Steam Train Post #103-106: Furness Railway to see their Class D5 locomotive,K1 locomotive and 115 class locomotives AND Caledonian Railway to see their 439 class locomotives

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Good Saturday Afternoon, time for another edition of my Steam Train Posts. On this edition we head off to the Furness Railway to see their Class D5 locomotive,K1 locomotive and their 115 class locomotive before moving up to Scotland to the Caledonian Railway to see their 439 class locomotives. I do hope you enjoy 

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103. Furness Railway Class D5 Details

  1. Railroad/Basic: Furness Railway  

  2. Engine: Tender Locomotive 

  3. Designer: W. F. Pettigrew

  4. Builders: North British Locomotive Co. and Kitson & Co. 

  5. Built (Year): 1913-1920 => 19 locomotives

    1. North British Locomotive Co. => 15 locomotives 

    2. Kitson & Co. => 4 locomotive 

  6. Withdrawn: 1930-1957 (withdrawn years)

  7. Number of Wheels: 12 Wheels

  8. Configuration: 0-6-0

  9. Disposition-Preservation/Scrapped

    1. 19 scrapped 

104.Furness Railway K1 Details

  1. Railroad/Basic: Furness Railway  

  2. Engine: Tender Locomotive 

  3. Designer: W. F. Pettigrew

  4. Builders: Sharp, Stewart and Company 

  5. Built (Year): 1890 => 4 locomotives

  6. Withdrawn: 1924-1927 (withdrawn years)

  7. Number of Wheels: 14 Wheels

  8. Configuration: 4-4-0

  9. Disposition-Preservation/Scrapped

    1. 4 scrapped 

105.Furness Railway 115 class Details

  1. Railroad/Basic: Furness Railway  

  2. Engine: Tank Locomotive 

  3. Designer: David Rutherford 

  4. Builders: Kitson and Company 

  5. Built (Year): 1920-1921 => 5 locomotives

  6. Withdrawn: 1934-1935 & 1940 (withdrawn years)

  7. Number of Wheels: 14 Wheels

  8. Configuration: 4-6-4T

  9. Disposition-Preservation/Scrapped

    1. 1 scrapped in 1934

    2. 3 scrapped in 1935

    3. 1 scrapped in 1940 

106. Caledonian Railway 439 class Details

  1. Railroad/Basic: Caledonian Railway  

  2. Engine: Tank Locomotive 

  3. Designer: John F. Mclntosh 

  4. Builders: St Rollox works

  5. Built (Year): 1895-1925 => 92 locomotives

  6. Withdrawn: 1934-1935 & 1940 (withdrawn years)

  7. Number of Wheels: 14 Wheels

  8. Configuration: 0-4-4T

  9. Disposition-Preservation/Scrapped

    1. 1 preserved 

    2. 91 scrapped 

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