Who are you #6029 – steam, diesel or electric?

Australian locomotive #6029 – is it steam, diesel, or electric? Strangely enough, it is all three at once.

The original

The first locomotive numbered #6029 is a New South Wales AD60 class Beyer-Garratt 4-8-4+4-8-4 heavy goods steam locomotive, which entered service in 1954 and is now preserved by Transport Heritage NSW.

Garratt 6029 heads a down shuttle bound for Hurstville through Erskineville station

The young one

The next locomotive numbered #6029 is a UGL Rail C44aci diesel electric locomotive, operated by Aurizon on freight services across Australia since delivery in 2012.

ACD6048 leads 6029 towards McIntyre Loop on a northbound Aurizon intermodal

And the ring in

And the electric version of #6029 is actually a tram – a Melbourne E-class which entered service in 2015.

E.6029 on route 86 passes A1.235 on route 30 across the La Trobe Street Bridge

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2 Responses to “Who are you #6029 – steam, diesel or electric?”

  1. Ross says:

    If I’m not mistaken tram 6029 is one of the cat-dogs that has an E2-class driver’s cab at one end?

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