Double headed Garratts on W44 Zinc concentrate.

W44 ore train represented the first use of double headed Garratts in NSW and created much excitement among railfans when introduced in 1961. This is a segment from the "Days of Steam" DVD.

[@user-en2tl2fw1c]

Fantastic film, thankyou. I've bought two HO Garretts and matching ore wagons to emulate this icon.

[@fredtedstedman]

the beats of the two garretts are amazing to listen to .Wales UK

[@robertcameron2808]

We had several ad60 at Enfield I remember working to glenlee and Rozelle and on the north out of Gosford to broadmeadow excellent video keep up the good work

[@Garrett_Thompson]

I remember watching this on here like 10 years ago. So happy I finally found it!

[@richardcurry4912]

Stupendous.

[@gazzas123]

as a child I would watch these trains go through Bathurst as I lived near the railway.

[@nigelmitchell351]

My God, what a cab ride.!!!

[@brendanwilliams7291]

Great stuff, could someone please put up the whole video one day please?

[@brendanwilliams7291]

Great stuff, what are the two poles poking up from the water tender on the AD60 class Garratts for?

[@michaelnaisbitt1639]

That’s a lot of steam power at work here

[@BelbinVideo]

Very heavy train, Michael, over 100 tons of zinc concentrate and steep grades Molong to Orange.

[@michaelnaisbitt1639]

BelbinVideo I really look forward to your videos. Thanks for the uploads. 🚂🚂🚂😁

[@steam4eva]

@@BelbinVideo You meant to say 1000 tons didn't you?

[@percyengineproductions061]

1:38 what r they saying?

[@percyengineproductions061]

@StuckInGear sounds like theyre saying "pamper it up"