Rolling Stock


		Yaxham Light Railway

	Rolling Stock

The Yaxham Light Railway operates an interesting collection of industrial railway equipment acquired over the years from quarries and other locations throughout the country. Below is the complete collection of locomotives based at Yaxham, for more information on each of the locomotives, click on the picture of the respective loco to navigate to the next page

No 1 - The “Coffee Pot” - A vertical boilered loco built at Yaxham by the late DC Potter	No 2 - “Rusty” - A Lister “Rail-Truck” built in 1948 and preserved at Yaxham in 1975	No 3 - “Pest” - A Lister “Rail-Truck” built in 1954 and preserved at Yaxham in 1975
No 4 - “Goofy” - An Orenstein & Koppel with a Single Cylinder Crude Oil Engine and preserved at Yaxham in 1978	No 6 - “Colonel” - A Ruston & Hornsby built in 1940 and preserved at Yaxham in 1982	No 7 - An early type Ruston & Hornsby built in 1934 and preserved at Yaxham in 1982
No 10 - “Ousel” - A Motor Rail Ltd built in 1937 and preserved at Yaxham in 1984	No 13 - A Motor Rail Ltd built in 1940 and preserved at Yaxham in 1985	No 14 - “Coldmeece” A Ruston & Hornsby built in 1943 and preserved at Yaxham in 1986
No 16 - “Elin” - A Hunslet “Small Quarry” Class 0-4-0 Saddle tank built in 1899 and preserved at Yaxham in 1986	No 18 - “Planet” An F.C. Hibberd & Co Ltd built in 1962 and preserved at Yaxham in 1990	No 19 - “Penlee” - A Hudson Hunslet built in 1942 and preserved at Yaxham in 1998
No 20 - “Kidbrooke” - by W G Bagnall Ltd built in 1917 and preserved at Yaxham in 2004


	Other Rolling Stock - There are over 40 wagons of various types on the site. These range from ‘V’ - skip side tippers by R Hudson, Jones, Allens, McLachlan and Koppel, together with both end and all-round tipping variants. Other types include mining tubs, flat trucks and tank wagons. Passenger coaches include examples of both bogie and 4-wheeled types.