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Manchester77

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Has anyone been on 142039 recently, I travelled aboard it on Thursday and one half was shut off with water pouring into it. I was wondering if anyone's seen it in service recently or if it's been confined to Newton Heath for a few days while it's fixed?
 
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hacman

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It was in service on Friday in the Manchester area, so not confined to depot.

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Rest assured NH will do their best to resume normal service and have both halves leaking asap.
 
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apparently the radiator located in the heat exchanger pod had been defective thus causing the leakage. A new one was fitted and the unit was running about in tandem with 142052 on Friday afternoon out of Piccadilly
 

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The 156 I had this morning suffered from a serious leak in the cab during a tropical downpour......and that was with the windows closed as well.
 

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A 144 (023 in fact) was letting on water quicker than a sinking ship yesterday morning...it was coming out of gaps in the wall panels, parts of the roof, the bellows between coaches and the back cab was quickly turning into a lake!
 

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A 144 (023 in fact) was letting on water quicker than a sinking ship yesterday morning...it was coming out of gaps in the wall panels, parts of the roof, the bellows between coaches and the back cab was quickly turning into a lake!

That poor unit hasn't had a smooth couple of months! It caught fire a few months ago!
 

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It's not only Northern units (nor only pacers) that suffer from leaks- I had a 314 yesterday (Sat) evening from Central to Paisley Gilmour Street which had a couple of places at the inner-end of one of the driving cars where drips were coming in. A couple of people had inventively placed empty cardboard coffee cups beneath the leaks!
 
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