Class 60 - TTG Petroleum - 60051

Class 60 - TTG Petroleum - 60051On 22nd March 1991, another pair of Class 60s was made ready for collection, including 60051, which carried Petroleum sector decals. The locomotive was named after the Scottish scientist Mary Somerville. Initially based at Cardiff Canton Depot in South Wales, 60051 was unusual in that it kept its Petroleum sector markings right through the shadow franchise period. It was later painted directly into the second variation of EWS livery in 1997. An early

7819 – ‘Hinton Manor '

vacuum and steam pipes

with 'bowling ball' set marker - DCC Sound Fitted

while others were used as runner vehicles on the incline between the two collieries

Enfield Sets were split as 12-car and 4-car portions

Finally returning to the main line towards the end of 2015

before being called to Doncaster Works

Pack A contains wagons 30173 and 30128 each one loaded with 2

Part of the ‘Transporting Britain’ range

92033 was one of nine SNCF-owned Class 92s and carried the name Berlioz after the French composer

despite the class never carrying this scheme

This loco started life as E6032 and entered service in May 1966