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Tve1_Hpm.jpg (39609 bytes)

Old shunter of class Tve1 in front of the old roundhouse in Haapamäki on 25/06/95. The roundhouse houses some museum and diesel locomotives in working condition and is located next to the scrapyard. Everything is freely accessible for everybody (including railfans!).

Photo by Marco van Uden <m.van.uden@worldonline.nl>
Scan by Tobias B. Köhler <unci@tigerden.com>



VR_Vk11_101_SR.jpg (131930 bytes)

VR - Finland
Petrol-paraffin locomotive Vk11 101 was built in Västervik in Sweden in 1930. Intended as a cheap replacement for a steam locomotive, it was used for most of its life as a workshop shunter in Oulu.
Suomen Rautatiemuseo, Hyvinkää, 18-06-2019

Digital photo by Marco van Uden



trr_1.jpg (81950 bytes)

VR's tiny shunter trr 370 in Turku. These locos are quite rare nowadays. Observe the coupler equipped with remote control :)

Photo (16th of June 1997) by Pekka Kallio <pkio@iki.fi> http://www.iki.fi/~pkio



tve4_1.jpg (159630 bytes)

Finnish State Railways' diesel shunter class Tve4 ("käkikello"; "cuckoo clock") number 535 is shunting passenger cars on Turku railway yard on the 31th of October 1996.

Technical information of class Tve4: Numbers: 501-540
Wheel arrangement: Bdh
Highest speed: 75 km/h
Producer: Valmet (Finland) in 1978 - 1983, also produced in 1990's
Motor: Scania Ds14 02 A 04
Efficiency: 295 kW
Length: 9280 mm
Weight: 34 t

Valmet has also produced this kind of locos as class Move 250B for industrial operation.

Photo by Pekka Kallio <pekka.kallio@pp.kolumbus.fi>



tve4_ri.jpg (97587 bytes)

Finnish light weight shunter Tve4 in Riihimäki railway station. 20.7.98

Photo by: Juha Knaapila (juha.knaapila@icon.fi)

More finnish train pictures available in http://www.mbnet.fi/~juhaknaa (in finnish)



tve4aug87.jpg (133105 bytes)

A Tve4 class light-weight locomotive shunting in Kouvola, August 1987.

Photo and scan by Henri Hovi (hemaho@cc.jyu.fi)



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