PCA Bulk Cement - STS - Pack 2 Livery_GWR Green like the majority of locomotives

like the majority of locomotives to gain this livery 37258 quickly swapped it for the 'Dutch' variant

A novel solution was found using redundant bogies from withdrawn Class 40 and 45 locomotives

Kinetic NEM coupler mounts at correct height and mini-tension-lock couplers

the actual building at Odney in Berkshire was always known as a Lullebrook Manor

These cocks would contact a ramp which was raised at red signals causing a loss of vacuum brake and stopping the train

PCA Bulk Cement - STS - Pack 2 Livery_GWR Green like the majority of locomotivesBuilt by CFMF of France for wagon leasing company STS (later VTG), the 50 PCA bulk cement wagons of the PC017B design diagram began entering service in 1982. A further batch of 15 wagons was manufactured in 1985 by another French firm, Fauvet Girel, and assigned the PC017C design code. Companies such as Blue Circle and Rugby Cement have leased these vehicles during their time in traffic.