280hp Walker Railmotor - Status

Status

Railmotor Entered service Withdrawn Scrapped Current Status Notes
80RM Tuesday, 6 June 1950
81RM Monday, 21 August 1950
82RM Tuesday, 12 December 1950 N/A Now at Daylesford Spa Country Railway Stored pending restoration.
83RM Friday, 2 February 1951
84RM Wednesday, 21 March 1951
85RM Wednesday, 23 May 1951 Mornington Railway Stored pending restoration
86RM Tuesday, 17 July 1951
87RM Friday, 3 August 1951
88RM Friday, 7 September 1951
89RM Thursday, 25 October 1951 1980 Scrapped
90RM Thursday, 13 December 1951
91RM Sunday, 30 December 1951 N/A Now at Daylesford Spa Country Railway Operational
92RM N/A N/A N/A N/A Spare Power unit only

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