Just a curiosity as I've seen 37418 working lots of non-test services. All sources suggest its on long term lease to Colas, but I've seen it working all but test trains lately.
Does anyone know of its current deployment?
Many thanks for the replies. On the subject of LORAM, do they have any other locos in their fleet or is it just tampers?
37418 was at the RTC earlier. Looks like it is coupled to 'Caroline'.Just a curiosity as I've seen 37418 working lots of non-test services. All sources suggest its on long term lease to Colas, but I've seen it working all but test trains lately.
Does anyone know of its current deployment?
It’s the regular loco for Caroline, since LORAM got the contract to operate it.37418 was at the RTC earlier. Looks like it is coupled to 'Caroline'.
It’s the regular loco for Caroline, since LORAM got the contract to operate it.
As well as ‘Caroline’ they also operate Network Rail’s Track Recording Unit (950001) and switch and crossing inspection MPV (DR98008). They also carry out some wagon moves connected to their contract to rebody a number of Network Rail side-tipping ballast wagons with non-tipping bodies, as well as various ad-hoc movements; an example being moving a rake of preserved tank wagons from Gascoigne Wood sidings to the Dean Forest Railway with 37418 last week.Out of interest, what other operations lie with LORAM and do they operate any further locomotives?
Information around their mainline operations seems to be quite hard to come by.
Just a curiosity as I've seen 37418 working lots of non-test services. All sources suggest its on long term lease to Colas, but I've seen it working all but test trains lately.
Does anyone know of its current deployment?
Thread reopened to allow @ExRes to provide an update.
Do you have a link? I don't find it via an image search on.my browser. ThanksPhoto on Flickr... !
Do you have a link? I don't find it via an image search on.my browser. Thanks
Do you have a link? I don't find it via an image search on.my browser. Thanks
My Google browser had a "shocking livery filter" applied.There are loads of pictures on Flickr simply by putting '37418' into the search box and on The Rail Scene facebook page, just follow the trail of the 'disgusted of Tunbridge Wells' comments![]()
My 1980s teen me, spent a lot of time behind themWhatever the livery, it sounds just as swsweet.