The 2400 class was a class of diesel locomotives built by Clyde Engineering, Eagle Farm for Queensland Railways in 1977–1978.
History The 2400 class were an evolution of the 1550 class. They differed in having the modular control system incorporated into the electrical cabinet. Originally it was intended to continue their number sequence from the last 1550, i.e. the first would have been 1577, but this would have required the 1600 class to have been renumbered, so they were instead numbered as the 2400 class.1550, 2400, 2300, 2500 Class Queensland's Great TrainsClyde/GM 2400 Class Queensland's Railway Interest Group
2401 was repainted in Queensland Railways' Bicentennial "Egg and Lettuce" Livery in 1988.
Between 1999 and 2002, eighteen were rebuilt as 2300 class locomotives at Redbank Railway Workshops.Clyde/GM 2300 Class Queensland's Railway Interest Group2300 Class Railpage The remaining six were withdrawn2400 Class (QR) Railpage with one exported in August 2013 to South Africa.2412D - 2400 Class (QR) Railpage
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