2-Ton Slate Waggons (Un-Braked)
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Further examples of 2-ton slate wagons (un-braked)
Wagon 116[edit source]
All-metal 2-ton slate wagon with friction reducing mechanism at one end. Dduallt - demonstration gravity slate train. Maenofferen Quarry colour code marking
The wagon contains a water tank to add extra weight for gravity trains. Several wagons were fitted with these for the 2004(?) Vintage Weekend. This wagon was also fitted with a means of releasing the water onto the rails to reduce friction and would be one of the leading vehicles in the Gravity Slate Trains. Washing-up liquid was also tried in the water but this did not find favour with the drivers of later "up" trains who had trouble with slipping.
Wagon 261/367[edit source]
All-metal 2-ton slate wagon Dual numbered old Co. 367 on one side, New Co. 261 on other. Now resident at Tremadog Road Museum
Wagon 316[edit source]
Wagon 335[edit source]
Harbour Station Greaves (-Hafoddty) Quarry colour code marking
Wagon 364[edit source]
Wagon 639[edit source]
Glan-y-Mor
Wagon 659[edit source]
Harbour Station Rhiwbach Quarry colour code marking.
Wagon 697[edit source]
Glan-Y-Mor yard - Votty And Bowydd Quarry colour code marking
Wagon 757[edit source]
Wagon 758[edit source]
Wagon 785[edit source]
Rhiw Goch - Interactive III Llechwedd Quarry colour code marking
Wagon 787[edit source]
Boston Lodge, Top Yard
Wagon 797[edit source]
Dduallt, demonstration gravity slate train
Wagon 804[edit source]
