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DB Schenker Rail (UK)/Brush Traction Class 60

Brush Traction Class 60 #60011

12 august 2011 - Lindsey-Kingsbury loaded bogie tanks freight crosses Stenson Junction. Locomotive has a brand new livery, and is one of "Super 60" reinstated in connection to deliveries to Poland class 66.
Author: Lednik

Comments: 3

Brush Traction Class 60 #60039

27 november 2010 - Leeds Stourton-Peak Forest empty bogie hoppers freight, hauled exceptionally by class 60 passes Edale. Kinder Scout- the highest place in Peak District is visible at background.
Author: Lednik

Comments: 3

Brush Traction Class 60 #60044

19 march 2009 - Class 60 with bogie tanks train goes towards south between Chesterfield and Clay Cross Junction. Since june tanks trough Chesterfield has been hauled only by class 66.
Author: Lednik

Comments: 2

Brush Traction Class 60 #60059

29 may 2009 - Ely-Peak Forest empty boggie hoppers train between Hope and Edale.
Author: Lednik

Comments: 5

Brush Traction Class 60 #60085

12 march 2010 - Tunstead-Oakleigh stone loaded bogie hoppers train passes trough Dove Holes Dale.
Author: Lednik

Comments: 2

Brush Traction Class 60 #60094

1 february 2010 - Class 60 with Oakleigh-Tunstead stone loaded BM hoppers train passes Chinley. Locomotive is stored, but DB Schenker use some of stored class 60 if they need them.
Author: Lednik

Brush Traction Class 60 #66040

17 september 2010 - Class 60 with Wolverhampton-Immingham empty steel freight passes Chesterfield. DB Schenker has made 20 locos available for sale lately. They will be scrapped probably. Class 60 is last, and most powerful main line diesel locomotive built in UK. Total of 100 of them were built between 1989 and 1993 by Brush factory at Loughborough. Most of them is stored currently. 66040 carries UK Army advert livery, and is only 18 years old.
Author: Lednik

Comments: 3