V/Line Y156 collected from the Bendigo North workshops- 20/7/24
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- Video from the 20th of July 2024 and having spent seven months residing at the Bendigo North workshops while receiving a bogie overhaul, V/Line's Y156 was finally released with N462 running up from Melbourne to collect it as 0097 with the pair then seen returning to Bendigo as 7096, the run to Melbourne not until later in the night.
Trains seen in order are:
0097- N462
7096- N462 and Y156
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Beautiful Ducks. More nature please!
Thanks, I like to include it occasionally when it's nearby
Nice one mate
Australian Wood Duck on the left looks like it has some Pacific Black Duck in it. Workshop needs to let the clutch out on those Manildra Group "T" class if they are to take over the contract from Pacific National for Tottenham NSW branch working. Y156 looks quite snappy all clean and shiny.
Ripe and ready for another spell shuffling cars at Southern Cross
Haha yes I think the young Woodie lass has been "entertaining out of school"
Why could they drive the Y back under it's own power?
It was idling, but because the Y's are really only used for shunting these days they lack a vigilance system so not preferred to lead on the mainline.
@@Greensleeves94 Thanks for that exaltation
cool video mate
Thank you
it looks like the plain axle bearings are gone. were they removed on this overhaul or previously?
Done previously but not sure when. I think it was to allow them higher speeds when swapping out the Geelong pilot with another from Melbourne.
@@Greensleeves94 , yes, i'm sure higher speeds are allowed with roller or ball bearings. plain bearings were one of the achilles heels of older steam engines. i watched a tv show about poms getting a steam engine from turkey and it started going arse-up when some of the bearings fell out. they enthusiasts had to walk back along the track hoping to find them then get them fitted back in place to continue the journey to a dock for shipping back to uk. i dont think all steam engines can drop bearings as easily as that particular model did.though.
Hi Mate, What is B 80 doing there??
Been up here a while, I'd guess waiting on parts