Locomotive of state railway of thailand

nuttapong Apr 24, 2006

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    nuttapong New Member

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    1. Ge Cm22-7i or GEA (Thai call)

    Gea4523 Take a photo at Lamphun Station. Lamphun Station near Chiangmai Station. Chaingmai is a north capital of Thailand.
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    Ge Um-12c or Ge or GEK (thai call)
    Photo take in Chiangmai.

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    Hitachi 2900hp. From Japan by Hitachi.

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    Hitachi4514, Photo on Lamphun Station.
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  5. HemiAdda2d

    HemiAdda2d Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    Welcome to Trainboard!!!!!
    Nice coverage! What is the train tonnage like in Thailand? Are their trains as heavy as US trains? 2900 HP is'nt much in the US anymore, leads me to guess that the trains, like the United Kingdom, are shorter and lighter.
    What are those cars? Boxcars? Livestock cars? :confused:
     
  6. Stourbridge Lion

    Stourbridge Lion TrainBoard Supporter

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    Welcome to TrainBoard!!!!!!!

    What a great way to join in the fun with great Railfan photos!

    :thumbs_up: :thumbs_up: :thumbs_up: :thumbs_up:
     
  7. SRT-FAN

    SRT-FAN TrainBoard Member

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    Those are covered goods wagon (Boxcar) with single axle truck. As for trains in Thailand, the axle load limit is 15 metric tons (forget those mighty SD**, we can't support them :cry:)
    P.S. Welcome to trainboard Nuttapong :)
     
  8. nuttapong

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    Thank you for all. Another locomotive of thai is Alsthom.

    Alsthom in night at chiangmai.
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    Alsthom in Lamphun.
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    Davenport in Lampang. (Work in yard.)
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