303 Comments for SNCB Train Works

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It’s a leaf spring. It is, as you surmised, suspension. A much smaller version is still used on most pickup trucks.
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The eagle like object is part of the suspension, you are correct. Theylre called leaf springs, your vehicle likely has them.
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HA ! ! :-)
Good one Operatenor ! ! !
I really want to visit this places. Someone wants to join me?
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I fell in love with this image. I am a huge train lover and what a find this is. Thank you for sharing.
nice...
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creepy yet so beautiful
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Bumblebee has taken on a new form ;)
I want that sign!!!!!!
This engine in operation, back in 1995:
http://www.train-photo...icture/number418.asp
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There are light bulbs there. my guess is there was a stained glass window that was backlit by the bulbs... probably looked really pretty compared to the barren bleakness of the rest of the complex
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If I'm not mistaken, I think it's a soap dispenser.

:-D
It is a leaf spring and it is for suspension. It is just huge compared to the ones you find in cars.
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That is the First Class 73 that SNCB had. Built in 1965.
" Fra-gee-lay. That must be Italian." " I think that says fragile, honey."