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32 G e n e r a l Instructions.—Continued.<br />

INSTRUCTIONS IN REGARD TO THE USE OF THE NEW<br />

COUPLING ON COACHING STOCK.<br />

General Rules 23 and 174.<br />

New Coaching Stock is being fitted with buffers 1 ft. 10 ins, in length,<br />

and couplings to correspond. When vehicles fitted with these buffers and<br />

couplings require to be coupled to stock fitted with the old type of buffer<br />

(1 ft. 11 ins.) and coupling, the new coupling must in all cases be used. The<br />

latter can be distinguished by the difference in the attachment of the<br />

coupling ball shank and by the coupling ball being pear-shaped instead of<br />

round, thus :—<br />

w C U t I- 4<br />

- a L17=, 4 ! D 1.<br />

3<br />

"• L . I<br />

P 4<br />

WAGONS BUILT TO COACHING STOCK REQUIREMENTS WITH<br />

BUFFERS OF 1 ft. /V, in. PROJECTION.<br />

General Rules 23 and 174.<br />

A number of wagons fitted for Express Freight train working are fitted<br />

with buffers with 1 ft. 8i in. projection (instead of 1 ft. 11 in.) and couplings<br />

'to suit.<br />

For Passenger train working, when wagons or other vehicles with the<br />

different length of buffers come together, the shorter coupling must be<br />

used. ( T . 13194-10-08).<br />

FOREIGN STOCK COUPLED TO N.E. STOCK.<br />

General Rules 23 and 174.<br />

The L. & N.W. Co.'s couplings must be used when attaching L. & N.W.<br />

-vehicles to North Eastern trains, and when attaching North Eastern vehicles<br />

to L. & N.W. trains.<br />

When other Companies' Stock is coupled to N.E. Stock, the coupling on<br />

zthe N.E. vehicle should be used, unless the latter coupling will not draw the<br />

buffers together, in which case the foreign couplings may be used.

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