Four 20's and a Tube Train (pics)

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Four 20's and a Tube Train (pics)

Post by carlwestwood »

Hi all;
A rather noteable movement took place today with the use of HNRC 20142, 20189, 20901 and 20905.
The locos were used on 8X09 11:42 Asfordby Test Centre - Amersham London Underground Stock Drag.

Seen here are 20905/901 leading away near Kirby Bellars
http://cw-railpic.fpic.co.uk/p64668442.html

20189/142 on the rear
http://cw-railpic.fpic.co.uk/p64668434.html

Also the massive shunt procedure at the test centre itself
http://cw-railpic.fpic.co.uk/p64668435.html

Many more images in the same collection.
Feel free to comment as always.

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Re: Four 20's and a Tube Train (pics)

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Would I be right that the carriage that looks similar to an oil carriage be a match-truck, ie: different couplers on each end? (I can only open the first picture)
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Yes, more commonly called a barrier vehicle. I think the S Stock have an updated version of the Wedgelock coupler to allow them to be pushed out by other types of Underground stock.

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I managed to get them at Dorridge just south of Birmingham. Fairly dark mind you!
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