| Present Location |
Richmond Light Railway, Headcorn |
| Designed For |
RLR |
| Type & Original Water Capacity (gallons) |
Coal Carrier |
| Year Entered Service |
2018 |
| Wheelbase |
2ft 10in |
| Gauge |
2ft 0in |
| Current Water Capacity (gallons) |
0 |
| Scoop Fitted |
Never Fitted |
| Allocated To |
Chuquitanta 0-4-0TT Decauville 36/1885 |
| Present Number |
Un numbered |
| Status |
Operational |
| Additional Notes |
This is a new build tender built in the style of the of narrow gauge tenders supplied by Decauville for some of their locomotives. The tender is primarily used to provide a bit of extra space for the crew and carry a few tools and handy bits and pieces. This includes, when needed, two containers of water though these are not piped to the locomotive and are tipped into the side tanks by hand. There is a tiny compartment for coal with a capacity of about 2.5 cubic feet. Probably uniquely for a steam locomotive tender a battery powered fridge can be carried. |
| Main Photo Taken By |
Justin Edwards |
| Date of Image |
13/06/2026 |
| Record Last Updated |
21/09/2026 |
