Train Uncoupling
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
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In this video, we view a crucial part of train operation being the uncoupling of two 3 carriage trains. Typically this is done in train yards away from stations. However, we see this process being completed at Camberwell Station. Hope you enjoy the video!
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Great catch. Nice to see something that usually happens but in an unusual place. Another awesome video.
X'Trampoline
Great video as always!😁
he wants to watch too😊
funny story i had seen a bus that said luminator on the front desto board it was confusing but once i saw this i was very interested more than i was in the bus and the decoupling noise hurt my ears lmao keep up the good work straya trains
the decoupling barely makes any noise
oh it must have been the doors srry worded it wrong@@buzzygaming7667
Correction, it becomes THE set to run the Alamein shuttle of the evening.
That down train has its headlights wrong!
that train is cool but the PTV sign was not off
My biggest fear is the train uncoupling during transit 😬
Bro heard. 2tone horn for the first time😊
971m? Just a small mistake, and amazing how long this process takes!
971M led out of frame. And yes. It takes a while to test everything in the cab!
What station is that
Camberwell
That was an amazing capture! How did you come across this event? Is it possible to also see the Comeng, Siemens or HCMT coupling and uncoupling process?
Thanks! Yep but typically rest happens at a yard
Theres hardly a lot of HCMT couplings. They generally don’t need to, definitely not for regular service.
@@melbourneptfootageofficial Correct, HCMTs are often long enough
@@senorliamy17 Not often, always 🤣
@@melbourneptfootageofficial true
Is that for the Alimain shuttle? (Excuse the spelling)
Correct!
How rude and/or ignorant is that bloke who came and stood right in front of you when you were trying to film.
It was a driver doing his job. It was annoying that he did. But fair enough at the same time
Hey man how come your email isn’t working?
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What train is this?
X'Trapolis
@@StrayaTrains thx