4S-006-004S 48XX Class 0-4-2 4870 Green GWR Steam Locomotive - DCC Sound BR-Livery 44007 was named after the

44007 was named after the second highest mountain in the Yorkshire Dales

Northern and Great Western Railway

the Class 60s entered service at a time when BR’s Railfreight operations had been split into various sub-sectors and locomotives were assigned to the Coal

This had the added advantage that the locomotive could run

4S-006-004S 48XX Class 0-4-2 4870 Green GWR Steam Locomotive - DCC Sound BR-Livery 44007 was named after theExpected Delivery September 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion). The 48XX and 58xx was designed to replace the earlier 19th century George Armstrong Wolverhampton 517 class. Charles Collett improved the design with new higher pressure boilers and an improved cab. A total of 75 14xx were built with auto gear for working with trailer cars and when introduced were numbered 48xx to 4874 with 20 non auto fitted 58xx class constructed for