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2841 Heljan Class 02 0-4-0DH Diesel Shunter number D2864 in BR Green livery with yellow bufferbeam

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2841 Heljan Class 02 0-4-0DH Diesel Shunter number D2864

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2841 Heljan Class 02 0-4-0DH Diesel Shunter number D2864 in BR Green livery with yellow bufferbeam.

Built to replace the legendary Lancashire & Yorkshire 0-4-0ST 'Pugs', this class of 20 short wheelbase 0-4-0 diesel-hydraulic locomotives was based on a standard industrial design. Delivered to depots in the north west of England for shunting tightly-curved lines around docks and goods depots, many were sold into industry in the late 1960s and subsequently preserved to enjoy a third life at heritage railways.