Dick Kerr petrol electric Locomotive O16.5 This gave the Ls a

This gave the Ls a greater tractive effort while still retaining an unmistakably Manning Wardle aesthetic

the South Eastern Railway (SER) experienced a significant surge in freight traffic

This was to prevent any further distress to the animal

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Dick Kerr petrol electric Locomotive O16.5 This gave the Ls a009 locomotive kit complete with chassis. History These locomotives were ordered by the War Department in November 1916 for use on the 60cm railways being built for transporting munitions and other supplies on the western front. As built they were intended to be able to run powered by a 45hp petrol engine linked to generator and motor unit and also by picking, via trolley poles, traction current from overhead wires. The locomotives were ordered in two