Royal Scot 46100 turned on Pickering Turntable at North Yorkshire Moors Railway
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Filmed Sunday 18th February 2024
Royal Scot 46100 turned on Pickering Turntable at North Yorkshire Moors Railway prior to the 11am departure.
Loco was turned in readiness for its departure from the NYMR on Tuesday 20th so it is facing forward for the mainline beyond Battersby.
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Great video, especially the overhead view.
Looks like the drain in the bottom of the turntable pit needs a bit of clearing out. the pit is starting to look like a duckpond!
Excellent footage there Iain, especially the Pickering turntable shots
watching that, especially the overhead shots makes me wish I kept my trainset -awesome viewing!
I'm putting together a blog of my visit including my stills, could I use this video with the appropriate credit to whoever took it? It would be brilliant if I could.
It’s a pity there isn’t a turntable at Grosmont, or Whitby for that matter, then there would be no need to run the locos in reverse half the time.
That is true, although turntables take quite a while to excavate the table pit and to install the table
The run locomotive in reverse to stop tyre were
Is this drone footage with over dubbed audio? Great shots.
The overhead shot shows how they squeezed a lot, into a thin slice of land, on a bend.
Excellent footage as always.
Brilliant ! Thanks very much 👍
Those red light failed shows because didn’t take test on the road yet
Whoa, that was a good bit of shoehorning in!
The aerial shots (especially) were great, but where did you get the fifty-foot ladder from? (Kidding!)
Amazing that you can turn these heavy locos by pushing them! Q. What is the size of this turntable? thanks
55 feet, I think. It's long enough for an 9F but too short for an A4 to be turned without separating the tender
Is it me or was the headboard on back to front?
Yes. The train was Empty Coaching stick to Pickering. It was common practice in BR days to turn the headboard round when there were no passengers in the train this the crew followed the same principle. Lol
Those turnstiles years ago, were really ahead of their time. Other than the humans pushing them, I was really impressed with the design. Thanks for this days video. Cheers mates! 🇬🇧👍🙂🇺🇸
Why has that turntable got no drainage?
All that water will damage the workings.
That water needs draining out. It’s not going to do the bearing mechanism any good.
The best preserved railway in England by far
Hope they turn it before l
it leaves for a change
Excellent coverage Iain
Who thought Green was a better colour than LMS maroon?
I did the 100th view!