East Lancashire Railway

[@Foxys-Collective-Videography]

Hello there Philip :-). Its Foxy speaking and what a brilliant video Philip :-). Thanks indeed for sharing this wonderful video as its certainly interesting yet incredible I do say :-). Thanks indeed :-). Many happy best wishes and take care Philip :-). From your friend Foxy :-D :-D :-).

[@PhilPage227]

Hello Foxy. I hope you are well my friend. Thank you very much for your kind words.

[@Shelfandtabletoplayouts00gauge]

Great to see these first generation DMUS running again and thec144 too, what a fine sight, nice tones too👍👍👍👋

[@PhilPage227]

Thanks for watching. Yes, these are all vintage trains now.

[@philclarke3203]

Great video Philip!!! I prefer loco hauled stock , but these vintage DMUs are great to see now, and give an excellent line view near the front.I got the 40 this morning,, then went to Tamworth for some freight.

[@PhilPage227]

Thanks for watching Phil, I agree with you but just fancied a look. Seeing the 14 was a bonus.

[@nigeljvalentine7528]

Great video Phil, trains looking very busy

[@PhilPage227]

Thank you for watching Nigel. I thought it would have been busier. Nice see the 14.

[@Waltervazquez599]

Nice video my friend like 5

[@PhilPage227]

Thank you for watching and your nice comment Walter.

[@SimonTog]

Good video Philip :)

[@PhilPage227]

Thank you for watching Simon.

[@colin125gwr]

Great video

[@PhilPage227]

Thank you Colin.

[@Housephonestimes4]

Why do class 104 DMUs have very noisy exhaust systems?

[@PhilPage227]

Good question, I am afraid i don`t know. Thank you for watching, please consider subscribing.

[@Housephonestimes4]

@@PhilPage227 full throttle engine speed in neutral gear is 1900 rpm in Notch 4.