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Diesel Locomotives

The railway has four diesel locomotives, used to haul engineering trains.

Diesel No. 5 'Midlander' at Nant Gwernol, with a tipper train.
Photo: Richard Huss

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No. 9 'Alf' after arriving at Nant Gwernol with a demonstration ballast train.
Photo: Richard Huss

Ex-NCB diesel No. 9 'Alf' with a demonstration ballast train at Nant Gwernol.
Photo: Richard Huss

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Diesel No. 10, shortly after arrival in Tywyn, in the headshunt at Pendre.
Photo: Richard Huss

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Diesel No. 5 'Midlander' rests in Pendre yard.
Photo: Richard Huss

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Diesel No. 9 'Alf' waits in Brynglas loop with a works train.
Photo: William Redfern

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Diesel No. 9 'Alf' passes Rhydyronen with a down works train.
Photo: William Redfern

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Diesel No. 9 'Alf' at Brynglas station with a works train including the tool van.
Photo: William Redfern

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Autumn Outdoor Week, 2000: No. 9 "Alf" marooned on the far side of the gap
Photo: Paul Hollinghurst

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Diesel No. 8 'Merseysider', approaching the end of its lengthy overhaul, on the shed road at Pendre.
Photo: Bob Morland

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Autumn Outdoor Week 2002: No. 9 "Alf" arrives with a works train.
Photo: Paul Hollinghurst

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Autumn Outdoor Week 2002: A works train arrives at the site of tree cutting and burning between Dolgoch and Brynglas.
Photo: Paul Hollinghurst

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Autumn Outdoor Week 2002: Further supplies arrive for the bonfire, behind No. 9 "Alf".
Photo: Paul Hollinghurst

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A happy-looking Pete Mintoft drives diesel No. 8 "Merseysider" out of the West Carriage Shed at the end of its extensive overhaul and repaint.
Photo: Keith Theobald

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Diesel No. 8 shows off its new shape and paintwork outside the West Carriage Shed at Pendre.
Photo: Keith Theobald

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The controls of diesel No. 8 "Merseysider", following its extensive overhaul.
Photo: Keith Theobald

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Diesel No. 8 shunts carriages outside outside the North Carriage Shed at Pendre.
Photo: Keith Theobald

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Diesel No. 8 on the Ballast Dock road at Wharf on 14th December 2002.
Photo: Simon Jenkins

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Diesel No. 8 on the Ballast Dock road at Wharf on 14th December 2002 with a train carrying the bobcat.
Photo: Simon Jenkins

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A rear view of diesel No. 8 on the Ballast Dock road on 14th December 2002.
Photo: Simon Jenkins

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Diesel No. 8 at Tynllwyn with an engineering train, on 14th December 2002.
Photo: Simon Jenkins

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Loading rails destined for the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway, at Ty Mawr (2). Diesel No. 8 "Merseysider" is on the train.
Photo: Keith Theobald

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Loading rails destined for the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway, at Ty Mawr (3). Diesel No. 8 "Merseysider" is on the train.
Photo: Keith Theobald

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Rails destined for the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway arriving at Tywyn Wharf behind diesel No. 8 "Merseysider".
Photo: Keith Theobald

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The lorry prepares to leave Wharf with rails destined for the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway (2). Diesel No. 9 "Alf" is at the Pendre end of the train.
Photo: Keith Theobald