English Electric Class 37 'Thrash' in Scotland 2018

[@davebarclay4429]

Great video. Captions identifying the locations would make it even better!

[@mwallace2922]

Awesome work 🤗. Thanks for posting 🇦🇺

[@GJ37425]

Thanks!

[@handyandy6050]

37s: Lovely.
Scotland: Lovely.

[@JordanClass37Fan]

Brilliant video them shots of 685 in the snow look awesome

[@retiredpainter259]

Oh how I wish I could turn the clock back to those days !!

[@alanbottomley5581]

You can only been in awe of hearing the thunder before you see the lightening. Class 37 are one of the best and fortunately still in use for track maintenance, like those yellow carriages video line defects for repairs. I see they are now using available HSTs to do that job now too

[@dakkan5433]

I think in some places they still use them for heavy-night-haulage?

[@scottishtrains9761]

The HSTs only do mainlines, the 37s do commuter lines and the 950 does branch lines

[@Gill12283]

Great video

[@steveytravels7914]

Great video mate

[@GJ37425]

Thanks

[@bushyconn]

Got a problem; send for a 37. From the halcyon days of English Electric ,

[@User58747]

Sweet music!

[@Match2100]

God I miss this sound. All of our English Electrics have been taken out of service

[@mrball5766]

There are over 60 class 37s still in service.

[@DPTrains]

I’ve seen loch laidon before

[@jameshodgson5644]

What’s that yellow train for??

[@ianlaw7454]

I'm sure its checking track for faults

[@Black_5_productions4871]

James Hodgson it is a colas inspection train it is used with class 37s usually but sometimes they use 67s and 43s

[@scottishtrains9761]

It inspects the track and OHLE to make sure it is safe to run trains at line speed