grok
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The company with the higher trains probably paid better bribes, that's mos how business is done in the new South Africa.
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For Transnet the limit is 3965mm. Tippler wagons may go up to 4000mm.
Source: Work in railway engineering. Can post proof if required.
What spec was given to the manufacturer?
Just trying to understand why the engineer is being targeted...No idea, not involved with PRASA. Will ask around and see what comes up.
Just trying to understand why the engineer is being targeted...
So Mr CEO are the locomotives the wrong size or not? At least answer that and then rage/race after clarifying the facts you dispute.
Exactly. It will also show who messed up...This, It should be relatively easy to pull out the engine specs and the legislated height allowance and show them to the press instead of raging about it and "cause you black"
This, It should be relatively easy to pull out the engine specs and the legislated height allowance and show them to the press instead of raging about it and "cause you black"
I agree that it would not be that hard to google for the information but my comment was made more in line with the way the CEO handled the newspaper allegation. He could have just come out and shown why they went with these engines and where the values sit with regards to the height of the engine and legislation, however it seems easier to go on the rage and claim that the newspaper is wrong (without providing evidence) and carrying on claiming it is some kind of vendetta against the black engineers.
The engineers say the locomotives could damage the overhead electrical cables on the country's rail lines.