ex Shearings - Peelings Coaches MUI 7939 199X Volvo Olympian, Orbit Coaches TRY 122H 1969 Bristol RELL6L

Leave it to good ol' Dale to show us "ludicrous" camera angles 😊 Hope all's well with you there, old friend 😊

What was the last time they ran on the metro

507018 always has and always will be my favourite 507

A brilliant video, much enjoyed and much appreciated. 😊😊😊

Sitting In the front left seat on the 400 to the airport or the 184 to Uppermill. Classic.

i saw this on the 590 service a few times Rochdale to Halifax can just image this if still in PSV use been used to Huddersfield on the 184 service

1:42:39 Ignore me awkwardly bimbling past you there! 🤣

I remember these buses and exact livery when I used to catch the 427 into Oldham in the late 90's early 00's 👌🏼Either a Leyland Olympian, Atlantean or an MCW Metrobus 🙂

Great video mate

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/preserve-a-class-507-emu please consider donating to hopefully secure a home for 507 001 after retirement from service

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/preserve-a-class-507-emu please consider donating to hopefully secure a home for 507 001 after retirement from service

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/preserve-a-class-507-emu please consider donating to hopefully secure a home for 507 001 after retirement from service

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/preserve-a-class-507-emu please consider donating to hopefully secure a home for 507 001 after retirement from service

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/preserve-a-class-507-emu please consider donating to hopefully secure a home for 507 001 after retirement from service

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/preserve-a-class-507-emu please consider donating to hopefully secure a home for 507 001 after retirement from service

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/preserve-a-class-507-emu please consider donating to hopefully secure a home for 507 001 after retirement from service

www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/preserve-a-class-507-emu please consider donating to hopefully secure a home for 507 001 after retirement from service

A great video . I'll miss the 507,608,s.I haven't made my mind up regards the 777,s just yet. But the pep,s had character. 😊😊😊

Brings back memories for me riding on GM Buses in the 90's. That distinctive Metrobus gearbox whining noise as it changes down when coming to a stop 🙂

That sound brings so many memory's loved the sound so much

...and the timestamps are off!!!... 0:00:01 - Inbound to Liverpool the Edge Hill 60 posse are 021 and 087 today 0:00:24 - 507 029 departs for New Brighton then 007 turns up on a West Kirby train! We nip to Central and see some 777 departures, with one terminating at Rock Ferry 0:06:27 - Obeying the sign we first see 507 033/003 leave for Ormskirk then 507 023/021 arrive. A surprise is 777 142 departing for Southport! We join 507 021 up to Kirkdale 0:11:23 - 507 city at Kirkdale. 021/023 depart north and 015/010 arrive south. The last chance to capture scenes like this unfortunately so make the most. Next in northbound is 507 028/017 so join 017 up to Orrell Park 0:17:35 - The next southbound, and 5th set out is "big blue" 507 001 with 014. We pick 014 to journey down to Sandhills. The train reverses here due to running late so I now join the 001 end (check out the full empty coach at this point!) alighting at Old Roan 0:27:04 - 014/001 head to Ormskirk with 017/028 returning to Liverpool. Next southbound is 015/010 with 033/003 crossing us here, again a scene soon to disappear 😞. We elect for 010 and hop to Aintree to see ppl preps well in hand with some groovy Merseyrail ads on show too 0:32:56 - Fittingly its "Red Rum" 021wih 023 in next so head to Maghull at the 023 end before swapping for 033 (trailing 003 - loving all these 6-cars!) back to Kirkdale 0:45:38 - Some Kirkdale happenings now with an 8 car 777 heading out to form an Aintree shuttle whilst 777 002 has a spruce up in the carriage wash. 014/001 head back north, 023/021 south and a Headbolt guest stars too. Another 777 twin takes race goers to Aintree 0:52:31 - 033/003 are Ormskirk bound, we join 017/028 back to Sandhills. 021/023 are seen then it's 777 142 that arrives so take advantage of the rarity and charging facilites onboard! 507 011 looks very forlorn in the carriage sidings (will it carry passengers again?) 0:58:13 - Back underground and after a 6 car vacates Central we cut to Hamilton Square for the dodgy camera angle segment. We then partake in 507 029 to Wallasey Village with 016 just visible in Birkenhead North shed. Some 777 rooftops depart North then 507 007 appears so we head to West Kirby. Don't blink or you'll miss the 230 leaving Bidston on the return 1:15:24 - More departing rooftops then extra dodgy camera angles at Moorfields. We now join 507 028 out to Kirkdale 1:21:34 - A shuttle set heads out from Kirkdale to pick up the crowds at Aintree with a flyby for good measure. Some other general scenes (note some shuttles displaying "Grand National") then onto 015 up to Maghull North complete with irritating passengers. A quick hop back to Maghull with 017 follows 1:31:45 - Onto 014 again to eventually make Ormskirk! Town Green/Aughton Park were being served by alternate trains so we miss one out. We see a Northern 150 connecting for Preston then we're back onto 014 for the next southbound, and what an experience that will be! 1:45:38 - Old Roan looks peaceful enough but then its Aintree. At 6pm. WEDGE EXPRESS! We get them all on then head to the city (including someones head apparently). 1:51:17 - time to join 003 (all 12 out had for haulage now!) to eventually arrive at Kirkdale with some more general views including a circling sightseeing plane 1:59:15 - Red Rum 021, attending it's last National chase with 023 perform a lovely sparky Ormskirk bound departure before 015/010 arrive to end our day (always did get a number 10 home!). A slightly different Edge Hill posse of 66 743 (in Royal Scotsman livery) and 69 002 close the video at dusk!

Great video

My vote is Version 1.

A fantastic video, Thank you 😊😊😊

Grear video keep it up

UNITS NOTED ON 5TH MARCH 2024 CHESTER SERVICES:- 777 006, 015, 016, 019, 022, 025 ELLESMERE PORT SERVICES:- 777 001, 024 NEW BRIGHTON SERVICES:- 507 021, 028, 029 WEST KIRBY SERVICES:- 507 018 / 777 004, 008, 013, 026 SOUTHPORT/HUNTS X SERVICES:- 507 003, 007, 016, 020, 030, 033 / 777 005, 027, 028, 030, 031, 034 KIRKBY SERVICES:- 777 142, 150 ORMSKIRK SERVICES:- 507 010 / 777 007, 009, 018, 023, 140 MISCELLANEOUS:- 150 125 (Wigan-Liverpool), 507 031 (New Brighton sidings), 507 002 (ECS Hamilton Square), 507 017 / 777 013 (Birkenhead North depot), 507 014 (ECS James Street), 777 003, 011 (8 car testing, Freshfield), MPV unit (Freshfield) 507 002 last run to BN, withdrawn 4th March 507 020 and 507 031 subsequently withdrawn 12th March 507 030 withdrawn at Southport 5th March after arriving on 16.41 ex Hunts X (working seen at Freshfield)

Nice video my favourite station is hamilton square and my favourite platform 3 and i like the trains coming out of the tunnel arriving in

A very interesting video, thank you for you for uploading this video 😊😊

A great video.Thank you for uploading this 😊😊

Good to know you're kicking, pally 🙂 Wish you'd say a bit on these videos and let us see you though! Maybe at the end of the next one 😊

Some thoughts about the old versus new debate. It's getting quite de rigeur at this point in proceedings to indulge in some 777 hate-bashing but I really don't want to join in - I can't say that I hate them, just that they leave no impression on me whatsoever. The enthusiast in me willl never rate them like their predecessors but that is as much for the nostalgic and treasured memories I have of days spent on Merseyrail, particularly with my Gran going off on tonnes of Summer Saveaway/Zone Ticket adventures. It was a cheap day out for her, and I was fascinated by Liverpools own "London Underground" and the trains that operated it. Plus all the different bus types that we encountered on all those very handy circular services that you could go and get on just before the evening peak restrictions started at 4 and get back off in town at around twenty to 6 and head off to Wimpys. The units themselves I did think were simply fantastic (especially the ones that went ticka-ticka-ticka like the 304s, had mysterious blanked off door panels and plunged you into semi darkness whenever you went over a current gap!) but they were of a basic design that is now quite outdated. They were built well, and their longevity has proved that to all but they are certainly not modern. Wifi, charging points and easy access are not just expected but in daily use virtually everywhere else on the UK rail network and the people of Merseyside deserve to have all those perks just like anywhere else. The new trains are just that...new. These days that means complicated electronics, safety systems and much else. Yes, their introduction has been somewhat prolonged, for several reasons, but once they...eventually..... settle down (and they are beginning to do that now) they will become perfectly acceptable, stylish units forthe people of Liverpool and its environs. I'd certainly take one over a 331 any day. The thing that will take a long time to win me, and many enthusiasts over, is the lack of CHARACTER. That is what the old guard had in spades and they'll be a difficult act to follow (I'm sure there are many out there who said exactly the same things about the 502/503s being withdrawn and their replacement with our beloved 507s and 508s!). The worst thing a train can have is no character and sadly very little "modern" stock does (honourable exceptions being the quite frankly MYLORDS class 68s!) So there's no hatred towards 777s from me, but there's no attachment to them either. There's definitely some quirks to them and maybe over time that will develop into a following. I'll believe it when I see it, however.

And now this too has gone for scraps

UNITS SEEN ON 4TH JANUARY: Chester services - 777 003/006/013/023/030 Ellesmere Port Services - -507 032, 777 007/019 New Brighton Services - 507 016/023/029 777 036 West Kirby Services - 777 010/014/015/020/028 Southport/Hunts X Services - 507 001/002/007/011/014/015/017/018, 508 104, 777 016 Kirkby Services - 777 146/148/152 Ormskirk Services - 777 004/012/017/026/031 Miscellaneous - 507 003, 508 108, 777 014, 507 001 (Birkenhead North Depot), 508 114 (James Street ecs) 507 004, 777 011, 777 021 (Southport sidings/wall sidings)

Now this was the oldest one left when I worked there, and was a star performer! And listen out there folks, its fully automatic, changing gear without a 3 month pause!

Good to see you're still enjoying the rails after all these years. They should make you the UK's Honorary Rail Ambassador 🙂