Nebukan
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The 66 222 passes Ouges (Near Dijon) for Gevrey-Chambertin yard switching. (I hope you understand what I mean, because I'm not sure about "yard switching" translation)
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Class 66 in France
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adamp
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Is that one of our sheds in france?
Dennis
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Yes. Do you want it to come back?
Nebukan
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The "French" class 66 have been modified, because the brake system did not respect RFF rules.
Today, a new type of class 66, build for France, starts working on the railways. They are called Class 77 but they aren't electrical as the real ones.
Today, a new type of class 66, build for France, starts working on the railways. They are called Class 77 but they aren't electrical as the real ones.
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