New South Wales Standard suburban carriage stock

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New South Wales Standard suburban carriage stock
Sydney Red Rattler at Flemington.jpg
F1 at Flemington Maintenance Depot
Red Rattler interior.jpg
Interior
In service1925–1992
Manufacturer
Built at
Constructed1925–1937
Number built
  • 352 motor cars
  • 248 trailer cars
Formation2-8 carriages
Fleet numbers
  • C3101-3452
  • C3901-C3903
  • T4301-T4548
Operator(s)
Depot(s)
Line(s) servedAll Sydney suburban except Eastern Suburbs
Specifications
Car length18.75 m (61 ft 6+1⁄4 in)
Width3,185 mm (10 ft 5+3⁄8 in)
Height3,920 mm (12 ft 10+3⁄8 in)
Doors4
Maximum speed80 km/h (50 mph) (TfNSW limit)
3000 series cars: 80 km/h (50 mph) (designed speed)
7000 series cars: 113 km/h (70 mph) (designed speed)
20 km/h (12 mph) (TfNSW limit through platforms)
Traction system3000 series cars: 2 x Metropolitan-Vickers MV172 motors per carriage
7000 series cars: 4 x AEI149 motors per carriage
Semi automatic electro-pneumatic resistance control, Series wound brushed DC traction motors
Transmission3000 series cars: 58:18 Gear ratio. Straight cut gears. Wheel diameter 42 inch (1067mm)
7000 series cars: 74:17 Gear ratio. helical gears. Wheel diameter 36 inch (914mm)
Power supply 36vDC
Electric system(s) 1,500 V DC catenary
Current collector(s) Single-pan diamond pantograph
Braking system(s) Westinghouse air
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge

The New South Wales Standard suburban carriage stock are a class of electric multiple units that were operated by the New South Wales Government Railways and its successors between 1926 and 1992. They served on the Sydney suburban network. In the years before their withdrawal, they were nicknamed Red Rattlers. This term was imported from Victoria and was never a contemporaneous colloquialism.

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History

Carriage C3426, now on Red Rattler set F1, leading the first electric train over the Sydney Harbour Bridge in 1932 First passenger train over Sydney Harbour Bridge.jpg
Carriage C3426, now on Red Rattler set F1, leading the first electric train over the Sydney Harbour Bridge in 1932

To provide rolling stock for the electrification of Sydney's suburban rail network, steel carriages were ordered. [1] [2]

The initial 50 power cars were built in England by Leeds Forge Company and shipped to Australia in knocked-down condition. They were assembled by Eveleigh Carriage Workshops (10) and Clyde Engineering (40) between April and October 1925. Initially numbered 2213-2262, they entered service being inserted into sets with Bradfield carriages for haulage by steam locomotives until fitted with Metropolitan-Vickers electrical equipment and motors in 1926. At this stage they were renumbered C3101 to C3150. [1] [2] [3]

Between 1926 and 1929, a further 290 power cars, 248 trailer cars and three parcel vans were built in Australia by Clyde Engineering and Walsh Island Dockyard. [4] In 1937, Clyde Engineering built a further 12 power cars, to provide coverage while the 1920s built power cars were overhauled. [5] The reason for the imbalance between motor and trailer cars was the conversion of some American Suburban carriage stock to operate with the new power cars. [1] [2]

NumbersBuilderYears BuiltTotalNotes
C3101-C3150 Leeds Forge Company 192550Initially entered service as locomotive hauled
carriages 2213-2262
C3151-C3170 Clyde Engineering 1926–192720
C3171-C3220 Walsh Island Dockyard 1926-2750
C3221-C3250Clyde Engineering192630
C3251-C3300Walsh Island Dockyard192850
C3301-C3440Clyde Engineering1928–1929140
C3441-C3452Clyde Engineering193712
C3901-C3903Clyde Engineering19283Parcel vans
T4301-T4548Walsh Island Dockyard1927–1929248T4543-T4548 rebuilt as
driving trailers D4051-D4056 in 1937

In 1937, six trailers (T4543-T4548) were converted to driving trailers. [2] Between 1968 and 1975, some power cars were converted to 4 motors using traction equipments similar the W sets and U sets and fitted on air suspended bogies. These were renumbered upwards by 4000, e.g. C3306 became C7306. [6]

Withdrawals commenced in the 1970s, 92 remained in service with CityRail in July 1991. [6] The last were withdrawn in 1992. Several have been preserved. [3] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]

Colour schemes and overhauls

Power cars and carriages NSW standard suburban carriage stock carriages, car 3426.jpg
Power cars and carriages

As built, the standard cars were painted in Tuscan red and russet with yellow pin striping. [12] In the 1940s, that was changed to Tuscan red with buff lining. [12] In 1957, the livery was changed to plain Tuscan red, which many cars retained until their withdrawal. [12] From 1973, the livery became Public Transport Commission blue and white, before that was superseded by Indian red in 1976. The original cream and brown interiors were repainted in two-tone green, but that was not done to all cars. Overhauls of the stock continued up until 1988, with some receiving sliding aluminium Beclawat windows to alleviate rust problems. [3] [5] [6] A few cars also received Airmate pantographs, replacing the original Dorman Long pantographs. [12]

Preservation

Sydney’s Red Set F1, which is made up of four carriages (C7396, C3218, T4527, C3426), is preserved and in operational condition. This is as a result of collaboration between Sydney Trains, Transport Heritage NSW, who plan public trips and tours on the train, and Historic Electric Traction. The restored train resumed carrying passengers on June 11, 2016, 14 years since its last such trip. [13] [14] One of the carriages of set F1, power car C3426, led the first electric train to cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge. All four cars were built in 1927. [15]

Transport Heritage NSW / Sydney Trains has multiple Standard cars in the care of Historic Electric Traction: [16]

Walsh Island Trailer Car T4310, owned by Transport Heritage NSW / Sydney Trains, is on static display at NSW Rail Museum, Thirlmere.[ citation needed ] The Dorrigo Steam Railway and Museum own one standard power car, Clyde Engineering (2 motor) power car C3167, stored at Dorrigo. [17]

Due to their width and age, Transport for NSW limits the speed of these carriages to 80 km/h (50 mph) during normal running and 20 km/h (12 mph) when passing platforms. They are further limited to running in wide loading gauge track areas only, which includes the whole suburban network, but does not include the Main North or West lines leaving Sydney.[ citation needed ]

Private ownership

Many cars were sold via contract to Milfren Pty Ltd from 1990 to 1994 to private buyers. [18] Usually this would only include the body of the carriage, lacking pantographs and bogies, however there are some exceptions to these.

[19] [20] [21] [22] [23]
Car NumberBuilderDate soldOriginal LocationCurrent LocationOwnerNotes
C3105Leeds Forge17/05/1990Mendooran, NSWUnknown, possibly still MendooranUnknown
C3118Leeds Forge03/04/1992Marulan, NSWUnknown, possibly still MarulanUnknown
C3120Leeds Forge22/11/1990Lismore, NSWGoulburn, NSWPrivatePrivate sale outside of Milfren
C3121Leeds Forge30/11/1992Molong Holding Yard, NSWMolong Holding Yard, NSWPrivate
C3122Leeds Forge21/08/1992Taren Point, NSW, then Rylstone, NSW.Mount Frome, NSW"Jeffery", AirBNB hostUsually ran with a parcel van to fill up a 2 car consist in case of an equipment failure.

Painted as "The Giraffe" for Cityrail Zoo Train H22 in March 1991 as part of a brand deal with Taronga Zoo. Restored back into this livery after a period in grey. [24]

C3134Leeds Forge13/08/1992Taren Point, NSWUnknownUnknown
C3148Leeds Forge06/05/1992Freemantle, NSWUnknownUnknown
C3151Clyde EngineeringUnknownCobargo (Princess Highway), NSWCobargo (Princess Highway), NSWWattletown Junction Train Stop Cafe [25] [26]
C3176Walsh Island Dockyard17/06/1992Wellington, NSWUnknownUnknown
C3183Walsh Island Dockyard09/06/1992Bonnyrigg, NSWKurrajong, NSWMadison's Mountain Retreat [27] [28] Restored into Cityrail paintscheme as of 2019. Damaged by bushfires as of 2021.
C3151Walsh Island Dockyard17/01/1992Kurrajong, NSW [29] Kurrajong, NSWMadison's Mountain Retreat [27] [28] Restored into Cityrail paintscheme as of 2013. Damaged by bushfires as of 2021. [30]
C3191Walsh Island Dockyard04/09/1992Dubbo, NSWUnknownUnknown
C3196Walsh Island Dockyard12/03/1992Nowra, NSWUnknownFormerly Barbeques Galore, Nowra
C3198Walsh Island Dockyard01/06/1992Wellington, NSWMitchell HighwayA plant nursery
C3200Walsh Island Dockyard22/02/1992Catherine Field, NSWUnknownUnknown
C3212Walsh Island Dockyard10/02/1993Minto, NSWUnknownUnknown
C3216Walsh Island Dockyard13/03/1992Nowra, NSWUnknownFormerly Barbeques Galore, Nowra
C3255Walsh Island Dockyard14/07/1990Dungay, NSWDungay, NSWRed Rattlers Dungay [31]
C3256Walsh Island Dockyard28/02/1992Coolatai, NSWYetman, NSW "Gillian", private owner [32]
C3259Walsh Island Dockyard12/07/1990Lightning Ridge, NSWUnknown, possibly still at Lightning Ridge(Possibly) Red Rattler Camp [33]
C3261Walsh Island Dockyard14/07/1990Dungay, NSWDungay, NSWRed Rattlers DungayUsed as a cafe, still retains original seating
C3266Walsh Island Dockyard12/06/1992Bredbo, NSWBredbo, NSW Paddington Hills Rural Retreat
C3273Walsh Island Dockyard21/10/1992Dungog, NSWDungog, NSWCarriageway [34] One of 4 carriages, currently used as the restaurant.

Formerly wore a special livery for the opening of the Opera House in October 1973.

C3276Walsh Island Dockyard11/03/1994Oberon, NSWOberon, NSWPrivateStill retains pantograph, withdrawn in 1978 for use at the Apprentice Training College in Chullora.
C3279Walsh Island Dockyard30/09/1985Cataract Dam, NSWScrappedScout Association of Australia Caratact DamScrapped in the 1990s.
C3652Walsh Island DockyardUnknownMolong Holding Yard, NSWMolong Holding Yard, NSWPrivateOriginallly car C3283 until 29/07/1991 when converted into wash plant shunter Bugsy.

Private sale outside of Milfren

C3284Walsh Island Dockyard17/08/1993Yowah, QldUnknown, possibly still at YowahUnknown
C3286Walsh Island Dockyard11/02/1993Peats Ridge, NSWWellington, NSWPrivate
C3287Walsh Island Dockyard30/01/1992Rocklea, NSWNewbridge (Caloola St), NSWPrivate
C3288Walsh Island Dockyard11/03/1994Castlereagh, NSWCranebrook, NSWPrivate
C3289Walsh Island Dockyard19/04/1994Orange, NSWUnknownUnknown
C3290Walsh Island Dockyard05/03/1993Illabo, NSWTaree, NSWGeoff WillisCurrently rests ontop of a set of Sputnik bogies.
C3334Clyde Engineering?Dungog, NSWDungog, NSWCarriageway
C3384Clyde Engineering?Lake Bathurst (Braidwood Road), NSWUnknownUnknown
C3446Clyde Engineering?Windeyer, NSWWindeyer, NSWBa Macks Homestead
C3451Clyde Engineering?Dubbo (Newell Highway), NSWUnknownUnknown
C3496Clyde Engineering?Bredbo, NSWBredbo, NSW Paddington Hills Rural Retreat
C3517Clyde Engineering?Cadjangarry (Princess Highway), NSWUnknownUnknown
T4353Walsh Island Dockyard?Richmond, NSWRichmond, NSWRichmond Valley Motors [35]
T4388Walsh Island Dockyard?Wallaroo, NSWWallaroo, NSWThe Last Stop Ambledown Brook [36]
T4458Walsh Island Dockyard?Unknown112 Wyaldra Lane, Mudgee, NSW For sale
Abandoned car at Chullora. NSW Standard Suburban Stock power car at Chullora.jpg
Abandoned car at Chullora.

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  5. 1 2 C3444 - 1937 Clyde Modified Motor Car Sydney Electric Traction Society
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