Two 153's coupling at Lancaster, or do they?!

Two 153's coupling at Lancaster where the 1st go is a failure

[@Jeagles]

Drivers conduct a 'pull away test' for this very reason

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

0:38 that’s not connecting I didn’t hear the clicking sound

[@VisitingPiddlyStations]

Thanks for your constructive comments.......

[@chris-ryan]

I thought they are supposed to visually inspect the couplers after a failed pull away test?
Also when you couple two 153's they should thus be called a 306 imo 😁

[@mudchute4dlr]

No?

[@khmcc5556]

The camera does cut, this is probably when they did the visual check

[@bluecharlie23stuff26]

Lol, if you couple 2 153’s it looks like a 156

[@VisitingPiddlyStations]

Unit numbers are at the start of the video.

[@VisitingPiddlyStations]

No, its the coupler which is below the gangways that keep them together, but i see what you mean.

[@claudiupinti1]

I Think The Train Terminate Here

[@DieselDudeRailway]

Great video.

[@VisitingPiddlyStations]

No, there is 2!
Both units are 153's

[@mocyoung]

Apart from the rivets.

[@TheIntercityhst]

is it me or does that 153 on the right look like a 150 somewhat or is it just me

[@ax2bxc]

TheIntercityhst
Both class 150s and 153s are part of the Sprinter family

[@dmc1200]

I wonder why they coupled up two 153s, why not just use a 156 and save the bother of coupling the units?

[@samcoppack9012]

A 156 may not have been available at the time or a lack of crew that are trained to drive 156's

[@tchnofile]

cool video!

[@VisitingPiddlyStations]

Hehe yeah he was a it "delicate" with it!

[@hughthatlovestrains]

why are you opening of another units from a different company but she is I don't know but seeing the northern class something

[@o.m.b.demolitionenterprise5398]

what?

[@Keegz2k7]

153363 is arriva trains wales.

[@khmcc5556]

I think its first great western

[@DingoWoof]

Because there isn't always a 156 that can be used.

[@TrainBusJaguar]

HAHA lol!