UN-BRing an N2

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CVR1865
GNR C1 4-4-2
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UN-BRing an N2

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Hi Guys

I am converting a BR N2 back to LNER pre-war and was wondering about a little info if anyone has the respective copy of Yeadons or RCTS green book.

BR number 69522 no BR shed code but I am guessing a Knigs + loco as most hornby ones are. I just hope that it doesn't turn out to be 4749.

many thanks for any help.

Simon.
don't forget about the Great Eastern Railway
gresleybear
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Re: UN-BRing an N2

Post by gresleybear »

Hello Simon. According to both Yeadon's and RCTS, 69522 had been renumbered from 4743. This engine never had condensing gear and the Westinghouse brake gear was removed in 1940. Prewar, it was only at Kings X. Hope this helps. John
CVR1865
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Re: UN-BRing an N2

Post by CVR1865 »

John

Many thanks, I shall lop off the condensing gear and add some westinghouse pumps.

Simon.
don't forget about the Great Eastern Railway
gresleybear
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Re: UN-BRing an N2

Post by gresleybear »

Hello again Simon. Having taken a closer look at the tables and text in RCTS, this engine never had Westinghouse brakes, so it would be incorrect to add a pump. It always had vacuum brakes only. Nonetheless, the condensing gear should be removed. Sorry for the confusion. John
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Re: UN-BRing an N2

Post by CVR1865 »

No worries, just have to restrict duties to vacuum stock only and perhaps a freight or 2. Thanks again.
Simon.
don't forget about the Great Eastern Railway
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