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13th June 2013, 18:28
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Hi Train boy, and welcome to the forum. The subject of loco headcodes is a vast one, and it would help if you could be more specific about your interest. Are you talking present-day loco workings, or are you interested in the codes used historically?
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13th June 2013, 18:41
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Hello Trainboy and welcome to the forum. Hope you enjoy our company.
Sure you will receive all the answers you need here. Good bunch of members, the best Best regards Phil
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15th June 2013, 21:02
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Hi boilersuit, i would like headcodes for locos this present day e.g (1Z99) where the train is going to and from please can you send me a link for the website for both of them? the only website i can find is http://headcodes.info/ which is for passenger trains only e.g a dmu headcode (1F94).
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18th June 2013, 20:51
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I thought I knew of a good website for headcodes, but I can't find it now. A good place to start however would be the Wikipedia entry – look under Train reporting number.
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18th June 2013, 20:59
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http://www.opentraintimes.com/ http://headcodes.info/ but if you want Freight train codes you will have to pay by going to Freightmaster http://www.freightmaster.net/ with the first two sites yo ucan actually follow a train across it's route live on your phone
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