Cab Ride On A Class 142 Pacer Train At Midland Railway Butterley In The UK 4K UHD Full Journey
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2022
- Come and take a ride on what is one of the most known type of locomotive in the UK, a class 142 'pacer' train. Enjoy a full 4k cab ride in what is known as the Marmite of the loco world, you either love or you hate the pacers, either way we all have a memory of them!
Due to popular demand, this video is a remix of my initial video and is purely the entire journey from the cab. Enjoy watching the driver (Evan) run the pacer train up and down the fantastic Midland Railway Butterley. Set up as a fly on the wall CCTV style angle, you get to see what it takes to drive one of these stunning locos, and still enjoy the view out the window.
Midland Railway Butterley is based in Butterley, near Ripley in Derbyshire and is a 3 1/2 mile standard gauge line offering a number of attractions in one location. Butterley Station is the entrance to the Midland Railway - Butterley, where there is a large FREE car park. The station building is the main admission point and as you step through the doors into the Booking Hall you begin your journey back through time. Train tickets are available from the ticket window on the left and the souvenir shop is on your right. As you pass through the Booking Hall, you will find yourself on the station platform, from where you can begin to explore or head down the line to Swanwick Junction. On operational days there is plenty to explore and enjoy at the Swanwick Junction Museum Complex: West Shed Experience (Railway Museum), Demonstration Signal Box, Victorian Railwayman’s Church and Country Park are always open, plus there many other attractions for the whole family. Limited refreshments are available from Deeleys Tearoom and there is plenty of space for picnics.
www.midlandrailway-butterley....
Of course at Swanwick junction you can also (for a small extra charge) visit the amazing narrow gauge Golden Valley Light Railway. Trains run on most weekends and school holidays from April until October. The journey runs through the Country Park to a terminus which overlooks the restored canal basin and the entrance to Butterley Tunnel on the Cromford Canal.
You can use this line to explore the Country Park or simply enjoy a trip on this unusual train. Stock for this project has been collected from a variety of sources including local collieries, brick works, with some vehicles from as far away as Poland.
www.gvlr.org.uk/
This video features a class 142, unit 142011, which has been restored to its 1984 livery of Provincial Blue. 142011 was the 16th Class 142 to be preserved (in 2020). Its last home was at Newton Heath (Manchester) under Northern Rail before preservation and movement to the Midland Railway Butterley in June 2020. It entered preservation under its own power, driven in multiple with 142013 (and a third set which continued south for scrap) to their new home utilising their active mainline connection.
www.thetouristline.co.uk
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As someone who grew up in the Hull - Scarborough, line railbuses at 70mph on jointed track was like a fair ground ride.
I grew up in Rochdale, I have fond memories of getting the train back from Manchester slightly drunk (ok, very drunk) and it was an event to say the least!
Oh yes I remember it well
Northern 142s used to regularly go from Doncaster to Meadowhall, have many memories of the backache.
Most of my memories on them, I was drunk 🤢 never a good combo!
These units outlasted many of the old dmu heritage ones in service life. They had very solid underframes and strong bar couplings. I liked them, myself. A great video!
They just remind me of being drunk coming back from Manchester, but for all the right reasons! A true workhorse
Probably the best cab ride video on RUclips. One where you can see the track but most importantly what the driver is actually doing. It’s so lovely to watch. Lots more like this pleeeeeeeeease. They’re very much appreciated.
( would be even better to see more of the Speedo, brake gauges too etc.
Thank you so much !
Hi Gary, thank you for taking the time to comment. I am really proud of this video and it was thanks to the help of Midland Railway Butterley for being so accommodating.
I do hope to invest in a 3rd camera this year once the main summer season kicks off, this means I can use my older camera for a close up of dials, and keep the fancier more modern cameras for the main angles, scenery etc.
Sitting there the proud owner of the golden nugget licence something I always wanted to do, sadly never moved near enough to a depot and applied like 100 times lol I wouldn't wanna do it now anyways the train cabs are probably like sitting in a plastic box with hardly a window you can open.
I Miss those Pacer Railbuses when Northern and other train services doesn't have it anymore. :( In 2011 to 2020 I Use to go traveling on the Northern Class 142 from Workington to Carlisle & Carlisle to Newcastle with My Family and I really enjoyed it for ride on the Pacer Railbus cuz It feels like a Roller-coaster when it was bumpy but also I Travelled on the Class 144 Pacer from Manchester Victoria to Moston with My Mom for to see My Great Nanna and I See a Fridge Magnet and It has a Class 142 with Regional Railways Livery on it Back in Early 2012, So Anyways we'll miss all the pacers and we won't forget these pacers for our train memories. #Nostalgia
I used to live in Rochdale and commute to Manchester, they have a special place in my heart. I could tell you 1001 memories from the back on one. I am glad people are keeping them alive, yeah I admit heritage steam is a bit more glamorous but we need all our history preserved and at the minute these are cheap to run.
I’ve had many journeys on these from Colne to Preston/Blackpool. I really love these trains. The brake/flange squeal, the bouncing over points and jointed track, the noise of the engine. I do miss them. It was very bouncy in this video, the track quality must’ve been quite poor. As it usually is on heritage lines.
I am from Burnley, so I am very familiar with the line in question. It still has request stops where you put your hand out which is just amazing!
This line is good, probably one of the better heritage lines, the position of the camera didn't help. Of course on a pacer it will always be a bit bouncy though.
Nice video sir
Thank you very much 😁
Great video. Now The pacer will come to TSW4 so I can get a Bit of the feeling at home in Austria.
I haven't given any of the TS games a go, I have an xbox and feel like I should at least try one but I know it will no doubt be better on PC.
I know the Pacers got a bad rep but I honestly loved them 👌
They remind me of my first ever job, travelling from Rochdale into Manchester, and then hoping I don't be sick on the way home after a couple of cheeky pints after work.
I'm coming in peace, just looking for some 142 videos before new Blackpool route for Train Sim World 4 is released to get right feeling. I've never been to England, now the Pacers are gone...
Hi, this is the only 142 I have footage of (so far) but hopefully it helps you get a feel before TSW.
Only main difference between this and the one in TSW 4 is that instead of the Cummins LTA 10R with a Voith gearbox as featured on this. My guess is the one in TSW will be the original Leyland TL11 with the self changing gears as the route looks like it takes place in the mid to late 80s
Love these. Held uk up for over 30 years. Now all we have is unreliable rubbish class 195's
I couldn't agree more, an absolute hero of the loco world! I grew up in Rochdale and they will always remind me of my early jobs and commutes.
I was relieved when they replaced them on my local with 156s and 158s but honestly I kind of miss bouncing between Morpeth and Newcastle at 75mph 😂
I lived in Rochdale, so it was always coming back from Manchester after a full day at work and a full afternoon of drinking, always fun!
I used to travel on these between Shaw and Crompton Station and Manchester Victoria Station
I used to work in Rochdale and drink in Manchester, I have been drunk on far more of these than I care to admit 🤢😂
When I rode on them the bouncing used to put me sleep
Do miss the Pacers... they had character
They remind me of getting the train from Rochdale to Manchester to see an early girlfriend, then trying not to be sick on one on the way home 😂
I agree. Modern trains are so boring.
Im so said they replaced it with 150
I don't mind the 150 to be fair, but I can see why you are sad.
Not the most difficult of vehicles to operate, are they?
They are built for ease, that's why a lot of heritage railways are running them on quieter days
They were built for cheap running and maintenance. In terms of ease, give me any modern train on a black day compared to these.
Not exactly quick, is it?!
It's a heritage line, most are limited to 30mph
On the mainline when it was in service, it can hit 75mph, but because it's now operating on a heritage railway, it's only allowed to go 25mph unfortunately