All locomotives pass though the shops before being dispatched on a return trip to Sishen. Before the window cleaner starts work on Class 9E E9006, he attaches a monkey chain (a nylon strap in this case) to one of the grabs above the windscreens - it's about four metres down to the shop floor! See also the Wikipedia article on the South African Class 9E, Series 1. |
Date:
2/10/2013 |
Location:
Saldanha, WC, WC ZA  |
Views:
690 |
Collection Of:

Col André Kritzinger |
Locomotives: |
Author: Col André Kritzinger
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Picture Categories: Yard |
This picture is part of album: Sishen-Saldanha Iron Ore Export Line (OREX) |