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Class 37
Videos featuring 37670
The video discusses the British Rail Class 37, a diesel locomotive known as the "Tractor," which was built between 1960 and 1965 for mixed traffic duties. Designed as part of British Rail’s Modernisation Plan, it proved highly reliable and versatile across various services, including freight, passenger, and engineering work. The Class 37 is noted for its distinctive growl from the English Electric 12CSVT engine and remains a popular sight on preserved railways and excursions. Specific locomotives identified include 37670, 37671, and 37710, with operators including British Railways and DB Schenker.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Railways in Wales 2006. "Fond memories" Llandeilo. Cynghordy, Pontypool etc.
This video captures railway scenes across Wales in 2006, featuring various locomotives and locations. It begins at Newport Station, where several class 66 and 37 locomotives are seen. The footage includes views of Pontypool and Blaenavon, with mentions of GWR 5967 "Biskmarsh Hall" and 50012 arriving in Cardiff with a Bubble Car heading to Barry. Later scenes show 66156 passing through central Wales toward Cynghordy Viaduct. The video includes references to locations such as Llandeilo, Llangollen, and others across the Welsh rail network.
This video explores the history and significance of the British Rail Class 37 locomotive, often referred to as the “Tractor.” Built between 1960 and 1965, these diesel engines were part of British Rail’s Modernisation Plan and served a wide range of duties across the network. The Class 37 was known for its reliability and distinctive engine sound, with examples such as 37670, 37671, and 37710 being identified in the footage. The locomotives operated in various roles, including freight, passenger services, and civil engineering work, showcasing their versatility over decades of service.
This video explores the history and significance of the British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotive, often referred to as the "Tractor." Built between 1960 and 1965, these locomotives were part of British Rail’s Modernisation Plan and served a variety of roles across the network. The video highlights their versatility, reliability, and distinctive sound, with specific mention of units 37603 and 37670. Operators associated with the Class 37 include British Railways, DB Schenker, and Direct Rail Services. The footage is linked to Westbury.
The video features British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, known for their reliability and distinctive growl. These locomotives were built between 1960 and 1965 and served a variety of duties across the network. The footage includes several Class 37 units, including numbers 31289, 37076, 37289, 37409, 37670, and 37901. Operators associated with the content include British Railways and DB Schenker. While specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video highlights the enduring legacy of this iconic locomotive class.
This video explores the British Rail Class 37, a notable diesel locomotive built between 1960 and 1965 for mixed traffic duties. Known for its distinctive growl and reliability, it served various roles across Britain’s railways. The footage features several Class 37 units, including numbers 31269, 31289, 37269, 37289, 37670, 37671, 37717, and 37884. The video also references operators such as British Railways and DB Schenker, with location data indicating Westbury.
It highlights moments at Severn Tunnel Junction, including the construction of a new car park, and mentions the presence of the "Gingsters" unit. The footage reflects railway operations and enthusiast activity during that period, with locations including Severn Tunnel Junction and Bank.
This video captures rail movements across Wales, featuring several locomotives including 37670, 37401, 59201, and 59202. The footage begins at Llandeilo and follows trains through locations such as Margam Yard, Cardiff, Newport, and along the River Severn. Other locomotives like 37421 are shown during a repaint process on the Pontypool and Blaenavon line. Additional rail activity is noted at Tondu and includes the blue 60 class on Murco tanks. The video also references rare events involving the 59 class locomotives.
It features locomotives including classes 37, 43, 47, and 50, operated by British Railways, Network South East, First Great Western, and Intercity. The footage includes both passenger and freight workings, with specific mention of Mirlees-engined class 37 901.
This video features footage from various locations including Banbury, Dartford, Ford, Iver, Lee, and Rochdale. It includes stock labeled 37670, associated with operator Cross Country, DB Schenker, and Virgin Trains. A headcode of 1S63 is also present in the metadata. The content appears to capture railway-related activities, though specific details about the events or context are not provided in the description.
This video captures railway scenes from the Bodmin and Wenford Railway and Lostwithiel Station in July 1998. It features British Railways services, including locomotives such as class 158 and class 37, with one operated by EWS. The footage includes views of Bodmin General Station and other locations along the route. The content provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from the 1990s in Cornwall.
British Rail classes 33, 37, 47, 56, and 60, along with the InterCity 125 HST, are shown at Cardiff Central, Queen Street, Ystrad Mynach, and Dalry. The footage includes locomotives working on freight, light engine, and TPO Travelling Post Office services. While specific headcodes are not identified in the record, the video highlights a range of stock types and locations across the region.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Loco hauled in Ebbw Vale, Park Junction and Newport. 37197/038 & 58050
This video captures railway scenes from around Ebbw Vale, Park Junction, and Newport in 2002. It features locomotives including 58050 working on stone from Machen Quarry and 37197/038 participating in a railtour to Ebbw Vale. The footage includes clips from Newport and the dock area at the start of the tour. Some stock identifiers are present, along with locations such as Newport and Stone. Operators associated with the video include EWS and West Coast Railways. Headcode information is not available in the record.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Railtour 2002. 4 x 37s on Festive Freighter. Yate-Avonmouth and Portbury
This video captures a railtour from June 2002 featuring multiple Class 37 locomotives, including 37042, 37208, 37372, and 37670, along with other stock. The journey takes place on freight-only tracks between Yate, Avonmouth, Portbury Dock, and Taunton. The footage includes stops at various locations, though occasional heavy rain affected the audio quality. The railtour was operated by EWS and Virgin Trains.
This video features freight operations in Wales, focusing on the Margam to Parc Slip and Tondu line, with mentions of declining activity and infrastructure. Several locomotives including classes 33, 37, 40, 59, and 60 are identified, though operators are not specified. Locations such as Bridgend, Swansea, Maesteg, and Margam Yard are noted. The content references past busy periods and the rarity of certain locomotives in the area.
This video features a collection of unseen footage captured in March 2017. It includes various railway stock such as classes 168, 20, 31, 37, 43, and 450, along with operators like DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Merseyrail, and Network Rail. The locations shown include Zoo, Chester, Hope, Lea Hall, Leicester, and March. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
A video captures a train convoy moving from Lancaster, featuring multiple Class 37 and Class 57 diesel locomotives. The footage includes trains with stock numbers 37610, 37606, 57003, and 57301, among others. The route appears to be between Sellafield and Crewe. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video captures a variety of railway stock at Barrow Hill Roundhouse, featuring multiple diesel and electric classes including 20, 26, 27, and 37, as well as steam engines. The footage includes locomotives from operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, and Southern. The location shown is Lye, and a headcode of 1A35 is noted.
This video captures a railtour featuring British Rail Class 37 locomotives 37042, 37372, 37670, and 37798. The footage was recorded between Yate and Portbury Docks, with the final scene showing heavy rain. The operators involved are EWS and Hull Trains. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video shows a train departing from Grove Park heading towards Bromley North. The locomotive involved is identified as 466003, and another stock unit, 37182, is also present. The operator associated with the footage is Southeastern. The locations featured in the video are Bromley North and Grove Park. No headcode information is available for this recording.
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A freight train operated by EWS features four Class 37 locomotives—37042, 37372, 37670, and 37798—departing from Bristol Temple Meads on a journey to Crewe. The train is identified with headcode 1Z37. The video captures this service, which took place in June 2002.
A video showing the locomotives 37670 and 37401 operating on service 1Z52 from Cardiff to Mossley Hill, passing through Moreton and Mossley. The footage captures the train on the Heart of Wales Scenic Rambler route. While some stock details are identified, operator information is not available in the current record.
This video captures railway activity in Newport and Hope, featuring several locomotives including classes 37, 56, 58, and 66. The footage includes scenes of trains operating around Newport Docks and Ebbw Vale, with mention of a specific train, 66711, remaining in the docks since the previous month. The content also references a journey involving the last service to Machen Quarry and operations related to MRS Demon Docker heading towards Cardiff docks.