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On Apr 24, 1:12*pm, "Peter Masson" wrote:
"77002" wrote Yes, I recall the short trains. *The four car units had cabs at both ends. *The three car units had a cab at one end. *Daytime services were four car only. AIUI the A stock were always in 4-car sets and originally had operative cabs at both ends. Until quite recently a few units were kept with operative cabs at both ends, to work the Chesham branch diagram, and they were also used in 4-car formation when they worked the East London Line. But for many years most units have had an operative cab at one end only, so have been used exclusively in 8-car formation. Thank you for the correction Peter. In the late seventys I was privalidged to have an extended visit to Neasden Depot. I remember some discussion about 3 car and four car sets. I wonder if this may have related to Bakerloo Line stock. |
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