901032 Leyland Fleetline SDA517S, Route 31 Oadby Grange, Midland Fox livery Wire Couplers to be mounted in

Couplers to be mounted in NEM 362 sockets with kinematic close-coupling system

The ECoSDetector is compatible with all ECoS command stations or Central Stations (providing the Central Station has been updated with the Central Station upgrade software) and is able to detect up to 16 track sections

Over 990 of these locomotives were produced between 1953 and 1962 at the railway works in Crewe

Headlight brightness remains constant

while conversions from F-14As also existed

901032 Leyland Fleetline SDA517S, Route 31 Oadby Grange, Midland Fox livery Wire Couplers to be mounted inThe Leyland Fleetline was only the second rear engine double decker bus chassis to be produced by a UK manufacturer. It was designed by Daimler and was introduced in 1958. Leyland and Daimler were brought together under British Leylandin 1968 and the Daimler name continued to be applied until themid 1970s when it was replaced with Leyland branding. Birmingham City Transport,later West Midlands PTE, was the second largest Fleetline operator (behind