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• 8K: 126 • 8M: 19 • ROD 2-8-0: 521 Specifications Configuration: ​ • • 1′D h2 4 ft 8 1⁄ 2 in ( 1,435 mm) 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) dia. GCR Class 8K (later LNER Class O4/1) loco 63664 at Langwith Junction engine shed on 7 August 1960 The first of the 8K class was outshopped from the GCR's workshops in 1911, it was essentially a version of an earlier, the 8A class, with the addition of a. This both supported the greater front end weight and gave a steadier ride, the 8K was introduced to anticipate the increased traffic from the GCR's vast new docks complex at in and by June 1914 126 were in traffic. During the First World War there were experiments with oil burning 8Ks with larger bogie tenders. Post-war, a further 19 locomotives were built in 1918–21 to a modified design with a larger boiler (GCR class 8M); in 1922 the GCR rebuilt two Class 8M to Class 8K. Railway Operating Division [ ]. Main article: Robust and straightforward, the Class 8K 2-8-0 steamed well and proved outstandingly reliable, qualities that commended the design to the.

Sir ensured that it became the standard locomotive during the as the, used by the of the. 521 ROD locomotives were built in 1917-19 to essentially the same design as the GCR's 8K locomotives, differing only in minor details, such as the fitting of Westinghouse Air Brakes and the use of steel for the boiler tubes and inner firebox. After the war, the surviving ROD locomotives were sold to various railway companies, with the GCR itself purchasing 3 in 1919, which were added to its indigenous 8K fleet. Other surplus ROD locomotives were sold to the (30 locomotives), its successor the (75 locomotives, see ), the (100 locomotives, see ), and to various purchasers in Australia and China. Many of these had short lives with their new owners – the LMS locomotives were all scrapped or sold by the 1930s, and half of the GWR fleet was gone by 1930. However, other GWR engines survived well into the 1950s, the last of 13 locomotives sold to for use on the, in Australia, was retired in 1973, and 3 locomotives in China were only retired in 1990. LNER and BR ownership [ ].

Main article: Upon its formation in 1923 the London and North Eastern Railway inherited a total of 131 class 8K and 17 class 8M locomotives from the Great Central Railway. Hubbard Vector Calculus Djvu. Under the LNER's ownership the 8Ks became known as, and the 8Ms as Class O5, although all of the O5s were converted to Class O4s by 1946, they were joined by a further 273 former ROD locomotives purchased in 1923-27, bringing the total LNER O4 fleet to 421 locomotives. Some 92 of these were requisitioned by the War Department in 1941 for use in support of Commonwealth forces in the Middle East, none of which would return to Britain.

The O4 locos served widely throughout the LNER system, many being modified to help extend their useful working life on heavy freight trains. Fifty-eight of the class were rebuilt into in 1944-49. 329 LNER O4 locomotives passed to ownership in 1948. Five locomotives were sold to the Government in 1952 for use in Egypt, and routine withdrawals of BR's class O4s commenced in December 1958, the last examples of the class were withdrawn from operations in the Doncaster area in April 1966, not long before the abandonment of steam altogether. Preservation [ ]. Psp Cricket Games Iso. J & A Brown 23 shunting on the in June 1973 One of the GCR-built 8Ks, BR number 63601 (originally GCR No. 102 built at Gorton in 1912), is preserved in where it runs on the.