The Cork Dublin Express Train has entered service

Mark Gleeson · 18-02-2007, 23:45

Everything built post 1995 is retention, that means there is a tank which needs to be emptied, which frequently isn't done or the process of empting delays trains, eg the platform 5 gig in Heuston with the new train

Some genius put the tank level indicator on a Mk4 inside, you can see it yourself on the wall to the left above the computer screen. That means more hassle since a full tank can't be spotted on a external inspection.

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18-02-2007, 23:45	#17
Mark Gleeson Technical Officer Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Coach C, Seat 33 Posts: 12,669	Everything built post 1995 is retention, that means there is a tank which needs to be emptied, which frequently isn't done or the process of empting delays trains, eg the platform 5 gig in Heuston with the new train Some genius put the tank level indicator on a Mk4 inside, you can see it yourself on the wall to the left above the computer screen. That means more hassle since a full tank can't be spotted on a external inspection.