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350 | 351 |
Class: | 350 | ||
Builder: | South Australian Railways, Islington, South Australia | ||
Number in Class: | 2 | ||
Wheel Arrangement: | Bo-Bo | ||
Engine: | Manufacture: | English Electric | |
Model: | 6KT | ||
Cylinders: | Number: | 6 in line | |
Power: | 190 kW | (254 horsepower) | |
Traction Motors (number): | 4 | ||
Tractive Effort | Starting: | 104.1 kN | (23,400 lbs) |
Continuous: | 39 kN at 12.7km/h | (8,700 lbs at 7.9 mph) | |
Wheel Diameter (Driven): | 0.91 m | ||
Length (over coupling points): | 11.53 metres | (37 feet 10 inches) | |
Maximum Axle Load: | 12.6 tonne | (12 tons 7 cwt) | |
Total weight: | 50.4 tonne | (49 tons 10 cwt) | |
Fuel Capacity: | 1364 litres | (300 gallons) | |
Maximum Speed: | 28 km/h | (17.5 mph) |
Diesel locomotive with Bo-Bo wheel arrangement, built by the South Australian Railways.
7.6.1949 | Entered service as broad gauge 350 class diesel locomotive No.350. |
9.1977 | Hired to I.C.I. Osborne. |
12.1977 | Return ex I.C.I. hire. |
1.3.1978 | To Australian National Railways. |
- | Withdrawn. |
- | Sold to SteamRanger. |
Diesel locomotive with Bo-Bo wheel arrangement, built by the South Australian Railways.
21.6.1949 | Entered service as broad gauge 350 class diesel locomotive No.351. |
1965 | Used as shunter at Mount Gambier. |
1.3.1978 | To Australian National Railways. |
23.8.1979 | Withdrawn. |
2.5.1980 | Sold to a private group at Moonta. |
1981 | Sold to SteamRanger. |
22.10.1981 | Removed from Moonta to Dry Creek. |
1991 | Suffered a major engine failure. |
13.7.1991 | Delivered to Port Dock Station Railway Museum under a loan arrangement. |
28.10.2015 | Gifted by the National Railway Museum to the Port Milang Historic Railway Museum. Transferred to "Milang Museum" on 28.10.2015. |