WSR no. 9351

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Does anyone know what class this is (I know it was rebuilt from a Prairie tank), and is anyone making it or has made it? 8)
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WSR2005 wrote:Does anyone know what class this is (I know it was rebuilt from a Prairie tank), and is anyone making it or has made it? 8)
Its a Mogul, 2-6-0

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But not of any standard type.

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It is a rebuild of prarie tank 5193 with its tanks removed, and a tender and new cab added to make it a 2-6-0 mogul.

It is a very neat and capable engine, and we were most impressed with it on its visit to the SVR last month.
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it will haul 8 mk1's up Washford bank with no problem .
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Weren't the GWR large prairies (41xx, 51xx, 61xx, 81xx (I think)) tank version sof the Churchward Moguls (43xx, 73xx, 93xx) anyway?
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There are slight differences like size of boiler and wheels etc to say that is totally true, but in a standard family they arelikely to resemble each other somewhat. The most noticeable difference between an original GWR mogul and WSR 9351 is the boiler on 9351 is quite a bit smaller.
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Still a great engine which me and my Dad still swear it's a 3cyl!
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It may perform like it has 3 but I assure you it ain't been given a third between the frames!- I know - I had to climb under it during disposal!

Just 2 cylinders there mate!
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AFAIK very few, if no G.W locomotives had 3 Cylinders, most were either 2 or 4 :o
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They could rebuild a Jinty into an A3 instead...
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i rode behind it from minehead to bishops lydyeard on the return journey, which compensated for the outward journey because it was pulled by that small diesel which looks like a clayton with rods

what a racket it makes! lovely lovely lovely !!!!
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Class 14?
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Yep, the class 14 (D9526)
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