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=== V7 in Tasmania === | === V7 in Tasmania === | ||
− | Built in England in 1954 for Tasmanian Government Railways. In Tasmania from 1955, V7 was used as a shunting and branch line loco. It was withdrawn from service in 1983. | + | Built in England in 1954 for Tasmanian Government Railways. In Tasmania from 1955, V7 was used as a shunting and branch line loco. It was withdrawn from service in 1983. |
+ | It was then "plinthed" in a park at Margate in 1985 after the sale and removal of its engine( 8 cylinder Gardiner) and gearbox. | ||
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+ | V7 was acquired by DVR in 1998 from Kingborough Council and delivered to New Norfolk Yard in 1999 by truck. | ||
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+ | === Locomotive V7 Photographs === | ||
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|[[File:DVR V7 01 TED - 5.jpg|frameless]] | |[[File:DVR V7 01 TED - 5.jpg|frameless]] | ||
− | |before 1985 | + | |V7 before 1985 |
− | |Edward Lidster | + | |photograph by |
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|[[File:DVR V7 02 TED - 10.jpg|frameless|300x300px]] | |[[File:DVR V7 02 TED - 10.jpg|frameless|300x300px]] | ||
− | |Dru Point Reserve, Margate | + | |v7 at Dru Point Reserve, Margate |
1985 t0 1999 | 1985 t0 1999 | ||
− | |Edward Lidster | + | |photograph by |
− | + | Edward Lidster | |
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|[[File:DVR V7 03 TED - 10.jpg|frameless]] | |[[File:DVR V7 03 TED - 10.jpg|frameless]] | ||
− | |Dru Point Reserve, Margate | + | |V7 at Dru Point Reserve, Margate |
1985 t0 1999 | 1985 t0 1999 | ||
− | |Edward Lidster | + | |photograph by |
− | + | Edward Lidster | |
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|[[File:DVR V7 05 TED - 1.jpg|frameless]] | |[[File:DVR V7 05 TED - 1.jpg|frameless]] | ||
|V7 at New Norfolk | |V7 at New Norfolk | ||
− | |Edward Lidster | + | |photograph by |
− | + | Edward Lidster | |
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|[[File:DVR V7 07 TED - 12.jpg|frameless]] | |[[File:DVR V7 07 TED - 12.jpg|frameless]] | ||
|V7 at New Norfolk | |V7 at New Norfolk | ||
− | |Edward Lidster | + | |photograph by |
− | + | Edward Lidster | |
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|[[File:V7 on track Winter 1999 p15.jpg|frameless|300x300px]] | |[[File:V7 on track Winter 1999 p15.jpg|frameless|300x300px]] | ||
− | |1999 | + | |V7 1999 |
− | |Craig Farrell | + | |photograph by |
− | + | Craig Farrell | |
− | Winter 1999 p.15 | + | [OnTrack |
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+ | Winter 1999 p.15] | ||
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|[[File:V7 image005 nuysjn cropped.jpg|frameless]] | |[[File:V7 image005 nuysjn cropped.jpg|frameless]] | ||
− | |2019 | + | |V7 at New Norfolk 2019 |
− | | | + | |photograph by |
− | + | Tina Curtis | |
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|[[File:DVR V7 - 2.jpg|frameless|300x300px]] | |[[File:DVR V7 - 2.jpg|frameless|300x300px]] | ||
− | | | + | |V7 at New Norfolk |
− | |Edward Lidster | + | |photograph by |
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|[[File:DVR V7- 1.jpg|frameless|300x300px]] | |[[File:DVR V7- 1.jpg|frameless|300x300px]] | ||
− | | | + | |V7 at New Norfolk |
− | |Edward Lidster | + | |photograph by |
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− | + | === Drawing === | |
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− | | | + | |[[File:V Class Engine cropped.jpg|frameless]] |
+ | |TGR Arrangement Drawing L20 | ||
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− | === V7 Timeline === | + | === Locomotive V7 Timeline === |
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− | === History of the | + | === History of the V Class in Tasmania === |
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tasmanian_Government_Railways_V_class | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tasmanian_Government_Railways_V_class |
Latest revision as of 01:11, 16 May 2023
V7 in Tasmania
Built in England in 1954 for Tasmanian Government Railways. In Tasmania from 1955, V7 was used as a shunting and branch line loco. It was withdrawn from service in 1983.
It was then "plinthed" in a park at Margate in 1985 after the sale and removal of its engine( 8 cylinder Gardiner) and gearbox.
V7 was acquired by DVR in 1998 from Kingborough Council and delivered to New Norfolk Yard in 1999 by truck.
Locomotive V7 Photographs
Drawing
TGR Arrangement Drawing L20 |
Locomotive V7 Timeline
1955 | Built by Vulcan Foundry Ltd. Newton-Le-Willows, Lancashire, England, on behalf of the Drewry Car Co, with a Gardner 8L3 204hp engine.1 | |
Early 1955 | Arrived Hobart aboard ship .1 | |
21/5/1955 | Entered service painted red.1 | |
Mid 1981 | Stored out of service in Hobart (failed gearbox).1 | |
8/8/1983 | Fully depreciated.1 | |
13/7/1984 | Tendered for disposal.1 | |
24/8/1984 | Tender recalled. Loco stripped of mechanical components.1 | |
Early 1985 | Loco shell donated to Kingborough Council.1 | |
March 1985 | Loco shell placed on display at Dru Point Reserve, Margate.1 | |
3/4/1998 | Loco shell acquired by Derwent Valley Railway & transported to New Norfolk.1 | |
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History of the V Class in Tasmania
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tasmanian_Government_Railways_V_class