NZR DH class

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NZR DH class
Power type Diesel-Electric
Builder General Electric, United States
Build date 1978
UIC classification Bo-Bo
Length 11.2 m
Total weight 54t
Prime mover Caterpillar D398; V12
Top speed 112 km/h
Power output 672 kW / 900hp
Tractive effort 146 kN
Career New Zealand Railways, Tranz Rail, Toll Rail
Number in class 6
Number TMS: 2816 - 2868
Early: 900 - 905
Locale Upper North Island of New Zealand, mainly Auckland
First run 1978
Disposition All in service

The DH class is a type of diesel-electric shunting locomotives used in New Zealand. The class consists of six heavy shunt U10B type locomotives built by General Electric of the USA in 1978. The class are almost all used in the Auckland area for heavy shunting duties, including services to the Port of Auckland.

The class should not be confused with the English Electric DH class of 1956; as all of the old DHs had been reallocated DG in 1968, the classification was re-used.


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