BR Class 92 - RfD European - 92030 'Ashford' - DCC Silent KUA Nuclear Flask Carrier These cocks would contact a

These cocks would contact a ramp which was raised at red signals causing a loss of vacuum brake and stopping the train

Modifications were required to the cab roofs to allow for tighter clearances which involved removing the protruding roof section and placing a new rainstrip higher on the roof

the majority of the fleet remained in service right up until the cessation of cement traffic by rail in 2009

B333635   Self-contained buffers HOP 24 1/2 marking [route info blanked out]

BR Class 92 - RfD European - 92030 'Ashford' - DCC Silent KUA Nuclear Flask Carrier These cocks would contact a92030 Ashford RfD EuropeanAlthough 30 Class 92s were initially allocated to Railfreight Distribution just three members of the class wore RfD logos with the large billboard style lettering (Nos. 92009 022 030) with a single example gaining RfD and SNCF logos at each end of the body (No. 92020). Having released No. 92022 Charles Dickens in our first run for the latest batch we present No. 92030, which has similar branding but in a different position.