Does what it says on the tin. Tag this account or tweet #RateMyBuffers for @GarethDennis to rate your end-of-track devices. Worry not: your entry is in a queue!
Sadly these are no longer up to much snuff, but there's still a robustness to them that puts them a bit above the usual bullhead launchers!
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On a number of occasions Sheffield Parkway played host to locomotives running away from Tinsley TMD. This ensemble piece, which did a runner during 1978, gained sufficient momentum to push 08223 almost onto the carriageway itself.
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📸 Keith Proctor
How about a @SignaloftheDay and @RateMyBuffers double bill? Some railway infrastructure that is rarely photographed I'd imagine both images are taken from a warehouse just outside Dagenham dock station
If your train is actually striking a fixed buffer stop then it probably should have been a sliding buffer stop. And the dummy coupler doesn't appear to have engaged, either.
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My new book ‘Upgrading the Isle of Wight’s Railway’ will be published by @penswordbooks next month and is currently available to preorder for just £18.75. (Full RRP is £25.00).
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"The train now approaching Platform 12..."
York Station on the morning of August 4, 1958, when the Sunderland to York train overran the buffer stops and mounted the platform and tore into the tobacco kiosk.
Wonderful old Photograph of a steam engine on LYMINGTON PIER with that lovely view down the river towards the SOLENT and the I.O.W. What’s not to like .
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My favourite stop block at work, in a mill that makes Justin Roczniak's favourite engineered wood product, OSB. The tank car contains methylene diphenyl diisocyanate, one of the things you can make out of the poison gas from Bhopal. @GarethDennis@RateMyBuffers