Re: Another one bites the ... wires?

["Michael" <mk@netstra.com.au>]

Last week, noted a W, in front of me losing a trolley pole, result, it
limped to wherever it was going with the front trolley pole reversed. Also
noted a Z3 lost the "shoe" off the end of it's panto, result also running
from the wrong end panto reversed. Interesting how they tie it up too, i saw
two windows open, and ropes hanging in and tied to the handrails. This tram
was running and in passenger service. Two photoworthy sightings, pity i
didn't have the camera on both occasions, i'll carry it around more often
now methinks.

Michael.

Gareth Lumsden wrote in message ...
>
>Yesterday, Mon-22-02-1999, Z3.162 was seen in Swanston St at around 17:30,
>with it's pantograph bent backwards and tied down to the roof.  It was
>running of it's trolley pole, and casued a huge delay during peak hour
>(Most southbound trams were running via William St).
>
>Z3.162 was seen today in service with a brand new panto.