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#1
4th February 2015, 19:40
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New Video: High Speed Train Crew Dragging Train @ 110 Kmph (added by manson)
High Speed Train Crew Dragging Train @ 110 Kmph
Keywords: High Speed Train Crew Dragging 18949 Added by manson. Click here to View Video To Upload Your Own Video Click Here... 
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#2
5th February 2015, 02:58
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As a matter of interest, why has it become fashionable to say "dragging" these days? What's wrong with "pulling"? Dragging implies that the train is not rolling – that the wheels of the train are locked.
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#3
5th February 2015, 09:37
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Can it really be classed as a high speed train at 110Kph?
Or is it just moving faster than it usually does?
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#4
5th February 2015, 16:48
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Here in the UK we HAUL, PROPEL and SHUNT trains. WE do not push or pull them - unless you're Thomas the Tank Engine. See the rulebook for details. Link here...Online Rulebook Section TW1 HTH, BW
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#5
5th February 2015, 20:21
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Yes, I knew as soon as I sent it that I'd used the wrong word! But "dragging" still sounds ridiculous.
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