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On-Track Plant 2009 book

20 March 2009 - thanks to NPT Publishing for this article

On-Track Plant 2009 book

On-Track Plant 2009, by Roger Butcher/NPT Publishing

The 2009 edition of the On-Track Plant book is now out, and again it doesn't disappoint! This year it is sponsored by Colas Rail.

Like the last book, this edition is split into 5 sections:

  • Large Plant - including new machines currently on order.
  • Road/Rail Plant broken into sub-sections by type.
  • Small Plant broken into sub-sections by type.
  • Companies - lists of what each company owns.
  • Disposals - mainly large plant disposals since the last edition.

The Road-Railer section doesn't list fleet numbers, but updates and lists will continue to be published on this website.

The book has 304 pages, and there are over 650 colour pictures depicting nearly every type of machine & road-railer.

You can download the flyer here and send it to...

  • Peter Hall
  • NPT Librarian (OTP 2009)
  • ON-TRACK PLANT 2009
  • 7 Barnes Avenue
  • Dronfield Woodhouse
  • Dronfield
  • Sheffield
  • S18 8YF

Important Notes:

* Orders must be placed via the above address.

* We are not the publisher/distributor/author of this book!


Comments

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  • steve sandford

    6 August 2009, 13:30

    I have a hard copy of this book, is there anyway it can be viewed on the web?

    Regards

  • Peter Hall

    15 September 2009, 10:28

    Sample pages and the ability to order copies of On-Track Plant 2009, along with copies of the previous editions, can all be done through the newly updated website:

    nptpublishing.com

    Thanks

  • Sam Cavanagh

    12 October 2009, 12:06

    Im interested in purchasing a copy of On Track Plant 2009 are you able to send it to Australia, if so how do i go about it and what is the cost? Can we do a visa transaction?

    Regards

    Sam Cavanagh

    www.cavanaghcranesandtransport.com.au

  • lerpassmapter

    12 October 2009, 17:59

    Well checking the website, it appears there should be no problem ordering from Australia.

    Click the nptpublishing.com link as above.

    LM

  • Bill Parker

    12 April 2011, 13:48

    Can you tell me when On Track Plant 2010 is being released.

    Bill

  • Vince

    12 April 2011, 14:14

    Bill - latest news is that there won't be a "2011" edition due to a lack of investment in new machines...

    Will post any updates when I hear about them.

  • Neil Mackenzie

    4 January 2012, 20:19

    Does this book list the engine-types used to power track-machines present and past? If not, any suggestions where I could find that?

    Thanks in advance,

    Neil Mackenzie

  • Lerpass Mapter

    5 January 2012, 21:30

    Neil

    Not sure if the book gives these details, but you could ask on the forum here about certain machine types and probably get a reply.

  • Roger Goddard

    7 January 2012, 06:10

    Neil

    What machine types are you after, I'll have ago if the memory still works.

  • Neil Mackenzie

    7 January 2012, 21:32

    Hi there - Namely the enigine types used in the larger rail-grinders:

    Speno RPS 32-2 Rail Grinder

    Loram/Hunslet Barclay SPML17 Rail Grinder

    Loram C21(01) Rail Grinder

    Last but not least - the old Speno sets:

    Speno RPS 32-1 Rail Grinder

    One of the two was returned to Speno in in Geneva1989. Did they keep it? I remember seeing them in the mid-80s.

    Thanks,

    Neil

  • Lerpass Mapter

    7 January 2012, 23:30

    Well, I can't help with engne details on the grinders, they was always run private in BR days. Roger is best placed to comment.

    But, the Italians on the early Speno Grinders cooked a cracking breakfast, so I was told.

  • Roger Goddard

    8 January 2012, 07:24

    Sorry Neil, but I do not know the engines fitted to these machines.

    I was also told of the Italians good breakfasts.

    Roger

  • Neil Mackenzie

    8 January 2012, 22:39

    No problem guys. Thanks for getting back to me anyway.

    Neil


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