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Train locomotive in coal mine of China
(9) | 29/08/2015 | One of the most intriguing things that can be seen in the world today, steam locomotives are in coal mines of Sandaoling, in China. China is the only country in the world that still uses diesel locomotives, and that's because the transport of coal with... coal, It is of course a very economic solution. Here we see a locomotive trying to pull overloaded carriages 13, but manages very well as the wheels slide on Rails.
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