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After many years under repair, the engine of the world's oldest surviving Class 11 locomotive, number 12052, was started up for the first time since entering into preservation on 5th May 2018. The previous power unit was deemed unservicable owing to excessive big end damage on the number 1 piston and various missing parts. As such, a replacement engine from a Class 08 locomotive was fitted. During the initial start up, the hand pump fitted in the cab for raising oil pressure had to be continually pumped owing to the thin flushing oil used to clean out the power unit. Once the unit was running correctly, use of the hand pump was no longer required. Along with a replacement engine, this locomotive has received a full rewire, replacing what was thought to be the original bitumen wrapped cabling installed when the locomotive was built in 1949. The locomotive is now in its final stages of restoration, with hopes that it will enter working service this summer.

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