freight wagon

The design of freight wagons is however not a matter for the Commission.

He dropped out of school in 1870 and began working on a freight wagon after his father became too ill to work.

There were 5187 freight wagons in 1999, with 1188 due to be delivered.

They were bundled into a freight wagon and the train set off.

By 1859, there were 77 engines, 228 coaches and 848 freight wagons.

Much of the early output prior to that was freight wagons.

A few horses stood along the street, and a freight wagon was being loaded.

There were another dozen riding around the three freight wagons following, and we'd never seen the like.

He led her to the cab of a covered steam freight wagon.

"Sid bought the story about you being hit by a freight wagon.

Leaving her own horse she slipped down to the side of a big empty freight wagon.

A variety of freight wagons were also repaired at the depot.

I could see the freight wagons approaching the ferry ramp.

The ships usually returned in the daytime, carrying only freight wagons.

An unhitched freight wagon stood empty in front of the general store.

Trouble was, nothing but riders or freight wagons used that trail, and seldom.

And for awhile he had driven a freight wagon.

In haste, the freight wagons tipped and lost their cargo.

Freight wagons were repaired in the hall of the wagon depot until 1995.

When roads permitted, early carriages were developed from freight wagons.

Automatic couplers were introduced on all freight wagons in 1926.

About 800 freight wagons are dispatched from it daily.

The pontoons would carry either six freight wagons or five carriages.

Materials were being shipped by freight wagon from Rifle.

The line has a varied collection of passenger carriages and freight wagons.