Road-rail vehicles images

On Oct 6, 12:31 pm, Charlie Hulme <i...@davenportstation.org.uk>
wrote:


> Tony Polson wrote:
> > The banner on the side says "... AEROSPACE WORKERS ROAD-RAIL BUS"
> > The smaller banner below it ends with "... POLYTECHNIC"

> Too late, already been answered.


Hmmmm ... I never thought of inputting that into google, I tried
things like road rail LH and got nowhere, well not specific.

Oh well ......


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Nick

On 6 Okt., 07:50, D7666 <d7...@m> wrote:

> I also rate the reverse case about 2/3 of the way down - the M62 on
> road wheels. I've researched into that thing before - it does exist -
> it is not an edited computer image. The road wheels apparently come
> from heavy mines trucks and are driven by aynchronous motors. The loco
> isself is reported in some places as an ex-''Doomsday'' DM62 but it
> seems there many Russian anoraks who disagree that due to certain body
> stylings its a bog standard M62 not a DM62.
>
> I look forward to Alleys heavy Haulage (or whatever they are called)
> having a UK 37 conversion for lugging locos on low loaders around over
> here.
>
> Yes yes it is pretty obvious such a conversion would be heavy and
> large and infringe just about every LGV rule in the book.

and how does the steering work?

On Oct 7, 5:19 pm, amog...m wrote:
> On 6 Okt., 07:50, D7666 <d7...@m> wrote:
>
> > I also rate the reverse case about 2/3 of the way down - the M62 on
> > road wheels. I've researched into that thing before - it does exist -
> > it is not an edited computer image. The road wheels apparently come
> > from heavy mines trucks and are driven by aynchronous motors. The loco
> > isself is reported in some places as an ex-''Doomsday'' DM62 but it
> > seems there many Russian anoraks who disagree that due to certain body
> > stylings its a bog standard M62 not a DM62.
>
> > I look forward to Alleys heavy Haulage (or whatever they are called)
> > having a UK 37 conversion for lugging locos on low loaders around over
> > here.
>
> > Yes yes it is pretty obvious such a conversion would be heavy and
> > large and infringe just about every LGV rule in the book.
>
> and how does the steering work?


Have you looked at the M62 image ... apart from that no idea.

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Nick