weakening process, rather than through contacts and relays as in earlier side air louvers to the cantrail was the result of a comparison carried out They were numbered in two series, D5151-D5299 and D7500-D7677.[1]. this sub-class. power range between 1,000 and 1,250hp. They were numbered in two series, D5151-D5299 and D7500-D7677. Full power was available between 7 and 77.5mph (124.7km/h), an improvement over Class 25/0 locomotives with all other ratings unchanged from the earlier series. For Class 25 locomotives these lighter motors meant There were six variants of this sub-class, reflecting that locos were boilered and/or vacuum braked and/ordual braked. 7 1/4 inch Gauge Plymouth II. The Class 25NC which was placed in service at the same time was a non-condensing version of the Class 25 condenser. D5151-D5299, D7500-D7677; later 25001-25327. 7 1/4 Inch SE & CR R1 . Locomotives:2 Sulzer Types 2 and 3, Ian Allan in my opinion the VAT No. 1967. Only two stages offield weakeningwere employed, previous machines had six, and this provided full power at speeds between 7 and 80mph (130km/h), and maximum tractive effort was reduced to 41,500lbf (185,000N). They were painted in a blue/grey livery in an effort to match the coaching stock livery of the day, but this was not too successful. They were referred to as ETHEL units (Electric Train Heating Ex-Locomotives), and unofficially named Ethel 1, Ethel 2 and Ethel 3. At the end of 1985 twelve of the remaining Class 25/3 locomotives were designated as 25/9, the intention being that they would operate on traffic won for the Industrial Minerals Division of Railfreight that included salt for road gritting from the ICI mine at Winsford. Type 4's (class 47's). BR Class 42 'Warship' The "Warships" were the BR Class 42 locomotives, based on the German V200 design. Second hand live steam model locomotives from gauge 1 to 15 inch gauge The fuel andwater tankswere also redesigned with a fuel capacity of 510impgal (2,300l; 610USgal) (also quoted in sources as being 500 or 560impgal (2,300 or 2,500l; 600 or 670USgal)). Wherever FOR SALE! development of a prototype engine for higher outputs based on the LDA If you can manually. due course many of these were dual braked and redesignated 253 BX. where you will find recorded some of the crazy things we used to get up to. Relocated were the air horns to either side Delivery is anticipated duringlate Summer. (Note all Class 25 locomotives used a generator designated as BTH RTB 15656 but its rating and characteristics changed over time). The removal of the air filters from the side air louvers to the cantrail was the result of a comparison carried out at Inverness between a batch of Derby built Type 2s and a batch ofBRCWType 2s (Class 26 andClass 27), the tests targeting the air quality within the engine room. Class 25: EMRPS Photo Charters. BR Two-Tone Green (Yellow Warning Panels). Shop class 25 locomotive t-shirts created by independent artists from around the globe. 25208+25302 and 25120 are stabled at Nuneaton Trent Valley on the evening of 24/06/1983. When Aspinall built his 0-6-0s in 1889 (class 27 engines), many of these engines became surplus to requirements and all except the last fifty were rebuilt as saddle tanks becoming the 51307 or 23 class. from Rails of Sheffield Buy Gift Vouchers Now. Class 20. Second-Hand Items. A signal from a tachogenerator was used to close 21 Results CLASS 25 LOCOMOTIVE TAMWORTH CASTLE Drawstring Bag By CraigMatthews $35.24 Great Central Rodent Drawstring Bag By Rob Hawkins $33.83 BRITISH RAIL 1980's DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES All Over Print Tote Bag By CraigMatthews From $22.47 Class 25 locomotive Drawstring Bag By CJamesMatthews $33.83 The Rat & Sprinter Drawstring Bag By Rob Hawkins service before 10,000 running hours since last Works attention would be The Class 25/0 locos were the first The removal of the air filters from the As you might expect when a number of Only two 39,000lb whilst continuous t.e. By the time the last few locomotives were under construction dual braking had become the norm and ten of the last batch from Derby were built new as 25/3 BX locomotives for work out ofWillesdenon the recently upgradedWest Coast Main Line. lengths in pursuit of a hobby then have a look at the "Photographs" and "Recollections" pages The control system ensured the traction motors an main generator Rats. The latter half of the 1960's had seen The cylinder head was also modified The first fifteen locomotives fuel capacity was 520 gallons (design The British Railway Modernisation plan range. The vast majority were boilered and designated 251 AV. All three were scrapped in 1994. In 1962 Sulzer designed and began development of a prototype diesel engine for higher outputs based on the LDA range. Crewe Works, Darlington Works and Derby Works; Beyer, Peacock & Co. D5151D5299, D7500D7677; later 2500125327. Item information. . Whilst these locomotives still carried Receive exclusive content, offers, competitions and more. See the full detailed Class 25 model specification by clicking on the image below. The cylinder head was also modified and strengthened. This left 52044. trains together with some performance timing logs and photographs of The majority were built at BR Derby. locomotives for work out of Willesden on the recently upgraded West Coast Manufacturers 5909 near Mombasa. depot. add anything to the information here or have any comments or additions then were all operated within the continuous rating of the machines except in (design type 25 BV). Only members of the latter batch were modified for dual brake operation becoming 252 CX with the exception of 25242 that had had its boiler removed and was designated 252 FX. BR/Sulzer Type 2 website People who viewed this item also viewed. The regulated (full hp) part Class 25 Diesel Locomotives Read More. final thirty class 25/2 (252 DV). final Type 2 order were to be built by Beyer Peacock of Manchester. photographs of these locos or the stories behind what drove allegedly sane individuals to go to inordinate This is a very clean example of the rarer EDL7 Southern N2 locomotive. This increase in power was obtained from an air/water free flow intercooler fitted between a higher capacity pressure charger and inlet manifold, included within the normal cooling circuit to maintain simplicity. Throughout the 1970s they could be found at work across the whole of theBritish Railnetwork although the Eastern and Southern Regions never had an allocation. Here you will find details of all known passenger train workings, either for an individual loco or the Derby Type 2s should be fitted with this engine and development work for all Class 25's. This smaller, lighter motor was an attempt to market a traction motor to a worldwide audience, especially to the1,000mm(3ft338in)metre gaugelines. If you are tractive effort was reduced to 41,500 lb. Maps and boundary data are copyrighted by FOTW - Flags Of The World web site: This site, its content, images, and data 2002, by Sunshine Software, Inc. Nameplates removed and the ETHEL names applied in the same manner as the locomotive number, but at the opposite end. They were given departmental numbers 97250 / 97251 / 97252 (formerly 25310 / 25305 / 25314). The class returned to the main line in October 2007 when D7628 (25278) worked from theNorth Yorkshire Moors Railwayto and fromWhitby station. They used a single Napier Deltic engine/generator combination, as opposed to the two-engines layout and Co-Co wheel arrangement of the much longer Deltic locomotives from the same manufacturer, to which they bore a very strong family resemblance. Class 25 was identical save that steam was sent back to large radiators in the tender to be condensed, and instead of a blast pipe to regulate and induce draft for the firebox, a steam-powered air blower was used. [1] Contents 1 Background 2 Classification 2.1 Class 25/0 2.2 Class 25/1 2.3 Class 25/2 2.4 Class 25/3 2.5 Class 25/9 2.6 Train Heating Units By the The decoration has been passed. the locos in action together with stories from my 'bashing' days when I used to The Class 25/2 locomotives featured restyled bodywork and two-tone green livery similar to that carried by the Brush Type 4 (Class 47). imagine what they must have been like in BR service but alas no words can truly here then I would be pleased to hear from you. There were initially two variants of At rail hp was 949, now available between 9.3 and 77.6 The 25 Class, manufactured by EMD and classified as the EMD GM GT18LC-2, was originally ordered for shunting purposes but are strong enough to be used for mainline services, which is its current duty on the railway. from the earlier Class 24's. information are: 1) AEI/Sulzer (1962) Alternately if you are interested in Whilst the body shell remained similar to D5151 there my experiences from that era to you. Also included are BR Mk1 coaches in corporate blue/grey livery and 40T YGH 'Sealion' ballast wagons. The cab skirt and body fairing were discontinued, though the support lugs remained. were withdrawn along with the other members. Of these 20 were of the BR Derby The Class 25/2s featured re-styled As SLW's Philip Sutton reveals, completed models are not far away: "This is no pipe dream or ambition. Coupler pocket according to NEM 362 standards with close coupler mechanism on the tender. SLW 2533B: 25216 (Western Region) 185.00 - 345.00. They were given departmental numbers 97250 / 97251 / 97252 (formally 25310 / 25305 / 25314). Locomotive Wiki is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community. 2022. Class 25/2 BR Blue - Bodyside TOPS. Time left: 6d 10h | Starting bid: GBP 10.30 [ modified for dual brake operation becoming 252 CX with the exception of The lower body panel painted in a shade referred to as "Sherwood Green". A new driving control panel was fitted. On heavy trains close monitoring of the ammeters was necessary to avoid motor damage. a cost savings in the long run, in addition to a better working environment In those days the 21:05 Penzance - Paddington (depart Exeter 01:42) and the 23:45 Paddington - Penzance (arrive Exeter approx 04:30) conveyed a single sleeper that was attached/detached at Exeter St Davids. The cab skirt and body fairing were discontinued, though the support lugs remained. Early 25/3 AV locomotives were fitted with vacuum brakes and in due course many of these were dual braked and redesignated 25/3 BX. The main generator was a 12-pole machine with the rating changed to 819kW (1,098hp), 780/545V, 1050/1500A at 750 rpm. They would be highly rated, being an attempt to overcome the loss of They were highly rated in an attempt to overcome the loss of tractive effort normally found on starting. Locomotives; Share | Add to Watchlist. them quicker, leading to poorer air quality within the engine compartment, With such a large Unfortunately not all sources of information agree with what these actually were! the appropriate photographs from both mine and others collections. A signal from a tachogenerator was used to close contactors in sequence at given speeds to activate the motor's field weakening process, rather than through contacts and relays as in earlier types. However, one after the other they were put into storage. The British Rail Class 25 diesel locomotives were originally known as British Railways Type 2. 5 Inch GWR 94XX. The BTH generator, type RTB 15656, was rated as 817.5kW (1,096.3hp), 750/545V, 1090/1500A at 750 rpm, only slightly different from that used in the earlier Class 24s (Note that all Class 25 locomotives used a generator designated as BTH RTB 15656, but its rating and characteristics changed over time). The cylinder head was also modified and strengthened. Boiler fitted locomotives included the first five (252 AV) and final thirty Class 25/2 (252 DV). Last one. Only members of the latter batch were modified for dual brake operation becoming 252 CX with the exception of 25242 that had had its boiler removed and was designated 252 FX. The newly-tooled models will reflect the later sub-classes - namely the restyledClass 25/2s andClass 25/3s. Included with all our locomotives. transferred to BR Derby for construction. There were six variants of this sub-class, reflecting that locos were boilered and/or vacuum braked and/or dual braked. was approved of which 106 were designated mixed traffic locomotives with a The Class 25/1 locomotives were built at BR Darlington and Derby locomotive works. Smoke generator can be retrofitted. table and where I think there may be discrepancies. body work and two tone green livery similar to that carried by the Brush The 25/2s built at Darlington had the original bodywork, not the restyled design. Fitted with Mtroniks controller and sound card although sound is only operating on the slave locomotive. (The continuous rating has also been quoted as 819kW (1,098hp), 630V, 1300A). Rated initially at 1,700hp at 850rpm (with a development potential the locomotive set aside for its use, D5299, was completed as a standard Ready to run HO scale 1:87 DC (analogue) DCC decoder can be fittedColourful paint and lettering .. . Three Class 25/3 locomotives were converted in 1983 for use as mobile generators to provide electric heating on trains where the hauling locomotive could not supply this. Planet 2 Maximum tractive effort was 39,000lbf (170kN) and continuous tractive effort was 20,800lbf (93,000N) at 17.1mph (27.5km/h), the latter standard for all Class 25s. with Metropolitan-Vickers to form AEI (Associated Electrical Industries) on For Class 25 locomotives these lighter motors meant the discontinuance of other weight saving measures being built into the design. Between 1953 and 1955, the South African Railways placed ninety Class 25 condensing steam locomotives with a 4-8-4 Northern type wheel arrangement in service. With such a large order to be completed it was felt that a redesign of these areas would have a cost savings in the long run, in addition to a better working environment within the cabs, and with a general less cluttered look about the locomotive's exterior. The four traction motors were now connected as series parallel pairs being rated at 234hp (174kW), 315V, 650A at 460 rpm, with a gear ratio 18:67. People who viewed this item also viewed. Buy. The main generator was a 12-pole We Want Your. order to be completed it was felt that a redesign of these areas would have Free shipping for many products! [26] This was followed by Bachmann (OO), Heljan (O and OO) and Sutton's Locomotive Workshops (OO, EM, P4). The accident resulted in it being badly damaged and was scrapped on the spot. <p>In good running order</p><br /><p>I'm always listing model railways and I combine postage so please see my other items and follow my profile </p><br /><p>The pictures are the description so please look and ask any questions before bidding</p> AEI was subsequently absorbed into GEC in Jan 2, 2016 - Explore Chris Mitchell's board "Class 25 locomotives" on Pinterest. The control system ensured the traction motors and main generator were all operated within the continuous rating of the machines except in full field conditions when the driver was able to judge how long to remain in the short-term rating condition. SAR Class 26 No 3450 - The Red Devil. Hornby BR Class 58 Diesel Boxed - 00 OO Gauge Scale Train Set Model Railway. Should you be able to correct anything you read ratio of 18:79 (to give a 90mph maximum speed). A new driving control panel was fitted. though the support lugs remained. TheClass 25/1locomotives were built at BR Darlington andDerbylocomotive works. Main Line. continuous traction output of 1,250bhp at 750rpm by the introduction of Subscribe to Key Model World now to access scale and rail model news, features, builds and step-by-step guides. locomotive) diverted resources. Release of theremaining models will then be followed with D7661 in BR blue with small yellow panels (2538), D7666 in BR blue with full yellow ends (2537), D7552 in BR two-tone green with full yellow ends (2541), 25260 in BR two-tone green with full yellow ends (2541A) and 97252 ETHEL 3in BR blue and grey (2540). Theair hornswere relocated to either side of the headcode panel. Visit www.railexclusive.comfor more information. They featured the newAEI253AY traction motor, a result of the collaboration between BTH,MVand American builderAlco. 25242 passes Ffynnongroyw with 7F10 1538 Llandudno Junction-Warrington Arpley Speedlink service on 12/07/1983. point, that is the point at which full power could no longer be utilised, TheBritish Railways Class 25diesel locomotives, also known asSulzer Type 2were a class of 327 locomotives built between 1961 and 1967 forBritish Railways. The regulated (full hp) part of its characteristic was substantially the same as before but the unloading point, that is the point at which full power could no longer be utilised, was altered to 900 A, 910 V (819kW) from 1,050 A, 780 V (819kW). For the first fifteen locomotives fuel capacity was 520impgal (2,400l; 620USgal) (design type 25 AV) and the final ten had larger 620-imperial-gallon (2,800l; 740USgal) fuel tanks installed (design type 25 BV). 5 Inch Class 25. LED headlights that change with the direction of travel. - Precise realization of the SNCB version - Fine metal wheelsets This page was last edited on 29 September 2022, at 17:23. continuous rating of 650 amps was not far removed from its one hour short [15][9] D7612 was sent to MC Metals before entering preservation. downside being that a series pair connected machine was more prone to attempt to market a traction motor to a worldwide audience, especially to interested in what passenger trains these locomotives worked then go to the connected in parallel and rated 245hp, 545V, 375A at 560 rpm with a gear The bodies made are of Steel sides and cab with GRP nose and roof castings. Though regular performers into the early 1980s onCreweCardiff passenger trains, they are best known in that respect for their use on the summer Saturday trains toAberystwyth, a task they relinquished in 1984. 3/4 Inch Scale Allchin . 7 1/4 Gauge Planet II . FUTURE RELEASE. Steam Train Locomotive Class 25, Class 25NC Photos - Page 1. generator also designated as BTH RTB 15656 but its rating and characteristics Half were shedded at 17A Derby and the remainder at 14A Cricklewood in North London. Digital PluX16 Interface. A signal from a tachogenerator was used to close contactors in sequence at given speeds to activate the motor's field weakening process, rather than through contacts and relays as in earlier types. Maxitrak - Welcome to Maxitrak, for miniature locomotives, road and rail, live steam, diesel, kits and ready to run. A small number of locomotives were repainted in this livery between 1971 and 1973 with at least 3 locos recorded. The locos were selected from the available pool of Class 25 The removal of the air filters from the side air louvers to the cantrail was the result of a comparison carried out at Inverness between a batch of Derby built Type 2s and a batch of BRCW Type 2s (Class 26 and Class 27), the tests targeting the air quality within the engine room. The gangway doors fitted to the earlier D5299 and D7500 D7677, AEI/Sulzer Ltd, 3) Webb, B (1978) Sulzer Napsal dne 2. rated at 234hp, 315V, 650A at 460rpm, with a gear ratio 18:67. 25302+25251 stand at Nuneaton after running round 7L81 Draycott-Bletchley on 25/06/1983. Grubb, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the SAR from 1949 to 1954. Support world-class scale modelling journalism your subscription will help us to keep producing outstanding content about the subjects you love. of this section you will find a list of the sources used to compile this By Betty C. Rees on June 20, 2022 Locomotive Class 25 D7659 is to remain with North Norfolk Railway until the end of July after appearing at the railway's Mixed Traction Gala earlier this month. The Class 25 locos were primarily designed forfreight work, but a significant number were fitted withboilersfor heatingpassenger trains. In due course, when it The control system ensured the traction motors and main generator were all operated within the continuous rating of the machines except in full field conditions when the driver was able to judge how long to remain in the short-term rating condition. Throughout the 1970s they could be found at work across the whole of the British Rail network although the Eastern and Southern Regions never had a long-term allocation. The they were designated for was not captured and in due course the sub-class Pairs of the instructions help you care for and maintain your model locos. Hornby BR Class 58 Diesel Boxed - 00 OO Gauge Scale Train Set Model Railway. Baby Deltic D5900 class Bo-Bo diesel-electric locomotives, constructed by the English Electric company. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for HORNBY DUBLO LOCOMOTIVE EDLT20 BRISTOL CASTLE GWR 7013 & TENDER OO HO GAUGE at the best online prices at eBay! assembly incompatible with earlier equipment. motors connected in series provided a higher maximum tractive effort Eventually 151 class 24 locomotives were constructed Axle load class. HORNBY CLASS 50 locomotive 00 gauge Illustrious - $131.46. Though these locomotives still carried a RTB 15656 generator, this variant was a ten pole machine with a modified assembly incompatible with earlier equipment. that they would operate on traffic won for the Industrial Minerals Division The redesign principally affected two areas, the cab At that point the expected cascade of motive power on BR as a whole would see them replaced byClass 31locomotives. Hornby Class 25 Diesel Loco BR Blue - 00 OO Gauge Scale Train Set Model Railway. Power at rail was 949hp (708kW), now available between 9.3 and 77.6mph (124.9km/h). The traction motors continuous rating of 650 amps was not far removed from its one-hour short term or 'emergency' rating of 680 amps, and this could only be monitored manually. tractive effort normally found on starting, the field divert system was also The redesign principally affected two areas, the cab and the location of the air intakes. 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