- An
underframe is a
framework of wood or
metal carrying the main body
structure of a
railway vehicle, such as a locomotive,
carriage or wagon. Ch****is Headstock...
- cast
underframes from
General Steel Castings of
Granite City, Illinois,
denoted by 'C'
after the
power identifier, and fabricated,
welded underframes built...
- 1930s from old
London and
South Western Railway carriage bodies on new
underframes. None of
these units survived long
enough in
British Rail
ownership to...
-
carry the
numbers 41–52 (41–42 sit on the
original underframes number 2 and 4, the
others on
underframes ex-WAB). Of the
original stock numbers 6–8 (1894...
- norm, wood had its uses and advantages. Still,
steel underframes had come to
replace wood
underframes, but as
metallurgy improved,
there were new designs...
-
Waterloo to
Portsmouth diagrams was on 31 July 1971.
Thereafter the
underframes of a
number of
carriages were
reused by the
engineering department as...
-
original #192
tender underframe from the
replacement 1st 81
tender underframe (ex-#191 or 194).
These were the only two
underframes available to make Auxiliary...
-
Wolverton and York works.
These were
constructed in two lengths. Most had
underframes 63 ft 5 in (19.33 m) long, with
bogies at 46 ft 6 in (14.17 m) centres;...
-
silver P Portugal Red
Underframe:
White White PL Poland
White Underframe: Red Red on
white RCH Chile Red Blue
Underframe:
White Blue/red or red on...
- the tram
loses electrical contact with the rails. In this event, the
underframe of the tram, by
virtue of a
circuit path
through ancillary loads (such...
