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Al
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Location: South Aus.
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Some interesting rail transport we used with ANR was Section Cars. Sure most have seen them in some form. Light mostly open vehicles, easily removed off the tracks. Various trailers for them as well.... work passengers - gear etc.
We had a few different types over time. Drive trains included VW 4 speed, GMH 186 4 speed & a GMH 179 t-bar. A company called Comeng i think made some, but there were other makers as well! A few times when i was in charge of flags & detonators for rail traffic, i'd save a few Dets & lay a trap for the Section car boys coming home to camp. I've been in their shoes & it scares the crap out of you! lol https://www.maryvalleyrattler.com.au...r-1024x768.jpg Last edited by HIPO; 24-11-2023 at 08:26 AM. |
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