BR GWR 6400

Built by GWR, BR

Weight

46 t

101,413 lb

Track gauge

1,435 mm

Standard gauge

Years built

1932

40 units

Axle arrangement

C' n2

Overview of the BR GWR 6400

Discover the GWR 6400, a classic steam locomotive that served the Great Western Railway in the United Kingdom. Built in 1932 by GWR and later by BR, a total of 40 of these robust engines entered service.

With a standard gauge of 1435 mm and a Whyte notation of 0-6-0, the GWR 6400 is recognized for its powerful and dependable performance. Its UIC axle arrangement is C' n2, and it weighs approximately 46 tons, boasting a tractive effort of 73 kN.

This iconic locomotive represents a significant piece of British railway heritage. Explore the engineering prowess and historical importance of the GWR 6400.

BR GWR 6400 technical specifications

	Value	Imperial / US
Series	GWR 6400
Built by	GWR, BR · 193240 units
Tractive effort	73 kN16,411 lbf	16,411 lbf
Track gauge	1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in	4 ft 8½ in
UIC axle arrangement	C' n2
Whyte notation	0-6-0
Weight	46 t101,413 lb	101,413 lb