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240328 3220298 viewsLamington, on the outskirts of Kalgoorlie, 5472 nickel train from Leonora with Watco DQFY type container waggon DQFY 0429, Watco purchased twenty-nine CQFY waggons from CFCLA which were modified from Comeng NSW built BDX open waggons by ANI-Bradken NSW in 2001, carrying position 1 JTSU 021043[0] 20' 25NX type tank for Qube TNK00112, position 2 JTSU 023065[3] 20' 25NX type tank for Qube TNK00169. March 28, 2024.
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250501 0303298 viewsAt the 88.448 km, just south of HPPL crossing loop on the Roy Hill line, loaded Roy Hill waggon pair GA 2539 - GA 2540, built in China by CSR Yangtze as an CCK138 model ore waggon. May 1, 2025.
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250501 0437298 viewsAt the 88.448 km, just south of HPPL crossing loop on the Roy Hill line, empty Roy Hill waggon pair GA 2157 - GA 2158, built in China by CSR Yangtze as an CCK138 model ore waggon. May 1, 2025.
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160524 4364297 viewsBinduli, nickel concentrate train 3438, WN type pneumatic discharge nickel concentrate waggon WN 519, one of thirty built by AE Goodwin NSW as WN type in 1970 for WMC.
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150201 IMG 3770297 viewsBinduli, top view of loading platform of CSA type sulphuric acid tank, built by Acid Plant Management Services WA. Peter Donaghy image.
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190108 1149297 viewsBinduli, AQHY 30006 with CSA 0131, originally built by the WAGR Midland Workshops in 1964/66 as a WF type flat waggon, then in 1997, following several recodes and modifications, was one of seventy five waggons converted to the WQH type to carry CSA sulphuric acid tanks between Hampton/Kalgoorlie and Perth/Kwinana. CSA 0131 was built by Vcare Engineering, India for Access Petrotec & Mining Solutions.
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190109 1687297 viewsBinduli, empty fuel train 4445, ATMF 551 fuel tank waggon, one of three built by Tulloch Limited NSW as WJM type in 1971 with a capacity of 96.25 kL one compartment one dome, current capacity of 80500 litres. 551 and 552 for Shell and 553 for BP Oil. Fitted with type F InterLock coupler handbrake end and E type at the non-handbrake end, in Viva Energy ownership.
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190109 1704297 viewsBinduli, empty fuel train 4445, ATMF 552 fuel tank waggon, one of three built by Tulloch Limited NSW as WJM type in 1971 with a capacity of 96.25 kL one compartment one dome, current capacity of 80500 litres. 551 and 552 for Shell and 553 for BP Oil, E type couplers fitted. Under Viva Energy ownership.
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160409 IMG 7104297 viewsParkeston, Aurizon rail grinder MMY type MMY 034, built in the USA by Loram as RG331 ~2004, imported into Australia by Queensland Rail, now Aurizon, in April 2009, detail picture. Peter Donaghy image.
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160409 IMG 7158297 viewsParkeston, Aurizon rail grinder MMY type MMY 034, built in the USA by Loram as RG331 ~2004, imported into Australia by Queensland Rail, now Aurizon, in April 2009, detail picture. Peter Donaghy image.
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160409 IMG 7199297 viewsParkeston, Aurizon rail grinder MMY type MMY 034, built in the USA by Loram as RG331 ~2004, imported into Australia by Queensland Rail, now Aurizon, in April 2009, detail picture. Peter Donaghy image.
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160409 IMG 7226297 viewsParkeston, Aurizon rail grinder MMY type MMY 034, built in the USA by Loram as RG331 ~2004, imported into Australia by Queensland Rail, now Aurizon, in April 2009, detail picture. Peter Donaghy image.
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160412 IMG 7366297 viewsParkeston, Aurizon rail grinder MMY type MMY 034, built in the USA by Loram as RG331 ~2004, imported into Australia by Queensland Rail, now Aurizon, in April 2009, detail picture. Peter Donaghy image.
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160412 IMG 7388297 viewsParkeston, Aurizon rail grinder MMY type MMY 034, built in the USA by Loram as RG331 ~2004, imported into Australia by Queensland Rail, now Aurizon, in April 2009, detail picture. Peter Donaghy image.
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160412 IMG 7403297 viewsParkeston, Aurizon rail grinder MMY type MMY 034, built in the USA by Loram as RG331 ~2004, imported into Australia by Queensland Rail, now Aurizon, in April 2009, detail picture. Peter Donaghy image.
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160412 IMG 7433297 viewsParkeston, Aurizon rail grinder MMY type MMY 034, built in the USA by Loram as RG331 ~2004, imported into Australia by Queensland Rail, now Aurizon, in April 2009, detail picture. Peter Donaghy image.
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240328 2956297 viewsWOE type iron ore waggon WOE 30289 is one of a batch of one hundred and thirty built by Goninan WA between March and August 2001 with serial number 950092-039 and fleet number 631, in Mineral Resources traffic 5040 empty Mount Walton iron ore train. March 28, 2024.
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258-15297 viewsNelson Point, old Loco Prep, Mt Newman Mining's last in-service ALCo M636 unit 5499 serial C6096-4 built by Comeng NSW sits awaiting partial dismantling before being sent by road to Rail Heritage WA's museum at Bassendean, Perth for preservation. May 2002.
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240328 3175297 viewsWest Kalgoorlie, Viva Energy's NTBF type fuel tank waggon NTBF 6118, with former owners name (Freight Australia) visible. Originally built by Comeng NSW in 1975 as an SCA type 69,000 litre bitumen tanker SCA 267 for Shell NSW. Old code NTAF 6118 U is also visible with conventional couplers, Pacific National's 5445 empty fuel train to Esperance. March 28.2024.
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250501 0552297 viewsAt the 88.448 km, just south of HPPL crossing loop on the Roy Hill line, empty Roy Hill waggon pair GA 2705 - GA 2706, built in China by CSR Yangtze as an CCK138 model ore waggon. May 1, 2025.
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