Re: A tray for cars
David Bromage (dbromage@metz.une.edu.au)
7 Feb 1998 07:24:05 GMT
Krel (krel4203@netconnect.com.au) wrote:
>Hiding behind South Dynon Car Sheds is a very low level 5 pack painted
>in TNT colours and coded TRAY 1001 y.
>Underframe length is 84.8 m, Tare is 57.7 t and Capacity is 140t.
>This vehicle is to carry 15.5m (53ft) containers for TNT Automotive.
>It is fitted with new ANI Bradken bogies with what seems to a very
>wide tread. The middle three platforms were seen travelling down the
>Calder last week on the back of a semi indicating that they were
>possibly built/finished in Bendigo (Goninans??)
Is TRAY just a temporary code, or has the Austrealian standard coding been
expanded?
What has happened to the A and N codings now that the original operators
using that code have been split up? N now covers RSA and FreightCorp.
A is no longer AN. Did Tasrail adopt the standard 4 letter coding using A
as the first letter? Are we going to see B for BHP, S for SCT, etc?
Cheers
David