These trains have some hilarious sounding horns, they're... quite something. Perhaps if Greater Anglia got some different newer trains they would have a normal sounding horn.

Nice video. I reckon the locos are 50007 and 50049. 😊

Do you know what the head codes for trains coming into Norwich

Beautiful engine

0:13, That 2 Tone Is My Fav

Just saw this one myself tonight!

Lovely video , I believe you were the chap my grandad was talking to at the farmers crossing near Weybourne.

I 🧠👀😜

Well they definitely are both thrashing well 😂

6 inch little samson. this is now my engine

Heritage railways are starting to get concerning. Best close them down, be safe. 🌈

37610 doing lots of work

Do they use two locomotives in case of breakdown or is it because the flasks are extremely heavy

I really miss them, the last time I went on them the service was great I wish they lasted longer

wolbert and d261

I'm getting quite concerned about the levels of competence on some of these preserved railways. It will not end well if they don't get a grip soon.

I want them to go for export, get out!

Cool footage. Have a great weekend. 😀

Hopefully they don't get scrapped, and they go into preservation.

Great video

I won't go! I won't go! _I won't go!_ Grumbled J94 Don't be silly. Don't be silly. Said 37.

Back in 1970 I was fireman on the 8F 8233 at Bridgnorth. Some sort of diesel shunter was being unloaded from a low loader and ran away down the ramp. The guy in the cab screwed the handbrake down hard and locked the wheels, but the end of the brake screw hit the ballast and bent, so it couldn't be wound off again. Several attempts to disconnect the rigging failed so we buffered the 8F up to it, the driver wound her to about 55% back gear, gave her a hint of steam and off we went with the shunter in tow to clear the points. When these were reversed, he repeated to process in fore gear and propelled the shunter into the (then) goods shed. Again, no effort needed from the 8F. It takes less effort than you think.

Weekend warriors strike again.

Looks great mate 👍👍👍🚂🚂🚂

How many times have the ORR watched this?

Pulled it on tick over....

I wonder how long it took before the crew went to apply the handbrake and thought..........?

Excellent 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Lol on the driver Who failed to complete the dark Vader tone but credit for trying

Insert Thomas The Tank Engine classic brake screeching sound effect

Wouldn’t be sursprised if No22 hasn’t got some nice flat spots on her wheels… can just imagine… bdumph … roll….bdumph….. rol… hope the wheels and brakes were ok 😂

Was it the brakes though as the wheels are turning to begin with, looks like hydraulic lock to me, maybe cylinder drains weren’t open, sat for a while, water in cylinders, wheels lock up after a couple of rotations.

Well done for carrying on filming, rather than shouting or trying to raise attention. I hope it was worth the RU-vid views. Some people do make me wonder at times...

By coincidence, only a short time ago, I was watching a video (posted yesterday by Joe the uk train Fan) of brand new Merseyrail 777035 being dragged with brakes on and smoke pouring out. Seems to be a bit of a problem developing with this sort of thing.

Ban j94 driver how much neglected damage disgusting

its called an oops! moment

Shows how much low speed tractive effort a 37 has - hardly trying & not enough to notice something was amiss.

1. Why put it on RU-vid for everybody to see and 2 why didn't you shout to alert them.

Whoops!

Bet that did the wheels a power of good

Amateur night...........a real rookie mistake. Some people really shouldn't try and play trains. LIkely to have small flats that will run out but I have seen some horrendous ones in 42 years on the railway. Mostly due to brake faults.

Who's going to pay for the trip to the wheel lathe?

The 37 wasn’t even trying!

Its brakes, not it's! 😉

Yikes! flat spots

You didnt think of shouting an alert?

Oh dear

Brakes locked on? Or someone cocked up?