Australian Railway Historical Society (ACT Division)

Rolling Stock

Diesel locomotives

• 4807, diesel-electric, 1050hp Co-Co engine, built 1959, was one of 165 units which made up the NSW Railways 48 class which began service late in 1959, replacing steam locomotives, particularly on country branch lines.
   
• 7315, diesel-hydraulic, 650hp Bo-Bo engine, built 1970, one of two 73 class diesel-hydraulic locomotives used by the Society to operate heritage trains.
   
• 7319, diesel-hydraulic, 650hp Bo-Bo engine, built 1970, one of two 73 class diesel-hydraulic locomotives used by the Society to operate heritage trains.
   
• D25, diesel-electric, 400hp Bo-Bo, built 1958, formerly owned by Australian Iron and Steel, is the yard shunter at the Society's Canberra Railway Museum and workshop at Kingston.
   
• X 203, diesel, 260hp Bo, built 1964, former NSWGR light engine now part of the Yass Railway Museum exhibits.

Picture: Locomotive 4807 leads a Society tour train at Grafton, NSW - David Johnson photo.

Other rolling stock

See:
Locomotives -
    Steam locomotives

Diesel rail motors
    CPH class ("Tin Hare") rail motors

Passenger cars -
    End platform sitting cars
    Other sitting cars
    Sleeping cars
    Special purpose passenger cars

Freight wagons
    From flat-tops to tankers

Track maintenance vehicles
    From trikes to ballast sweepers

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