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040407 075425485 viewsMooka Siding, LED colour light signal head MAN 6 located at the north end of the passing siding, departure signal.
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180614 1333485 viewsGoldsworthy Junction, Node 1 at the 17 km looking south, new type LED tilt mast for signal GJ18. GeoData. 14th June 2018.
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190107 0591485 viewsBinduli, on empty Mineral Resources Ltd iron ore train service from Esperance to Koolyanobbing 2034 with MRL's MHPY type iron ore waggon MHPY 00375 built by CSR Yangtze Co China serial 2014/382-375 in 2014 as a batch of 382 units, these bottom discharge hopper waggons are operated in 'married' pairs.
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200914 7763485 viewsPilbara Railways Historical Society museum, 5450 a USA built EMD model F7A serial 8970 and frame 3006-A9, built Jan-1950 for Western Pacific Railroad as 917-A, imported for the Mt Newman Mining Co. to construct their Port Hedland to Newman railway in December 1967. Donated to the Society in 1978. 14th September 2020.
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247-18485 viewsCape Lambert, Robe River's 9426 a Comeng WA rebuild from ALCo Schenectady NY model C636 serial 3499-3 originally built in January 1968 for Pennsylvania as #6332, Penn Central 6332 and finally Conrail 6782. Purchased in 1986 and rebuilt by Comeng WA into C636R before delivery to Robe in November 1986. This loco also went on to become DR 8401 for construction of FMG's railway in 2007-08. Seen here dragging a loaded 101 waggon rake down to the car dumper from the South Yard at Bells Crossing. Approximate location of train is here. 22nd May 2002.
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251-30485 viewsNelson Point hard stand area overview sees the CM39-8 model loco 5631, an unidentified flat car and some ore waggons and a compressor set in the distance. 22nd April 2000.
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100603 8976485 viewsParkeston, SCT train 3MP9, PQMY type container flat waggon PQMY 2782, built by Perry Engineering SA in 1974 as a batch of fifty five RMX type waggons, recoded through AQMX, AQSY and RQKY. Loaded with a Royal Wolf 20' 2NG8 type side door and a 40' flatrack MGCU 6609234 double stacked with an SCT 40' curtainsider SCT 1014.
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119-23484 viewsMaribyrnong River bridge, signal post 162, Australian National broad gauge locos BL class BL 29 Clyde Engineering EMD model JT26C-2SS serial 83-1013 and 700 class 703 AE Goodwin ALCo model DL500G serial G6059-1 working down Adelaide bound goods train 9145 across the river.
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120-29484 viewsWodonga V/Line broad gauge loco N class leader N 451 'City of Portland' Clyde Engineering EMD model JT22HC-2 serial 85-1219, cab side, nameplate and emblem, bogie.
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120-36484 viewsWodonga loco depot turntable, pit, radial roads, V/Line broad gauge locos T class T 402 Clyde Engineering EMD model G18B serial 67-497, X class X 36 Clyde Engineering EMD model G16C serial 66-489, X class X 54 Clyde Engineering EMD model G26C serial 75-801, the differences between to the X class units are evident.
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172-08484 viewsSunshine, broad gauge V/Line DRC class Tulloch Ltd of NSW built diesel rail motor and MTH class trailer arrive at platform 3 with a down passenger to Bacchus Marsh.
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173-16484 viewsMurchison East, yard overview looking south, point levers, Ascom silo complex load-out spout with Murphy style silos and spout, Railway Hotel, track machines and the station platform and building.
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173-18484 viewsMurchison East, modern road vehicle weighbridge with portable cabin and traffic lights for weighing of in-bound grain receivals, station building and goods shed behind.
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173-22484 viewsMurchison East, station goods shed with V/Line Brute trolley besides it, taken from station car park.
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177-03484 viewsTottenham Yard, view from standard gauge mainline of broad gauge Clyde Engineering EMD model G6B, V/Line shunt locomotives of the Y class, Y 130 serial 65-396 with a green louvre van and Y 118 serial 63-308 and Y 171 serial 68-591 as they go about Saturday morning shunting duties. In the final years of V/Line operation, the Y class were operated in pairs to shunt Tottenham Yard.
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177-09484 viewsNewport Junction, V/Line broad gauge shunt locomotive Y class Y 130 Clyde Engineering EMD model G6B serial 65-396 leads a rail recovery train of VZRF class bogie welded rail transport waggons, along the Newport - Sunshine Loop Line, Melbourne Road overpass is visible, the Spotswood Reclamation Yards are to the right if frame.
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178-21484 viewsBallarat East loco depot, former Australian Portland Cement loco, then bought by Victorian Railways and the only T class with a dynamic brake, T 413 'Wesley B. Mc Cann' Clyde Engineering EMD model G8B serial 56-107, long hood view.
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179-13484 viewsGheringhap, V/Line broad gauge X class locomotive X 51 Clyde Engineering EMD model G26C serial 75-798 leads an impressive quad lash-up with G class G 512 Clyde Engineering EMD model JT26C-2SS serial 84-1240 and C classes C 510 Clyde Engineering EMD model GT26C serial 76-833 and C 509 serial 76-832 as they stand at the platform with train number 9169 down goods to Adelaide.
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168-07484 viewsBank Box Loop, down V/Line broad gauge goods train to Adelaide with G class G 540 Clyde Engineering EMD model JT26C-2SS serial 89-1273 and Australian National 700 class 704 AE Goodwin ALCo model DL500G serial G6059-2 power away from the crossing loop at the Ironbark Road grade crossing.
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128-06484 viewsBallarat, Linton Junction or Ballarat D signal box, semaphore signal Post 19 dolls for Up Line towards Ballarat C and Up Linton Line to Ballarat C via crossover, looking towards Wendouree.
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