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The 442 class were 2nd generation Alco units built from 1971 to replace 40 class locos dating from 1951, as rebuilding to modern standards was not economical. The contract stipulated that the 40 class be a trade in, with older unit parts used in the new locomotives. Used on NSW main freight and passenger services, private ownership has seen them operate across Australia. Identical to SAR 700 class, they were nicknamed Jumbos. From 2001-2004, five were rebuilt as JL class and 12 as GL class.
The 2300 class are former 1550, 2400, 2450 and 2470 class locomotives that were rebuilt between 1997 and 2002. Nineteen 1550 class locomotives (1550-1561, 1563-1566 and 1568-1570) were rebuilt as 2301-2315 and 2320-2323. Eighteen 2400 class locomotives (2400-2409 and 2416-2423) were rebuilt as 2330-2339 and 2346-2353. All seventeen remaining 2450 class locomotives (2450-2466) were rebuilt as 2355-2366 and 2370-2374. Six 2470 class locomotives (2501-2506) were rebuilt as 2387-2392. In 2007 seven
The 36-member 2470 class was built by Clyde Engineering, Eagle Farm between 1980 and 1983. An evolution of the 2450 class, they had lighter alternators and smaller fuel tanks. A 2470 class was built by Clyde Engineering for the Townsville Harbour Board and was later sold to QR and numbered 2507. Between 2000 and 2002, six were rebuilt as 2300 class locomotives at Redbank Railway Workshops. The six 2300's are still in service along with 30 2470's.
The 48 Class were to dieselise branch lines, with the first entering service in September 1959, and, making them Australia's most numerous class, 165 by October 1970. There were four versions: Mark 1: 4801 – 4845; Mark 2: 4846 – 4885; Mark 3: 4886 - 48125; Mark 4: 48126 – 48165. They worked branch lines, main line and metropolitan trains. Withdrawals started August 1994. In December 1994 the first Mark 1s were sold. By June 1997 FreightCorp's fleet was 120 units. Over 50 remain in service.
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In 1969 CR ordered six narrow gauge single-cab NJ class locos from Clyde for the Marree to Alice Springs line. They hauled freights and The Ghan. After the 1980 Marree - Alice Springs closure, being unsuitable for standard gauge conversion, they went to SA's Port Lincoln Division. In 1997,some were transferred to ARG to operate in WA as 1600 class. The 2006 ARG split saw two go to Aurizon (and to Durban in 2015) and four to G&W Australia in 2006. 1601, 1603 and 1606 are operating at Thevenard.
The 1502 class, an improved 1460 class with more power, upgraded generators and traction motors, for operating in SE Qld including Brisbane suburbans. In 1996 four were sold to NZ's Tranz Rail, and, when rebuilt, went to ATN Tasmania as DQ2000 class. All were withdrawn by 1999. In 2002 six were overhauled and standard gauged with 49 class bogies for Interail's 423 class. In 2005 seven went to Chile. Two went to South Africa. In 2006 two were rebuilt and sent to WA as AD class. 11 are in service.
The 1460 class was an improved 1450 with a new carbody, cab, dual controls and improved generators. Five had dynamic braking for descending the Haughton Range from Charters Towers to Townsville, and they worked the North Coast line. The first was withdrawn in December 1986. In 1995 21 were sold to NZ. 18 were overhauled and worked as Tranz Rail's DQ and QR classes or with ATN in Tasmania as the DQ2000 class. Four Tranz Rail DQs went to South Africa in 2013. Others to Mozambique, Kenya and Chile.
