🚂 CLASS 37 – The Diesel Legend Still Turning Heads! 🔧💨 Few locomotives have captured hearts quite like the Class 37. Introduced in the early 1960s by British Rail, this iconic diesel-electric beast earned the nickname “Tractor” for its unmistakable engine roar and rugged endurance. Whether hauling heavy freight, working passenger services across rural Britain, or thundering down windswept coastlines, the Class 37 has done it all — and with style. Over 300 were built, and incredibly, many are

🚂 With its distinctive growl and unmistakable presence, the Class 37 Locomotive has become one of the most iconic diesels in British railway history. Introduced in the early 1960s, these powerful Type 3 locomotives worked passenger and freight services across the UK for decades — and many still survive today, beloved by enthusiasts and preserved on heritage lines. 💨 📽️ In my latest video, I dive into the story of the Class 37 — its design, service, legendary nickname “tractors,” and why it co

Detroit Diesel 6-71T Marine, 485hp, received all new Inconel Exhaust Valves, Springs, Seals, Locks & Injector Tubes. We took .007” off in 3 passes, this video is of the 2nd pass @ .003”. Deck was Dykem’d to show viewers how bad the deck of the head is, as we resurface it. #detroitdiesel #marine #machineshop #diesel #twostroke #hustle #engine #dieselengine #smallbusiness #familybusiness #dieselpower #reman #shop #machining #enginemachine #rebuild #familybusiness #business | RCS Diesel Service

⚡️The Versatile Class 73 Electro-Diesel – Power on Rails!⚡️ Introduced in the 1960s, the British Rail Class 73 is a true hybrid hero — part electric, part diesel, and entirely unique. Designed for the Southern Region, these locomotives could draw power from the third rail or switch to their onboard diesel engine when off the electrified network. From hauling express passenger trains to shunting freight and rescue duties, the Class 73 proved itself a master of adaptability. Even today, several re

⚡️The Versatile Class 73 Electro-Diesel – Power on Rails!⚡️ Introduced in the 1960s, the British Rail Class 73 is a true hybrid hero — part electric, part diesel, and entirely unique. Designed for the Southern Region, these locomotives could draw power from the third rail or switch to their onboard diesel engine when off the electrified network. From hauling express passenger trains to shunting freight and rescue duties, the Class 73 proved itself a master of adaptability. Even today, several re

A glimpse inside the cab of the first class 37 locomotive built. This was built in 1960 and since entering preservation has been restored to as close to original condition as possible. It is a regular runner on diesel days at the Great Central Railway. | Adrian Watson