27 Bo-Bo
| Date | Number (at time) | Depot (at time) | Code | Details | Ref | Link |
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| Wed 08/08/1962 | D5361 | 65A | 16:55 Oban to Ballachulish | Trains Illustrated 10/62 | ||
| Wed 08/08/1962 | D5348 | 65A | 17:30 Oban to Glasgow and Edinburgh | Trains Illustrated 10/62 | ||
| Wed 08/08/1962 | D5362 | 65A | 18:00 Oban to Euston (loco changed at ???) | Trains Illustrated 10/62 | ||
| Fri 20/08/1965 | D5383 | ML | 7F02 | The 18:45 Leicester - Wellingborough freight, headed by D5383, ran into the back of the preceding freight which was held at East Langton signals. Both cabs were crushed and the locomotive ended up on it's side and caught fire. The driver was killed, despite taking shelter in the rear cab, while the secondman survived by holding onto the locomotive boiler in the engine room. The guard of the freight was blamed as he had allowed the service to run despite it being overweight (c. 957 tons). The MoT report can be seen here. (7F02) |
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| Sat 13/04/1968 | D5347, D5353 |
65A, 65A |
Glasgow Works visit: On works at Glasgow Glasgow Works visit: On works at Glasgow |
RCTS 6/1968 | ||
| Sat 19/10/1968 | D5366 | 65A | Glasgow Works visit: In Works | RO 12/1968 | ||
| Sun 15/06/1969 | D5364, D5405 |
65A, 65A |
Corkerhill depot: On shed Corkerhill depot: On shed |
RO 9/1969 | ||
| Sun 13/07/1969 | D5368 | 65A | Polmadie Depot visit: On Polmadie shed. | RO 10/1969 | ||
| Sun 13/07/1969 | D5385 | D16 | On Bedford depot | RO 9/1969 | ||
| Thu 17/07/1969 | D5362 | 65A | Glasgow Works visit: In Works | RO 9/1969 | ||
| Sun 03/08/1969 | D5362 | 65A | Glasgow Works Visit: In Glasgow Locomotive Works | RO 10/1969 | ||
| Sat 01/05/1971 | D5408 | 64B | On Polmadie depot - On shed - blue livery | |||
| Fri 20/08/1971 | D5354, D5402 |
65A, 65A |
Polmadie depot.: Around the shed. - Outside the shed - BR blue livery with yellow ends. Polmadie depot.: Around the shed. - Outside the shed - green with full yellow ends. |
Keith Long | ||
| Sun 06/02/1972 | D5391 | 64B | Derby Works visit: Around the works - Sidings. | RO 4/1972 |