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25th November 2008, 16:04
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55001 (D9001) 01/80 FP C: 02/80 BREL Doncaster Works 55002 (D9002) 01/82 YK P: Preserved / Private Owner 55003 (D9003) 12/80 FP C: 03/81 BREL Doncaster Works 55004 (D9004) 11/81 YK C: 07/83 BREL Doncaster Works 55005 (D9005) 02/81 YK C: 02/83 BREL Doncaster Works 55006 (D9006) 02/81 YK C: 07/81 BREL Doncaster Works 55007 (D9007) 12/81 YK C: 08/82 BREL Doncaster Works 55008 (D9008) 12/81 YK C: 08/82 BREL Doncaster Works 55009 (D9009) 01/82 YK P: Preserved / Private Owner 55010 (D9010) 12/81 YK C: 05/82 BREL Doncaster Works 55011 (D9011) 11/81 YK C: 11/82 BREL Doncaster Works 55012 (D9012) 05/81 FP C: 09/81 BREL Doncaster Works 55013 (D9013) 12/81 YK C: 12/82 BREL Doncaster Works 55014 (D9014) 11/81 YK C: 02/82 BREL Doncaster Works 55015 (D9015) 01/82 YK P: Preserved / Private Owner 55017 (D9017) 12/81 YK C: 01/83 BREL Doncaster Works 55018 (D9018) 10/81 YK C: 01/82 BREL Doncaster Works 55019 (D9019) 12/81 YK P: Preserved / Private Owner 55020 (D9020) 01/80 FP C: 01/80 BREL Doncaster Works 55021 (D9021) 12/81 YK C: 09/82 BREL Doncaster Works 55022 (D9000) 01/82 YK P: Preserved / Private Owner top | wnxx from wnxx.com 
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2nd December 2008, 00:26
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Don't forget the Deltic Prototype as well which I think is in the Shildon Museum at the moment.
Wasn't someone thinking of building a Baby Deltic a few years ago? I'd love to see one of them.
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#5
2nd December 2008, 01:09
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My Favourite of ALL the diesels.
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2nd December 2008, 18:38
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As a second man who worked on them I had one problem the train heating boiler which was placed between the two engines very noisy even with ear defenders.
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#9
2nd December 2008, 20:11
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I worked mainly on the old suburban & ECS trains using Brush type 2s & baby deltics. Also did a few trips to Cambridge some times using a Brush type 4.
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