Br class 28 co-bo

steamanddiesel · #1 3rd November 2020, 19:17

Does anyone have a picture of the engine in a museum? Becuse i do know that one of them survived from scrap and became preserved into a museum so is there any pics of that?

TRP · #2 3rd November 2020, 19:54

Your photo shows the sole surviving class 28 No.D5705 at Bury on the East Lancashire Railway. The loco is under overhaul at the ELR, in the care of the Class 15 Preservation Society (custodians of sole surviving class 15 No.D8233, also based at the ELR).

http://www.d8233.org.uk/5705.htm
http://www.elrdiesel.info/fleet-d5705.php
https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/D5705/

Tony

steamanddiesel · #3 4th November 2020, 07:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by TRP

Your photo shows the sole surviving class 28 No.D5705 at Bury on the East Lancashire Railway. The loco is under overhaul at the ELR, in the care of the Class 15 Preservation Society (custodians of sole surviving class 15 No.D8233, also based at the ELR).

http://www.d8233.org.uk/5705.htm
http://www.elrdiesel.info/fleet-d5705.php
https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/D5705/

Tony

Well thats interesting

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