Turntables and Tonearms
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Old Frisco Turntable in what use to be the Frisco yard in OKC, now the BNSF yard. Before it was moved to the ORM
GWR 43xx class Mogul No 5322 poses on the turntable catching the light while waiting to be turned during a photoshoot at Didcot railway centre.
carbon covering on SL1200 MK2
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A very necessary hole in the ground used to head us back
the way we came. The locomotive is a 1943 Plymouth narrow gauge switch engine.
Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“Hole(s)”
The old railroad bridge near the Dumbarton Bridge in Newark, California. There is talk of reopening this line as a part of a new south bay crossing.
A turntable is a device for horizontally turning rail vehicles, less often road vehicles. This process was primarily performed on steam locomotives with a tender, which can only run in the forward direction at their maximum speed.
Eine Drehscheibe ist eine Einrichtung zum horizontalen Drehen von Schienenfahrzeugen, seltener von Straßenfahrzeugen. Dieser Vorgang wurde vor allem bei Dampflokomotiven mit Schlepptender durchgeführt, die nur in Vorwärtsrichtung mit ihrer Höchstgeschwindigkeit fahren können. Wikipedia
Class A4 No60009 'UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA' is about to move off the turntable and out of the engine shed at Barrow Hill Roundhouse
The turntable at the NS Juniata Locomotive Shops was empty the last time I visited, but the S&A heritage unit is on one of the tracks, awaiting service.
Sigma 15mm f/2.8 @ f/7.1
By the year 1990, the sanding tower and turntable were all that remained of the steam era maintenance facility in the joint Union Pacific - Utah Railway yard in Provo, Utah. New comfort cab EMD and GE units await assignment the morning of July 7th.
NRM York ..The last time I was there , this beauty was in the workshop, with only the front piece visible ..I was told at that time ,of the gathering of the 6 A4 Pacifics ,that The Flying Scotsman ,would probably NEVER run again ...
So this visit is special for me ,to see her on the turntable ,but will one day be able to catch her on the mainline in full steam :)))
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A Pennsylvania RR GP9 and F7 go for a spin on the turntable at Crestline. This would have been Good Friday 1966. At that time the RR was still using a few stalls of the roundhouse but it was already in decrepit condition. Some of it was being used for storing bulk materials. Don't remember what happened after their spin. I'd hate to think that they went out on a local and we didn't. So we'll assume that they were just geting put away.
This image shows a macro shot of a needle of an old Electrola 98 'turntable', which works without electrical power. And it's loud!
HMM - Happy Macro Monday!
For one last view before dark, CSX was able to spot the pair on the turntable at their yard at Russell, KY for a rare view.
Rain clouds are rolling out at sunset as the crew sends their power to the roundhouse. NCTM's FP7, Southern 6133, goes for a spin on the turntable in the day's last light. A twist on the typical pan shot, this was a long exposure done while following the turntable as it was in motion. It took a few tries to get it right, but manages to capture the motion of the world around the still locomotive.
WM 7166 gets a ride on the turntable at Cumberland, MD on July 1, 1978. This was the infamous rainy weekend trip a bunch of us took to Cumberland and Altoona where it rained pretty much the entire time. We drove straight from home near Rochester, NY all the way to Cumberland. Towards evening we drove up to the Altoona area where we spent the next 3 days, mostly parked under the 17th St. bridge by ALTO Tower to stay dry..
It is an early and cold spring morning, and the preserved class Dr12 diesel electric locomotive number 2216 has come out from its cousy shed ready for the heritage rides of this Easter.
After being serviced one of the locomotives of the Harz is seen on the turntable at Wernigerode to be set for the shed road to rest for the folloeing days service