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RE: Merseyrail
(05/11/2021 13:24)507022 Wrote: The delayed transfer of units between Kirkdale and Crewe will now take place next Wednesday and Thursday nights. 777008 & 777012 will move to Crewe, having completed their fault free running, and 777016 & 777018 will come from Crewe to replace them Thanks for providing this update. Has 777006 completed its fault-free running yet? It seems no testing has taken place this week, since the switch of testing to daytime (from around 10am) as oppose to late evening. Any further developments on driver training-I wasn't sure whether the recent spate of cancellations due to crew issues was a sign that driver training may have started? |
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RE: Merseyrail
(06/11/2021 11:04)508134 Wrote: Thanks for providing this update. Has 777006 completed its fault-free running yet? 777006 has now completed its fault free running, 777001 starts next week. The fault free running has been cut from 1500 to 1000 miles so the units should be done a lot more quickly. I believe other types of testing is being done at the current time. Driver training has not started yet, the spate of cancellations has been due, like other transport operators, to COVID increases amongst crews |
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RE: Merseyrail
(06/11/2021 15:26)507022 Wrote: 777006 has now completed its fault free running, 777001 starts next week. Was 777006 the first unit to complete its fault-free running, with the reduced mileage requirement of 1000 miles? |
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RE: Merseyrail
(06/11/2021 18:11)508134 Wrote: Was 777006 the first unit to complete its fault-free running, with the reduced mileage requirement of 1000 miles? I believe it was only the first four sets that had to complete 1500 miles (777010/008/014/012) so yes 006 will be the first of the 1000 miles fault free running |
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RE: Merseyrail
The 777 transfers this week have been cancelled owing to a loco failure. They may run this weekend, if not next week. |
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RE: Merseyrail
With lifts due to be installed at St Michaels station, I noticed today that the stepped ramps have been removed and the old staircases put back into use for surely the first time since the '80s. I used to use St Michaels every day for work, so seeing it without its ramps was almost surreal.
3101(i) | 3305 | 3616 | 4012 | 4159 | 4100 | 4102 | 4118 | 4127 | 4475
313044 | 313064 | 313220 | 314206 | 314210 | 315809 | 315839 | 315857 | 507001 | 507002 | 507006 | 507008 | 507009 | 508114 | 508138 | 508208 |
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RE: Merseyrail
The ramps at St Michaels were installed for the 1984 Garden Festival. All time rail mileage travelled 327264 miles |
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RE: Merseyrail
777008/012 went to Crewe yesterday morning. 777016/018 are due to replace them from Crewe next Tuesday evening |
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RE: Merseyrail
(19/11/2021 18:41)507022 Wrote: 777008/012 went to Crewe yesterday morning. Are any of the units undergoing modifications? I have heard reports that the units stored at Crewe have undergone modifications but I remember at the end of last year, you mentioned these were being done at Kirkdale depot-was that the case? Are the modifications guard panels being fitted? |
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RE: Merseyrail
(27/11/2021 20:59)508134 Wrote: Are any of the units undergoing modifications? No, the units at Crewe are for storage only. Any modifications on those in the UK will be done by Stadler at Kirkdale. |
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