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Steam locomotive

Fletcher Jennings &Co Class C

Built by Fletcher Jennings &Co

Weight
12 t
26,455 lb
Track gauge
686 mm
Narrow gauge
Years built
1864
1 units
Axle arrangement
B1' n2

Overview of the Fletcher Jennings &Co Class C

Discover the remarkable Class C steam locomotive, a true piece of railway history. Built in 1864 by Fletcher Jennings & Co., this 0-4-2 Whyte notation locomotive offers a unique glimpse into early steam engineering.

Operating with a 686 mm gauge, the Class C, also known as TR Class C on the Talyllyn Railway in the United Kingdom, weighs 12 tonnes and boasts a tractive effort of 25 kN. Its UIC axle classification is B1' n2.

This impressive steam engine is a testament to its era, and enthusiasts can find more details on en.wikipedia.org. Explore the heritage of this captivating locomotive.

Fletcher Jennings &Co Class C technical specifications

Value
Built byFletcher Jennings &Co · 18641 units
Tractive effort25 kN5,620 lbf
Track gauge686 mmNarrow gauge2 ft 3 in
UIC axle arrangementB1' n2
Whyte notation0-4-2
Weight12 t26,455 lb
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Operators of the Fletcher Jennings &Co Class C

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

OperatorClassCountry
Talyllyn RailwayTR Class CUnited Kingdom

Fletcher Jennings &Co Class C photos

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