Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway - Steam Locomotives

Steam Locomotives

Name No Wheel Arrangement Tractive + Cyl Size Main Dimensions Built Rebuild + Maint Gauge Colour Status Notes
Sutton Belle 1 4-4-2 Tender 4.25 x 6.75 16'8 x 3'6 x 2'6.5 Cannon Ironfoundries 1933 Griffin Foundry 1953 & CCLR 2003 15 in (381 mm) Royal Maroon Out of Service(Winterized)
Sutton Flyer 2 4-4-2 Tender 4.25 x 6.75 17' x 3'6 x 2'6.5 Griffin Foundry 1950 CCLR 2003 +2006 15 in (381 mm) Royal Blue On Display (Out of service)
Mighty Atom/Prince of Wales 11 4-4-2 Tender Bassett-Lowke 1909 15 in (381 mm) On Display awaiting restoration
24 2-6-2 Tender 3000 lb 5.94 x 8 23 ft x 6 ft x 4 ft 3 in Fairbourne 1990 15 in (381 mm) Black Boiler has returned, steam test passed, finishing touches is slowly being done Based on a Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Locomotive
Effie 0-4-0 Well Tank Great Northern Steam CCLR 2006 15in Heywood Green Stored, Pending repair
Yvette 111 4-4-0 Tender Craven's 1946 CCLR 2006 15 in (381 mm) LNER Apple Green Workshop (On hold due to other projects) Based on an LNER Class D49
Crompton 4-4-2 Tender Curwen 1951 18 in (457 mm) Long term restoration (On hold)
Mountaineer 0-4-0 Tender W.van der Heiden 1972 CCLR 2006 & 2012 15 in (381 mm) BMR Maroon In Service ex Bush Mill Railway & the locomotive of 'The Flame Train' during the Olympic Torch
O4 Class 6284 2-8-0 Tender Roger Loxley & Ray Crome 2009 15 in (381 mm) LNER Freight Black In Service Made debut at Barrow Hill Roundhouse Gala

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