
Tim Cook - 4415 with replica carriage outside Wembley shed Robert Frise - 4415 and 4417 shortly after delivery Robert Frise - 4427 in use as crane match wagon |
These two flat wagons were both used for carrying sleepers, chairs etc. for permanent way work. A replica carriage as used on the Brill Tramway is nw mounted on No. 4415 . This vehicle is believed to have originally been a box van. 4417 is believed to have been a plank wagon because of the particular fittings on the frame. It is interesting in that, while three axle boxes are marked LMS, the fourth is stamped L&YR (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway). Both vehicles were latterly used by, and purchased from, the military. 4415 is on show in the downyard. 4417 is currently used as a replacement match wagon for the Metropolitan / G.C. Joint Committee Crane No. 1. |
| Origin :- | LMS | Date Built :- | Number :- | 4415 / 4417 | |
| Diagram :- | Lot :- | Capacity :- | |||
| Type :- | Flat Wagon | Builder :- | LMS | Wheelbase :- | |
| Owner :- | QRS | Status :- | 4415 - Static Exhibit 4417 - Operational |
Location :- | Down Yard |
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