Status Table
| Locomotive | Re-built from | Named | Entered service | Livery | Gauge |
| XR550 | X38 | Feb 2002 | Freight Australia green & yellow | Broad | |
| XR551 | X35 | Norman W DePomeroy | Pacific National blue & yellow | Broad | |
| XR552 | X40 | Freight Australia green & yellow | Broad | ||
| XR553 | X33 | Freight Australia green & yellow | Broad | ||
| XR554 | X34 | Jun 2004 | Freight Australia green & yellow | Broad | |
| XR555 | X32 | Oct 2004 | Pacific National blue & yellow | Standard | |
| XR557 | Mar 2005 | Pacific National blue & yellow | Broad | ||
| XR558 | Pacific National blue & yellow | Broad | |||
| XR559 | 16 Jan 2006 | Pacific National blue & yellow | Standard |
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