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Default LU A stock over NR routes

On Thu, 12 Aug 2010 08:01:14 -0700 (PDT)
Andy Elms wrote:
On 12 Aug, 14:04, wrote:
Now that the S stock trains are slowly going to be introduced into servic=

e how
will the A stock go to scrap? Its apparently 10cm wider than the maximum
network rail loading gauge (according to an article I read in Rail today)=

so
will they be able to move it by rail over some specially cleared routes o=

r
will it have to go by road?


Ah, but, in kinematic envelope terms the vehicles are relatively short
(16m according to wackyp=E6dia) so the throw on curves would not be as
substantial as an equiv. 20m carriage.


I always thought 2.85 (ish) was the absolute maximum width no matter what
the length of the carraiges. Is this not the case?

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