The British Rail Class 25, also known as the Sulzer Type 2, is a class of 327 diesel locomotives built between 1961 and 1967 for British Rail. They were numbered in two series, …

Sep 3, 2003 · Despite a lengthy period out of service during 1983/84 25034 would be the elder statesmen of the Class for a period during 1986. Built: BR Darlington Locomotive Works. …

This Class 25/2 spent its early years allocated to the LMR working off various East Midlands sheds. It was a regular along the length of the MML. Expected Autumn 2025.

Class 25/2. The Class 25/2’s featured re-styled body work and two tone green livery similar to that carried by the Brush Type 4's (class 47's). The redesign principally affected two areas, the cab …

The Class 25/2 locomotives featured restyled bodywork and two-tone green livery similar to that carried by the Brush Type 4 (Class 47).

The class 25 was a BR design built from 1961 to 1967 at Darlington and Derby works. (Beyer Peacock also built some locos in 1965/66). In total 327 were constructed. The design of this …

A sizeable number of two-tone green locomotives were given full yellow ends during the late-60s before they were called for full repainting in the new BR blue. To cater for this period we have …

Numerous Class 25 locomotives primarily saw service on the Midland and Scottish Regions of British Railways. They also saw service on the Western Region as interim replacements for …

The Class 25/1 (D5176-D5232, 25 026-25 082) were built at both Darlington and Derby. The main internal difference was a switch to AEI traction motors whilst externally the air horns had been …

Preservation and Current Operation. Twenty Class 25s have survived in preservation, of all sub-types except Class 25/0. The class returned to the main line in October 2007 when D7628 …