Re: re NGGF

[Michael Kurkowski <mk@netstra.com.au>]

Hi,

Does the NSW coding system follow any sort of logic like Victorias does?

e.g. where the second letter is: O = open, F = flat, Z = works, H = hopper 
etc.. third letter being type, e.g. a grain hopper would be HG.

Regards
Michael.

p.s. I may compile a list of code types for my website, i.e. an explanation 
of what each letter means.





Peter Kilburn said in message <7uhgn8$gkm$1@news1.mpx.com.au>, I therefore 
quote:

>NGGF = Bulk Sugar, the freight originates in the north of NSW, arrives in
>VIC by SM3,( a GNRS job south of Albury) the wagons have a gross of 81
>tonnes, a tare of 21 tonnes, they are 14.3 m long , the wagons were
>originally coded NGTY ,
>
>Yours,    Pete Kilburn  BTW
>                      Junee
>
>