The trams of the H.S.M.
YouTube name: choppernachladung.
Language: German.
Date: September 1, 2012.
City: Hannover (Germany).
The video shows
Hanover Tramway Museum (HSM)
Open regularly
Hannover Hohenfelser Wald: Straßenbahn-Haltestelle - Omnibushalle
Summer operation only
Hannover railcar 181, manufacturer Hannoversche Waggonfabrik (HAWA), type Stahlwagen, series 171-220, length 10.10 m, weight 12.8 t, manufactured 1928, power output 92 kW, signed line 11.
Hannover railcar 4037 (ex Vienna railcar 4037), manufacturer Simmering, type N, series 2711-2736, width 2.24 m, length 11.60 m, weight 16.6 t, with 24 seats and 60 standing places, signed line 317.
Hannover railcar 218 (ex Kassel railcar 218), manufacturer Credé, weight 14.0 t, manufactured 1936, power output 148 kW, signed line 7, in the direction of Baunatal, with advertising of 'Doornkaat'.
Hannover railcar 389 (ex Düsseldorf railcar 389), manufacturer Düwag, type Verbandstyp, series 1, signed line E17, in the direction of Lörick.
Hannover railcar 1008 (ex Magdeburg railcar 1008), manufacturer Tatra, type T4D.
Hannover railcar 3011 (ex Berlin railcar 3011), manufacturer Reichsbahnausbesserungswerk Berlin-Schöneweide (RAW), type Reko, signed line 46.
Hannover articulated tram 3533 (ex Bremen articulated tram 533), manufacturer Hansa Waggonbau, type GT4, series 3501-3559, length 17.50 m, manufactured 1975-1977, with 42 seats and 86 standing places, 2 engines, power output 163 kW, max speed 62 km/t, signed line 2, in the direction of Gröpelingen.
Hannover railcar 830 (ex The Hague railcar 830), manufacturer La Brugeoise et Nivelles, series 821-830, length 10.72 m, weight 13.6 t, manufactured 1929, with 23 seats and 44 standing places, signed line 16.
Hannover articulated tram 2 (ex Neunkirchen, Saar articulated tram 2), manufacturer Maschinenfabrik Esslingen (ME), signed line 2.
Description
Operation in the "Hannoversche-Straßenbahn-Museum" on 01-09-2012
