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GER/LNER Holden "J17" Class 0-6-0


General
Designer James Holden
Introduced 1900
Pre-Grouping Company Great Eastern Railway
Grouping Company London and North Eastern Railway
Description (1957) Class J17 G.E.R. Holden 4'11" Belpaire 0-6-0's, built 1900-11. Most of the class originally had round-topped boilers; all are now superheated. Ninety engines in the class, the engine that would have become No. 65550 (formerly No. 8200) having been destroyed by a German rocket in 1944. All of the remainder survived until 1954 after which several withdrawals took place.
Wheel Arrangement 0-6-0
Number Built as J17 30
First in Service 04/1905
Last in Service 16/09/1962
Manufacturers
ManufacturerTotal
Stratford Works 89
Orders
BuilderSponsorOrder #DateSize
Stratford Works  G58 02/1905 10
Stratford Works  S59 11/1905 10
Stratford Works  T67 08/1910 10
Classification Southern Area 4
Route Availability 4
BR Power Class 4F
Engine Diagrams
DiagramDetails
Section E, 1924 Belpaire firebox - saturated and superheated. 3,500 gallon tender.
Section E, 1938 Superheated engine only (amended grate dimensions). Tender capacity shows 2,640 gallons as an alternative. Reduction in number of boiler tubes, 31/12/1940
1952 Engines with back cab on tender and steel engine cab roof.

Illustration
Copyright: Unknown - please contact me if you know the copyright holder
Power
Variant Introduced 1905

Wheels

Dimensions

Boiler & Firebox