How many were built double-nosed and where? Didn't know that they even existed - double cab DL500s were built in Australia (44 and 930 class), but that was nose one end, flat cab the other.
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Chris, I'd say that unit has been built by the railways themselves, probably from a wreck victim. The cab doesn't too well integrated into the rest of the body, and the nose overhangs the pilot and frame end.
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| Posted by on April 17, 2010 | |
That's right, this is unique! Never seen this dual cab version of the DL500 before. Thanks for sharing!
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| Posted by Rahul on May 29, 2010 | |
I did not know that any of these locos other than 17000 in national Railway Museum existed.
Very cruel for the locopilots when the radiator side cab is leading, ambient temperature in the cab is likely to be unbearable.
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