📽️Serie 593 de Renfe: Los "CAMELLOS" que no pudieron con los 592 ¿Error de FIAT?

✅Heroes or villains? Today on Meijo Ferroviario, we board one of the most controversial trains in Renfe's history: the 593 Series diesel railcars. Known as "Camels" because of their humps on the roof (where the air conditioning was hidden), these trains promised to revolutionize medium-distance rail travel in the 1980s. However, their sophisticated Fiat mechanical transmission became their biggest nightmare. Why did they break down so often? How did they really differ from their "siblings," the 592 series? In this video, we analyze: ✅ Their Italian origins and manufacturing in Spain (CAF and Babcock & Wilcox). ✅ The technology: Fiat engines and that noisy, complex gearbox. ✅ Their decline: The failed renovations and their sad end (many ended up in Argentina or Chile). ✅ The big comparison: Why are the 592 series still running while the 593 series disappeared? Let me know in the comments if you ever traveled on them and if you miss their bus-like engine roar! 👇 #Railway #Renfe #593Series #SpanishTrains #Fiat #Camels #MeijoRailway #Diesel ✅ Other videos in the series: 📽️ MOMENTS    • 📽️ MOMENTOS   ✅ Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... #Renfe #Railway #SpanishTrains #Adif #RailwayHeritage