List of Locomotives
Key: | In Service | In Service, Main Line Certified | Under Overhaul/Restoration | Stored | Static Display | Scrapped |
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Number | Builder | Builder's Number | Year Built | Arrived at Steam Inc | Notes |
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WF 386 | NZR Addington Workshops | 66 | 1905 | 1976? | Previously on display at Taumarunui. Previously owned by Taumarunui District Council, some overhaul work carried out but currently stored. |
AB 608 | NZR Addington Workshops | 163 | 1915 | 1994 | First AB built. Preserved by NZR&LS, previously static display at Ferrymead. Leased to Steam Incorporated, under restoration. |
K 917 | NZR Hutt Workshops | 294 | 1934 | 1997 | Used as a boiler supply prior to preservation. Stored, missing many parts. Boiler intended as spare for KA 945. |
KA 945 | NZR Hutt Workshops | 328 | 1939 | 1975? | First KA built. Purchased by Len Southward, loaned and later donated to Steam Inc. Restored to mainline standard, first ran in 1985. Withdrawn 1995 for overhaul, currently stored in a dismantled state. |
J 1234 | North British Locomotive Co. | 24557 | 1939 | 1974 | Restored for main line use 1992, leased to Glenbrook Vintage Railway from 1998. Currently stored Glenbrook Vintage Railway out of use, awaiting overhaul. |
DA 1410 | General Motors | A800 | 1955 | 1988 | Currently leased to Glenbrook Vintage Railway, stored out of use. |
DS 202 | Drewry/Vulcan Foundry | 2526 | 1955 | ? | Used as yard shunter. |
JA 1271 | NZR Hillside Workshops | 394 | 1956 | 1978 | Acquired as stripped hulk. Comprehensively restored to main line use, used from 1997. Currently used on main line excursions. |
DA 1431 | General Motors | 57-135 | 1957 | 1988 | Painted in unique livery for NZ Sesquicentennial, 1990. Formerly leased to Glenbrook Vintage Railway. Main Line certified. |
DA 1471 | General Motors | A2017 | 1963 | 2012 | Formerly of NZ Rail Heritage Collection. To Steam Inc in 2012 after storage at Hutt Workshops. |
ORB No.2 | Mitsubishi | 1476 | 1967 | ? | Used as yard shunter. |
In addition:
- J 1211 and KA 942, now of Mainline Steam were originally stored at Steam Incorporated before restoration at the Glenbrook Vintage Railway, Auckland.
- WMR #9/N 453 owned by the Wellington and Manawatu Railway Trust is currently based at Steam Incorporated, with some work having been carried out towards its restoration.
- NRZ 15A class Garratt 398, owned by the Flying Fifteen Locomotive Society arrived at Steam Incorporated in May 2011. The locomotive is being prepared for long term storage, however the group have eventual plans to run it on the main line.
- 1909-built 0-4-0T Barclay #1181, acquired from Len Southward in the 1970's was sold in 2012 to a private owner for restoration, based at the Silver Stream Railway.
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