Class 20 Lickey Incline Thrash - 12th April 2015
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- DRS Stalwarts 20308 & 20305 take us for a run up the infamous Lickey Incline from a standing start at Bromsgrove. We have a fair number of carriages in tow but we had to leave 37610 behind and have it follow us up ;)
It's almost ten whole minutes of solid "Chibble" thrash, if you want to check out the whole day's footage of the tour as well as our pass of the Nemesis Rail facility at Burton on Trent, the Bombadier Central Rivers Depot and our visit to Peak Rail at Matlock then check out the full "Dimple, Darley and Dale" video here;
• Dimple Darley and Dale...
This took some work to shoot as I had to share my window with Kev and required a lot of twisting, turning and leaning to keep the shot on target :)
Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more rail videos coming soon, also feel free to check out my "6219Extra" channel which is home to my "cutting room floor", "Four Foot" and "Extra Extra" videos. If you like aircraft then check out my Aviation Channel or failing that just drop by my website at www.phil6219.net - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Bet that cleaned all 8 cyliders out on each 20!! I remember when I was about 12, my Dad and I visited friends in Bromsgrove and Bob took us to the footpath at the summit by the cottages where the railings are and I had one of the thrills of my life watching the trains come up the bank some 53 years ago!!!!
They had a good thrashing before this but I'm sure this certainly blew away any cobwebs :) I've never been "on the ground" there but have many fond memories of window-hanging behind 47s thrashing up as I made a 3/4 weekly trip back home from Bristol :)
I have just discovered these train videos and they are absolutely wonderful. What an antidote to the trash and muck on most media!
Same here. Lovely to see the choppers giving it some up the bank 👍
Thank you :)
Class 20s: Bloody lovely:-)
Im reminded of my early days on the railway when I served as a secondman at Frodingham TMD, Scunthorpe. my 4th week of duty was working on the Gunhouse Banker - a single class 20.
I bet that was fun :)
Flawless performance!
Another winner.
Every time I went up the Lickey at was around 3.20am so didn't get to see anything. Nice scenery.
Great video and great sound. Most enjoyable.
Cheers mate, I enjoyed filming it ;)
Ah, the good old “Choppers”...
Gonna miss them when they're gone :(
Absolutely wonderful stuff! The 20s are some of the most hellfire sounding locos around!
Wish I could bash them like this :(
They sure are, it's such a shame there aren't more knocking around any more :/
@@Phil6219 2 x 20 is nice. You will have to go to the Baltics or Russia now. The old Soviet locos make an earthquake as the go by, and often masses of black smoke. There are a lot of videos on YT.
czcams.com/video/_i7D6zRCgds/video.html
@@physiocrat7143 I'm sorry for the late reply, your message got lost due to the way YT works. Believe me, the former CCCP is on my list of places to visit :)
@@Phil6219 Hurry up they might not be around much longer. You can see them in Latvia too.
Class 37s sound better
Fantastic !!! 👍
Cheers mate!
Naughty sounds coming from them!
Indeed :)
Fair play to the sisters for attacking lickey!
Impressive machines, they didn't put a foot wrong all day.
@@Phil6219 fair play!
Good old engines those :)
They sure are mate :)
Great video ! Interesting seeing the sidings at the top , Guess they’re used for recessing helper locomotives? , good stuff , the class 20s sound good attacking the incline 👍
Thanks :) Yes, that would be where the banking locomotives would move into after dropping off the back of whatever they were shoving then afterward they could head back down ready for the next one. The 20s had a good workout that day :)
beltin buddy
Cheers Sean!
Hellfire thrash 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Cheers :)
Pure Grunt..😤
how long is the lickey from the bottom to the top?
About a mile and a half on either side.
At 6m45s....what a good perent they are,.... children on or about the line side....railway side of gate sat in the cess.....waving! it's a bloody railway for gods sake trains whoosh down hill at 80mph...stay public side of gate...ARSE
that is parents for you, plan 1, kids and parents on this side of the railway, one kid gets excited, runs forward as a train is coming down the likely, kid nowhere to be seen after train went by, plan 2, kids and parents on other side of the railway, kid runs forward, runs into the fence as train is coming down the likely, kid still there after train went by.
police were called to the the area after complaints from driver on the likely about people on this side of the railway, officer had been speaking to some of the parents with kids, one dad said, i was on this side of the railway, myself and my 2 kids are at a safe distance from the track, kid says to officer, my dad said it was ok to be on this side of the railway, dad was arrested and fined.
bad spelling from me, should be Lickey, not likely.
It's about time a few £1000 fines were handed out, there are enough signs around that say not to trespass!! And the fences are there for a reason, bet they wouldn't trespass a field that said it had a bull in it!!!.
And of cause none of us ventured on to the railway back in the day as kids.....🤔
They sound great but these locos I hated the most as they were so bloody uncomfortable, bloody awful locos to spend even half an hour on let alone a 13 hour shift.
Yeah, my experience on the footplate is limited to preservation but they were very uncomfortable (though by far better than Class 14s) and more importantly were a nightmare for spilling tea ;)
@@Phil6219 for spilling tea try it on a class 81 not only lose your tea but your teeth as well 🤣