34067 at exeter central 8th Sept 2014 HD

[@tedgoater]

Well captured. Tangmere was using sand, on dry rails, including when accelerating into the station..

[@ajt7027]

my view completlly I thought at one stage it would stall ! thanks for comment allan

[@BackwardFinesse]

At first thought "Oh, a 9f could do that without a banker" and then I saw that Tangmere had 12 on and she is a light pacific after all....

[@gwrstudios5181]

Wait isn’t Exeter central the place that that 4MT tank had a huge wheel slip and just slipped got like 3 minutes strait

[@ajt7027]

Yep!

[@billcorrie6064]

1 on that's quite impressive

[@nickhowes5348]

13 on, ridiculous overload for 2 pacifics from a standing start at st davids

[@Thursdaym2]

What is the gradient? Good there were no leaves on the line!

[@ajt7027]

Between 1 in 40 and then 1 in 37

[@arthurreeder2474]

It reminds me of my childhood...i know I can.i know I can..i know I can.....followed by of course I can..of course I can...of course I can...wonderful.

[@arthurreeder2474]

I should also add, where are the Zs when you need them???

[@devon896]

I'd love to see if a GWR King or Castle could do any better.

[@kenharris5390]

Totally agree. But without anymore Welsh coal it might have been struggling but still would have done it.

[@limeyfox]

That was a bit too close for comfort on the bank, definitely overloaded for the power available. Cracking vid tho!

[@HughFromAlice]

Amazing action..... and at that very low speed how come Tangmere didn't even have the slightest slip? Brilliant judgement? ……Hᴜɢʜ….ツ

[@hoagy_ytfc]

Not enough power to slip :)

[@nigelterry9299]

Imagine this on a wet day.....

[@davidashby6008]

Another case of West coast profit first an overloaded train