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Re: Boxpoc
In article <6f226q$jak$1@gruvel.une.edu.au>, dbromage@metz.une.edu.au (David Bromage) wrote:
>>I know the 38's had them and the Southern locos ("Battle of
>>Britain" and "Merchant Navy" classes) in England had them -
>>any others?
>Later batches of the VR K class (e.g. K183 built 1943, K190 built 1946).
>Wheelsets were often swapped around in the workshops and I have seen
>photos of Ks and Ns with both types.
>VR started to build bits for the R class at Newport as early as 1941, but
>the war got in the way and North British eventially built them with SCOA-P
>wheels. A2.986 has 6' "poxy" driving wheels which were made for an R.
>Cheers
>David
At least one A2 also had Boxpok driving wheels. The unit located in Edwards
Park Reservoir has them. Sorry I don't know the number.
John McCallum
- References:
- Boxpoc
- From: Greg Olson-Hyde <datamech@eis.net.au>
- Re: Boxpoc
- From: dbromage@metz.une.edu.au (David Bromage)