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2019 Photograph Archive

Photographs taken between 13th & 18th July 2019

Saturday, 13.7.2019. Putting No. 7 away, a significant leak is discovered around a tube in the firebox of No. 7. …
… so after much discussion and ‘phone calls, a plan is developed for an early start on Sunday!
Sunday, 14.7.2019. Things are looking hopeful, as a number of tubes have been expanded and the fire has been lit …

… sufficient that Andrew can relax outside as steam pressure is slowly built up.
However, it means the first (ecs) train is propelled up to Corris by No. 6.
The next Up working is taken over by No. 7 – much to the relief of the passengers!

Unfortunately, while standing at the South Platform after the 14.00 train ex-Corris, another (much smaller) leak was detected, so No. 6 propelled the next service up to Corris, while No. 7 was side-lined as a precaution to see how things developed.
Dave hands over the train staff for the final working of the day – straight down to the Carriage Shed.
With everything safely put away, Tony catches up with a bit of weed-killing around the passenger circulation areas.

Wednesday, 17.7.2019. Dave (on his lunch break) is working on the vestibule partitions for carriage No. 23, completing the filling and rubbing down, ready for painting.
Thursday, 18.7.2019. Adrian gets the sparks flying, as he cuts components from pieces of scrap for carriage No. 23’s handrails …
… marks them out and centre punches them …

… so that they can be drilled and countersunk …
… then welded …
… to bar steel …

… and clamped temporarily to the frames of carriage No. 24. The end brackets need a bit more work – a job for another day!
Y Mochyn is ready for his dinner.
Southern Extension Project. Pont y Goedwig Deviation. In cutting down vegetation prior to further works, Tony has been carefully avoiding the wild raspberries!

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… the ventilator covers have been fitted to the ends of carriage No. 23 … … the carriage is then coupled up and run outside to check no brake pipes are binding on our sharpest curves … … following which, the set is re-formed to put the two lined carriages together … … fitting them, or laying them out ready for further work next Tuesday. … but you need a good set of muscles to lift the drop side! … before fabricating more parts for the frames of Heritage waggon No. 5 … … and used more mellow yellow on the track jacks. … and to finish off his day, cuts some bar … … and the two (temporarily) unlined carriages similarly. … and the remaining buffer bands for the frames of Heritage waggon No. 5. … and some flat steel to take home with him, where he and Ian will produce various complex parts of No. 10’s brake gear. Wednesday, 14.4.2021. Dismantled components from a large radial drill are loaded on to waggon No. 218 after numerous defects were found in the drill, rendering it beyond economic repair …

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