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Victorian Miscellaneous Locomotives
Victorian Miscellaneous Locomotives

EM100

EM100 is Victrack Access' track evaluation, gauge convertable vehicle. Last sighted 26th September 2009 Up Special, passing through Springvale station.

M231

M231 is a 150hp diesel-hydraulic shunter built by the Victorian Railways. It is now owned and operated by Steamrail Victoria. Last sighted 11th March 2024 stabled latched to R700, Newport workshops yard sidings, Steamrail Victoria, Newport Workshops open days, Newport.

M232

M232 is a 150hp diesel-hydraulic shunter built by the Victorian Railways. It is now owned and operated by Steamrail Victoria. Original photo Mike Walters, courtesy Steamrail Victoria.

Nowingi Locomotive

The Nowingi locomotive was built to shunt gypsum wagons from the Nowingi gypsum plant to the mainline. The frame of an old 'Y' class steam engine was utilised with a GM71 series diesel motor driving a hydraulic drive to a chain drive to the back axle, then utilising the engine's side rods to drive the other two axles. Last sighted 6th February 2007 stabled, Ballarat East yard sidings.

TC1

TC1 painted in dark red oxide is owned and operated by Mornington Railway. One of 3 built, this rail/road shunter was originally owned by BHP and used for shunting at BHP's Long Island steel terminal. Last sighted 18th February 2006 shunting, Moorooduc station platform sidings.

TC2

TC2 painted in dark red oxide is owned and operated by Mornington Railway. One of 3 built, this rail/road shunter was also originally owned by BHP and used for shunting at BHP's Long Island steel terminal. Last sighted 18th February 2006 stabled, Moorooduc station stabling yard sidings.

V56

V56, featuring the now demised "Metropolitan Transit" 'green and yellow' livery, is a 40hp diesel-hydraulic shunter. It was used to move suburban pass sets through the washdocks in Jolimont workshops. It is now owned by the Australian Railway Historical Society (ARHS) Victoria. It is on static display in the Australian Railway Historical Society museum, Newport.

V544

V544, named 'Tim Fischer', features "Australian Southern Railroad's" 'black and orange' livery with Aurizon logos. It is owned and operated by Aurizon. This locomotive was purchased to replace G517 & G518 both scrapped after colliding head on with each other in Ararat, 26th November 1999. Last sighted 11th October 2024 Down Freight leading ALF24, a crew car and 32 container flats, passing through Langi Logan.

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