6 Responses

1. Colin Hussey

   12|Jan|2011 1

   Just to add to what appears a truncated description. have to learn different method of uploading of photo’s & comments.

   Anyway a China Rail Fan site showed these loco’s & some other poorer shots of these QJ’s dumped in what was termed Shenyang Depot, they were posted there in December 2005, there are a couple with the same numbers as those listed by Dave & a couple of diferent ones as well. Part of the post also mentioned some JS’s being there as well, at least from memory.

2. Dave Fielding

   13|Jan|2011 2

   Dahushan is in Shenyang Bureau, 137 km SW of Shenyang by rail. The only other loco present on my visit was SY 0739 inside the depot, looked like a long abandoned repair job.

3. Colin Hussey

   13|Jan|2011 3

   Thanks Dave

   This whole thing is a very interesting development indeed,

   I did have another few photos I downloaded but they are not in the file as the ones I posted, time though would mean that it would not be possible to get them off that site

   Also several photo’s came a bit later of QJ 6294 after a heavy O/haul at Chanchung. Makes one wonder, & hope this might not be a one off.

4. Colin Hussey

   14|Jan|2011 4

   Dave
   Bern said the location was actually Sujiatun, but Sujuaton is closer to Shenyang than that? I have found another location call Dahushan more to the west but could not see anything there other than a station.

5. Bernd Seiler

   24|Jan|2011 5

   Colin,

   Sujiatun is a small steam loco workshop next to the railway museum. Sujiatun is south of Shnyang and can be found on google earth. You’ll see many railway properties there. I do not know where exactly the Sujiatun workshop is. My last visit there dates back to 1996 or 1997, can’t remember.

   Bernd

6. Bernd Seiler

   24|Jan|2011 6

   Colin,

   To see the pictures in full resolution you need to click twice on them. One time, then wait a moment and then another time. It’s not very comfortable, I know. But Word Press was said to offer one of the best blog systems …

   Hope you enjoy it anyhow.
   Bernd