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Industrial Narrow Gauge around Europe
Leaves on the line
On the Springfield Agricultural Railway, clearing the leaves off the rails in December 2023 prior to moving a few supplies of horse feed and fencing.
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Lindow Moss 1992
Просмотров 1968 месяцев назад
Lindow Moss, Wilmslow, Manchester. The company was originally called Middlebrook Mushrooms then finally Wilmslow Peat Farm. In June 1992, it was one of the first true industrial narrow gauge railways that I had filmed. Sadly the Hi8 video equipment in those days for the enthusiastic amateur was woefully inadequate. The 2ft gauge railway trundled on for another 8 years after this before finally ...
Springfield Agricultural Railway - Diema DS12
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.3 года назад
With the cold weather and frosts in 2021 right into late spring, because of the water cooled engine, the Diema was not prepared for use until the end of May. Once the loco was given a clean-up and the radiator was filled, it was taken for it's first test run halfway along the line. It's always pleasing to hear the sound of the original single cylinder engine in the loco.
Templeuve Brickworks in the mist
Просмотров 4124 года назад
Templeuve Brickworks filmed in February 1996 in the mist. Ruston locos No.20 and No25 in use. This 600mm gauge railway had creased working when revisied in 2001. Further video of this railway can be seen on the DVD 'Across the Channel' available at www.ingr.co.uk.
Brunner Mond Crystal Plant narrow gauge railway
Просмотров 5354 года назад
Footage taken on the 28th February 1994 of the Brunner Mond Crystal Plant in Winnginton Cheshire. This shows the remaining part of the 2ft 6ins gauge railway that transported the crystal from the crystallising tanks to elevators. In 1994, there were two Wingrove and Rogers battery electric locos working. Contrctors were employed to come in and break up the crystal in the tanks with pneumatic dr...
Torfgesellsschaft Essern Peatworks. Filmed in 1996.
Просмотров 1 тыс.5 лет назад
The 600mm gauge peat works railway located just outside the small village of Essern, Germany, closed in approx 2001. Since then a preserved operation has operated on most of the route. This video was taken in June 1996 when it was still in industrial operation. It was a delightful roadside railway in a rural location.
Rühlermoor 2016
Просмотров 7486 лет назад
Rühlermoor in May 2016 with the large 900mm gauge ExxonMobil Schöma locos working with the mobile pump wagons and the hot water tanker wagons to perform maintenance on the oil pipes in the oil field. Details of the complex 900mm gauge network at Rühlermoor are now available on a DVD (Narrow Gauge at Work. Number 39). For stills from the DVD and details of how to purchase, please go to; www.ingr...
Dinorwic quarries in 1992
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.8 лет назад
The second longer video looking at the remains of the quarries in 1992. The quality is a little better than the 1991 video, and as it was October, the weather was a little kinder.
Dinorwic Quarries in 1991
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.8 лет назад
The first of two Dinorwic videos. A trip around the disused workings at Dinorwic Quarries. Not great quality, but it was 1991! The weather was, as you would expect for Llanberis in December, pretty bad, so apologies for the wind noise.
Burgwall Sandpits at Zehdenick, Germany.
Просмотров 10 тыс.9 лет назад
Video taken in 1997, within a year of closure of the line. This route was the last section of a network of narrow gauge railways in the area which covered 3 different narrow gauges. The LKM V10C locos used to pull trains of up to 50 skips. At this time there were 3 V10C locos in working order and one NS3 used for shunting at the sand pits. Further footage of this railway and other ex-DDR indust...
Springfield Agricultural Railway 2013
Просмотров 8 тыс.10 лет назад
Emptying more wagons of horse manure in early 2013. If interested, there is now a DVD available of this of this railway which can be ordered on line via Paypal: www.ingr.co.uk/vids_skipshorses2.html
Ardoisieres D'Angers; 600mm railway at Trélazé, France.
Просмотров 27 тыс.11 лет назад
The firm of Ardoisieres D'Angers had a number of slate mines around Angers. By August 1995 when this video was taken, this railway was the last in operation. It closed shortly after these scenes were taken and a northern road bypass around Trélazé cut the trackbed of the railway in two. Further scenes from this railway and many other industrial narrow gauge railways can be seen on the DVD; 20 Y...
Wagonmaster at work on the Coolnamona Peat Works in Ireland
Просмотров 12 тыс.12 лет назад
One of the Wagonmaster Hunslet locos built for the 3ft gauge peat systems of Bord na Mona, seen here in April 2004 working on very poor trackwork. This and many other industrial railways from a variety of European countries can be seen on the DVD; '20 Years in Search of Narrow Gauge'. Details and stills from the DVD can be found at; www.ingr.co.uk/vids_dig33.html
Springfield Agricultural Railway, W&R Battery loco
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.12 лет назад
In February 2012, the W&R battery loco returns after emptying 2 wagons of horse manure. There is now a DVD available that covers the construction and early years of this railway. Details and still from the production can be found here; www.ingr.co.uk/vids_skipshorses1.html
gniezno freight.wmv
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.13 лет назад
In 1993, daily freight trains between Gniezno and Powidz on the 750mm Kujawy system in Poland were still hauled by the PX48 steam locos. A train of 2 coal wagons is seen leaving Gniezno. This is a clip from the DVD Narrow Gauge at Work No.32: 'Farewell to the Kujawy'. Stills from the DVD and details to order via Paypal can be found at; www.ingr.co.uk/vids_dig32.html
Forest of Dean coal mine: Haywood Drift
Просмотров 21 тыс.13 лет назад
Forest of Dean coal mine: Haywood Drift
No.10 Moës diesel loco firing up after 20 years out of use
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.14 лет назад
No.10 Moës diesel loco firing up after 20 years out of use
St Nicklaas Brickworks Belgium. Industrial narrow gauge railway
Просмотров 21 тыс.14 лет назад
St Nicklaas Brickworks Belgium. Industrial narrow gauge railway
Bonjour, superbe découverte au travers de votre vidéo, merci! J'aurais passé des heures à regarder évoluer ce petit train et les 2 pelles Poclain qui le chargeaient. Je suppose que tout ceci a disparu, hélas. Bonne journée !
Yes, it has all gone. The brickworks is still there, but road vehicles now transporting the clay. See Google maps where the line used to cross the road: www.google.com/maps/@50.521554,3.1484525,3a,75y,250.85h,66.44t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sVTQUUXktCBUGfh0JlihmeA!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D23.555215147609076%26panoid%3DVTQUUXktCBUGfh0JlihmeA%26yaw%3D250.8479252426362!7i16384!8i8192?authuser=0&coh=205410&entry=ttu
@@thomskutube Thanks a lot !
Fantastic video, we are currently re-building 2 of the wagons for an event this weekend
Wow I have 0 gauge 3 / half and 5 gauge but no lister 2 ft Gauge . how long is the track .......
The track is around 0.5km long. Steve
Verry great. Best regards from germany. Jens
Ce réseau est-il toujours actif ? Meilleurs Vœux pour 2024 🎉🤗
Philip, the railway closed down shortly after this film was taken in the mid 1990s. Steve
@@thomskutube OK, thank you 🥴
Ce "réseau" est-il encore actif ? Bonne et heureuse année 2024☃️
Hi Philip, happy new year. Sadly the railway closed down a long time ago about 2002. Steve
@@thomskutube Thank you, happy 2024😉
it looks a bit different there now
Wonderful!
One of the best field railway videos I've seen! 👍
truly a classic
Orenstein & Koppel or Decauville equipment seems to be the heritage of the equipment.
Wouldn’t a tractor and trailer be easier?🥴
We actually now have a couple of hetitage tractors, but if we used them through the wet winter months for moving the muck back and forwards on a trailer, then it would make a real mess of the fields. This way there is no impact at all.
It seems to run very smooth! I’ve operated its little brother at a museum as a kid, I think it was a DL6. It had a gear lever instead of a wheel and going from 2nd to 3rd gear was pretty tough. You really had to listen to the engine and the gearbox to get it right… But this thing seems to operate much smoother, it looks great and it sounds awesome!
Hello! Could you tell me, how this train works? I mean, the big wheel controls the gearbox, and it have [N, 1, 2, 3] speeds. But what is the control you switch at 0:59? There is a label on the gearbox is " Z<->V ". What you switch at 3:40? I would like to know these, because I working on a PC game and I would like to create a train similar to Diema DS 12. I hope you could answer my questions and thank you! Have a nice day!
Gbrlk - the lever thrown at 0:59 is the direction lever, either forward or back (Vorwart oder Zuruck). The weighted lever on the back of the cab puts on the brakes. Hope that helps. Steve
@@thomskutube Thank you! It helps!
0:34 I'm sure this locomotive is battery electric
Good view and nice transportation of goods 👍
Ce sont précisément les carrières des Fresnaies, avec des vues du puits n° 25. Mon oncle y était machiniste (machine du puits). Merci pour ces vues, avec le célèbre passage à niveau. Tout ceci est à mettre au rang des souvenirs !
Amazing document
Quite spiffing.
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I know the wagons were empty but hauling so many. That's one hell of aa powerful loco
There are no empty wagons around 4:43.
Amazing.
I wouldn't be surprised if this was the former GDR, but Vechta is located in the West Germany!
Most interesting. Thanks very much.
I’m a mine explorer
Amazing !!!!!!
Thank you for this. It is certainly different than the way Exxon does things in the oilfields of North Dakota!
What exactly did they used to mine here? Crystals? The little battery locomotive is cute.
They would evaporate water from a slurry to make crystals in big steel pans, then the chunks would be processed. The trucks would be tipped in to an elevator that would take the crystals to the top of the grading plant.
A Plymouth! That’s one of our boys!
No comments? Well, I thank you sir, for recording this bit of history for me to enjoy! I would hope a club or some other organization continues to use the railway and equipment for preservation and entertainment. I hope they didn’t just rip up the rails for a bit of scrap money, like they do here in the States.
Amazing footage, good too see the cutting room before the equipment fell down. Looks so peaceful in the footage
I used to be the electrician from bicarb plant that would repair the equipment in this area, it brings back happy memories to see the old place, sadly long gone.
Why can't the country class this as an historic place and bring it back to life..just look at what income and jobs for local businesses this would provide..to much money being spent in the big city and nothing about history
That's what frightens the elites the most, our history, who we are and what we've done. They want us depressed on welfare of low paying jobs. Pride of nation is now racist, Not patriotic. That's what they teach and when we're gone so will our history.
We were there last week. Australia level was so fascinating!
:)
Tja. Lang isses her das auch bei mir im Heimat Ort Ns3d Maschinen im Einsatz standen. 1984 im Dezember fuhr die letzte von einstmals 15 Loks dieser Baureihe. Danke fürs einstellen. Gruss Gerd. 👍
Neat little railway. I would be interested in a modeler's photo essay/walkaround of the W&R battery loco, showing all the various details. Plus some photos with a known size reference for scaling purposes. Just a thought...
Neat little railway. I would be interested in a modeler's photo essay/walkaround of the W&R battery loco, showing all the various details. Plus some photos with a known size reference for scaling purposes. Just a thought...
this is an exceptional achievement. we have a farm and i have often thought about trying to build a narrow gauge railway. however, we also have a quad bike. would you say a narrow gauge railway such as yours possesses any advantages over a quad bike? thank you.
There are issues with both . A quad bike will pull a smaller load and is more flexible in the short term however in the winter and over wet ground the railway will be less damaging and less likely to get bogged in mud as long as the rails are kept clean and the ballast is good . The railway excels at heavy loads and an elevated section near the heap would allow tippling of the wagons . An interesting area to look at is the monorail which was developed a few years ago for site and agricultural use . Though I haven't seen one in a while
These points are quite typical on these lightly laid peat tracks as they are moved so often . The sanding happens because the ovens cannot keep the sand dry enough to stop blocking the sanders so its as easy to use a bucket . At least then you get sand . These trains are often suprisingly heavy
So cute train
Que buena locomotora .cuanto costaria una de esas hermosa locimotora???
2:49 That one man sanding is impressive!
Beaux souvenirs...
Have been up there, Amazing to see the buildings and equipment just abandoned.
Excellent footage...thanks for posting!! I went for a look around 5 years ago....interesting to see how it looked a couple of decades earlier.
Nice catch
First time i whave ever seen a track clamped on top of another section of track to make a turnout.
Quote common on light railways in Germany during the 1920ies. No moving parts = cheaper and labour force to remove it when the otheer track should be used was cheap too.
Sanding at 2.55 seems they used sand for traction for a long time Why? Track is invisible! That's why😉😂
Interesting narrow gauge. Any chance of getting video of the workers doing their daily task using the trains ? Exxon might frown on such video footage. Another interesting narrow gauge is in Germany working around a Hospital . I can think of only one narrow gauge working railroad in the US. In upstate South Carolina Palmetto Brick is the only one I am aware of. Thank you for sharing.
Well, this is a first! A video that can truly be called horses**t without any intention to cause offence! Many thanks nice to see old locos stayin' alive.