New South Wales X10 class locomotive

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Locomotive Depot Shunter 1021 (former No. 59) NSWGR Locomotive Depot Shunter 1021.jpg
Locomotive Depot Shunter 1021 (former No. 59)

The X10 class is a class of steam locomotives previously operated by the New South Wales Government Railways of Australia.

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History

When the NSWGR steam locomotive classification was renumbered in 1924, a number of smaller classes, including small 0-4-0 and 2-4-0 tank locomotives, all types of duplicates, yard and depot locomotives, crane locomotives, locomotive and accident cranes and special equipment were classified as the X10 class. Many were purchased from other government agencies and private lines. As such, this was an extremely diverse group of locomotives.

Included were the 18 members of the F.351 class and eight members of M.36 class.

Locomotives

Locomotive 1001 (former 394X) NSWGR Locomotive 394X.jpg
Locomotive 1001 (former 394X)
NumberTypeBuiltBuilderBuilder's No.Pre 1924 No(s)Fate
10010-6-0ST1861 Manning Wardle 329N, S29 & 394Xscrapped 1929
10020-6-01866 Robert Stephenson & Company 1549E22scrapped 1929
10030-6-01871Vale & Lacy6E41scrapped 1927
10040-4-21877 NSWGR -M78preserved Transport Heritage NSW
10052-8-01879 Baldwin Locomotive Works 4414J132scrapped 1937
10062-8-01879 Baldwin Locomotive Works 4526J134scrapped 1937
10072-8-01879 Baldwin Locomotive Works 4529J138scrapped 1937
10082-8-01879 Baldwin Locomotive Works 4530J138scrapped 1927
10092-8-01879 Baldwin Locomotive Works 4533J140scrapped 1937
10100-6-01882Henry Vale18A193scrapped 1937
10112-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7387K294scrapped 1928
10122-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7389K296scrapped 1926
10132-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7390K297scrapped 1929
10142-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7391K298scrapped 1929
10152-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7392K299scrapped 1926
10162-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7394K300scrapped 1926
10172-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7395K301scrapped 1926
10182-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7396K302scrapped 1926
10192-6-01885 Baldwin Locomotive Works 7397K303scrapped 1926
10202-8-01893 NSWGR -J522scrapped 1930
10210-4-0ST1916 Manning Wardle 18961212 ex NSWPWDpreserved Transport Heritage NSW
10220-4-0ST1916 Vulcan Iron Works 25051217 ex NSWPWDpreserved Valley Heights Steam Tramway
10230-4-0ST1916 Vulcan Iron Works 25181218 ex NSWPWDscrapped 1968
10240-4-0T1918 Krauss 2179Ex PWD23, Lo432 ft gauge - sold 1936 & converted to petrol preserved Illawarra Light Railway Museum
10250-6-0T1875Mort & Co.16N68, Lo14scrapped 1937
10260-6-0T1875Vale & Lacy-N72, Lo15scrapped 1938
10312-4-0T1885 Beyer, Peacock & Company 2657F351, Lo19scrapped 1931
10322-4-0T1885 Beyer, Peacock & Company 2658F352, Lo20sold 1927
10332-4-0T1885 Beyer, Peacock & Company 2661F355, Lo21preserved Transport Heritage NSW
10352-4-0T1886 Beyer, Peacock & Company 2664F358, Lo22scrapped 1926
10362-4-0T1886 Beyer, Peacock & Company 2665F359, Lo23scrapped 1966
10372-4-0T1886 Beyer, Peacock & Company 2668F362, Lo24scrapped 1927
10392-4-0T1887Henry Vale37F364, Lo25scrapped 1929
10402-4-0T1887Henry Vale41F368, Lo26Sold Bulli Colliery 1929
10412-4-0T1887Henry Vale39F366, Lo27scrapped 1937
10422-4-0T1887Henry Vale38F365, Lo28preserved Maitland
10432-4-0T1887Henry Vale40F367, Lo29sold 1928
10650-4-0 petrol1920 Simplex 2023Lo44scrapped 1964
10760-6-0T1885 Vulcan Foundry 995R288, 1804preserved Goulburn Rail Heritage Centre
10770-6-0T1885 Vulcan Foundry 994R287, 1803preserved Transport Heritage NSW
10780-6-0T1885 Vulcan Foundry 992R285, 1801sold 1957

Breakdown Cranes

1050 at Genreagh 1050 at Glenreagh.jpg
1050 at Genreagh
1073 at Broadmeadow 1073 at Broadmeadow.jpg
1073 at Broadmeadow
Industrial Brownhoist 1080 50 ton crane at Junee Industrial Brownhoist X1080 Wreaking Crane.jpg
Industrial Brownhoist 1080 50 ton crane at Junee
NumberCapacityBuiltBuilderBuilder's No.Pre 1924 No(s)Fate
104830t Steam1909 Cowans Sheldon 3012Lo07preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
104930t Steam1911 Craven Brothers Cr.9158Lo08scrapped 1970
105030t Steam1911 Craven Brothers Cr.9158Lo09preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
105535t Steam1915 Ransome & Rapier B7392Lo12converted to diesel 1972 - preserved Canberra Railway Museum
105635t Steam1915 Ransome & Rapier B7392Lo13converted to diesel 1974
1060(2nd)120t Steam1957 Krupp Ardelt 204311-converted to diesel 1991 - preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
107270t Steam1929 Craven Brothers Cr.12030+12031+12032-converted to diesel 1971 - Preserved Goulburn Rail Heritage Centre
107370t Steam1929 Craven Brothers Cr.12030+12031+12032-converted to diesel 1968 - Preserved Richmond Vale Railway Museum
108050t Steam1944Industrial Brownhoist7054ex United States Army preserved Junee Locomotive Depot
108150t Steam1944Industrial Brownhoist?ex United States Armypreserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum

General Duties Cranes

NumberTypeBuiltBuilderBuilder's No.Pre 1924 No(s)Fate
10270-6-0T coal crab1875Vale & Lacy?N73, Lo16scrapped 1937
10280-6-0T coal crab1875Mort & Co.18N70, Lo17scrapped 1937
10290-6-0T coal crab1875Mort & Co.15N67, Lo18scrapped 1929
10300-4-0CT 4t Steam luffing crane1879 Dübs & Company 1237Shop 158, Lo02scrapped 1975
10340-4-0CT 4t Steam luffing crane1886 Dübs & Company 2250Shop 318, Lo03preserved Transport Heritage NSW
10380-4-0CT 4t Steam luffing crane1877 Dübs & Company 2251Shop 115, Lo01scrapped 1966
10440-4-0CT 5t Steam luffing crane1907 North British Locomotive Company 13086Lo04scrapped 1969
10454wvb Steam grab crane1908Priestman?Lo42scrapped 1946
10460-4-2CT 5t Steam luffing crane1909 Beyer, Peacock & Company 5260Lo05scrapped 1968
10470-4-2CT 5t Steam luffing crane1909 Beyer, Peacock & Company 5261Lo06scrapped 1968
10510-4-0CT 7t Steam luffing crane1914 Hawthorn Leslie & Company 3034Lo10scrapped 1980s
10520-4-0CT 7t Steam luffing crane1914 Hawthorn Leslie & Company 3035Lo11preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
10534wvb Steam derrick crane1914Coles?Lo30?
10548t Steam shovel1914Berry?Lo31?
10574wvb 3t Coal grab1917Central Otis?Lo45sold 1972
10584wvb 3t Steam crane1917Central Otis?Lo46?
10594wvb 5t Steam crane1918Alfred Harman Works, Melbourne?Lo34preserved Lachlan Valley Railway
1060(1st)4wvb 5t Steam crane1918Alfred Harman Works, Melbourne?Lo35sold 1954
10614wvb Coal grab1918Alfred Harman Works, Melbourne?Lo36preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
10624wvb Coal grab1918Alfred Harman Works, Melbourne?Lo37?
10634wvb Coal grab1918Alfred Harman Works, Melbourne?Lo38?
10644wvb Coal grab1918Alfred Harman Works, Melbourne?Lo39preserved Transport Heritage NSW
10660-4-0CT 7t Steam luffing crane1923 Hawthorn Leslie & Company 3563Lo40scrapped 1968
10670-4-0CT 7t Steam luffing crane1924 Hawthorn Leslie & Company 3565Lo41preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
10680-4-0CT 7t Steam luffing crane1924 Hawthorn Leslie & Company 3564Lo47preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
10690-4-0CT 7t Steam luffing crane1925 Hawthorn Leslie & Company 3635Lo49scrapped 1970
10704wvb Steam crane1928Coles?-preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
10744wvb 3t Steam crane1923Grafton Crane Co.?-?
10754wvb 3t Steam crane1923Grafton Crane Co.?-preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
10793t diesel electric1938Harman?-preserved Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum
10820-4-0CT 7t Steam luffing crane1950 Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns 7542-preserved Powerhouse Museum
10830-4-0CT 7t Steam luffing crane1950 Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns 7543-preserved South Eveleigh

Preservation

New South Wales M36 class locomotive

Locomotive M.36 Mixed Class NSWGR Locomotive M.36 Mixed Class.jpg
Locomotive M.36 Mixed Class

New South Wales F351 class locomotives

Locomotive F.351 Class NSWGR Locomotive F.351 Class.jpg
Locomotive F.351 Class
Preserved items
No.DescriptionManufacturerOrganisationStatusRef
10210-4-0T saddle tank engine Manning Wardle Transport Heritage NSW static exhibit

[5]

10220-4-0T saddle tank engine Vulcan Iron Works Valley Heights Locomotive Depot Heritage Museum under restoration

[6]

1024Locomotive Krauss-Maffei Illawarra Light Railway Museum operational

[7]

10344T crane Dübs & Company Transport Heritage NSW static exhibit

[8]

104830T steam crane Cowans Sheldon Private ownerunknown
105050T crane Craven Brothers Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored

[9]

10527T crane Hawthorn Leslie & Company Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored

[9]

105535T crane Ransome & Rapier Canberra Railway Museum stored
10573T coal grabPrivate ownerstored
10593T coal grab Lachlan Valley Railway stored
1060120T crane Krupp Ardelt Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored [9]
10615T craneAlfred Harman Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored [9]
10643T coal grabAlfred Harman Transport Heritage NSW stored

[10]

10677T crane Hawthorn Leslie & Company Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored [9]
10687T crane Hawthorn Leslie & Company Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored [9]
1070craneHenry J Cole Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored [9]
107270T accident crane Craven Brothers Goulburn Rail Heritage Centre stored
107370T accident crane Craven Brothers Richmond Vale Railway Museum operational
10753T CraneGrafton Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored [9]
10760-6-0T Tank Engine (formerly 1804) Vulcan Foundry Goulburn Rail Heritage Centre operational

[11]

10770-6-0T Tank Engine (formerly 1803) Vulcan Foundry Transport Heritage NSW now Thomas the Tank Engine

[12]

108050T CraneIndustrial Brownhoist Junee Locomotive Depot stored [9]
108150T CraneIndustrial Brownhoist Dorrigo Steam Railway & Museum stored [9]
10827T Crane Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns Powerhouse Museum stored

[13]

10837T Crane Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns South Eveleigh static display

[14]

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References

  1. ↑ Heritage Register Locomotive, Steam Locomotive 78 Office of Environment & Heritage
  2. ↑ NSW Heritage Register Listing
  3. ↑ NSWRTM Steam Locomotive exhibits Office of Environment & Heritage
  4. ↑ Australian Steam, Cardiff Workshops Shunter 1033
  5. ↑ Heritage Register Locomotive, Steam 1021
  6. ↑ Locomotive 1022 Valley Heights Steam Tramway
  7. ↑ 'Newbold' Illawarra Light Railway Museum
  8. ↑ NSW Heritage Register Listing
  9. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Dorrigo Railway Museum 1050
  10. ↑ NSW Heritage Register Listing
  11. ↑ "NSW Preserved Steam Locomotives". www.australiansteam.com. Retrieved 9 July 2020.
  12. ↑ Locomotive, Steam 1803 NSW Heritage Register
  13. ↑ Robert Stephenson-Hawthorn crane locomotive 1082
  14. ↑ ATP S170 Register RHS crane locomotive 1083
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