Clyde Engineering GT26CW

Built by Clyde Engineering

Top speed

133 km/h

83 mph

Power output

2,240 kW

3,004 hp

Weight

135 t

297,624 lb

Length

20.73 m

68 ft 0 in

Track gauge

1,067 mm

Cape gauge

Years built

1977–1978

Overview of the Clyde Engineering GT26CW

Explore the powerful GT26CW diesel locomotive, a versatile engine designed for heavy-duty rail operations.

Built by Clyde Engineering between 1977 and 1978, this locomotive boasts an impressive EMD 16-645E3 prime mover delivering 2240 kW of power.

With a top speed of 133 km/h and a tractive effort of 330 kN, the GT26CW is a reliable workhorse for freight and other demanding rail services.

Its robust design and Co'Co' axle configuration make it a notable presence in Australia's rail industry, serving operators like Engenco Limited and Rail First Asset Management.

Discover more about this enduring locomotive's capabilities and its significant role in rail transportation.

Clyde Engineering GT26CW technical specifications

	Value	Imperial / US
Series	GT26
Built by	Clyde Engineering · 1977–1978
Top speed	133 km/h83 mph	83 mph
Power output	2,240 kW3,004 hp	3,004 hp
Tractive effort	330 kN74,187 lbf	74,187 lbf
Prime mover	EMD 16-645E3
Track gauge	1067 mm, 1435 mm
UIC axle arrangement	Co'Co'
Length	20.73 m68 ft 0 in	68 ft 0 in
Weight	135 t297,624 lb	297,624 lb

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Operators of the Clyde Engineering GT26CW

Railway companies that have operated the GT26CW, with the class designation used by each of them.

Operator	Class	Country
Engenco Limited	Engenco C	Australia
Rail First Asset Management	RailFirst C	Australia
Southern and Silverton Rail	Silverton C	Australia
Southern Shorthaul Railroad	SSR C	Australia