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The x2 Class 70 COLAS RAIL Nos.70806+70811 with RHTT was passed through at Carlisle Citadel Station.

Channel: Harry Sedgwick
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The x2 British Rail’s Diesel Locomotive Co-Co Mainline Freight is Class 70 ‘GE PowerHaul’ Colas Rail Freight are Numbers is 70806 and 70811, with The Network Rail’s Two FEA-E Container Wagons of Railhead Treatment Train (RHTT) 'Water Jet' and with Extra Water, was now was passed through over the Platform Three was right here at the Carlisle Citadel Station, on Wednesday 26th November 2025.



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A Class 70 diesel locomotive, numbered 70806 and 70811, operated by Colas Rail Freight, was seen at Carlisle Citadel Station with two Network Rail FEA-E container wagons from the Railhead Treatment Train (RHTT). The train included additional water for the treatment process. The footage captures the locomotive and wagons passing through the station, likely as part of maintenance or cleaning operations. British Railways is noted as an associated operator, though no headcode was identified in the record.

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  • Platform ID WemVNmEkmJ8
  • Views 13
  • Date published 22 Dec 2025 13:00
  • Date added 28 Dec 2025 03:47
  • Recorded 26 Nov 2025
  • Locomotives 2
  • Headcodes 0
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