Shop Number 2800 | - | Built for: Maroochy Shire Council |
{2,239th Lima Built Shay} |
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Class: 13-2 |
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Cylinders: 2 - 6 x 10 |
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Boiler Pressure:
160 |
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Empty Weight: 24,748 |
Owners: Gibson, Battle & Co. (D), Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Maroochy Shire Council, Mapleton Tramway "MAPLETON", Nambour, Maroochy Shire, Queensland, Australia (1944) Moreton Central Sugar Mill, Nambour, Maroochy Shire, Queensland, Australia (1949) Combined with parts (mainly trucks) from sn-2091, operational around mill. (1950's) Named "SHAY" while working at mill (1960) Retired, displayed at mill, "SHAY", Nambour, Queensland, Australia (1970) Displayed in public park (across from mill), "SHAY", Nambour, Queensland, Australia (1985) Joint ownership: Moreton Central Sugar Mill and Maroochy Shire Council, "SHAY", Nambour, Queensland, Australia (1988) Displayed in Mapleton for a year, "SHAY", Mapleton, Queensland, Australia (1989) Moved back: Displayed in public park (across from mill), "SHAY", Nambour, Queensland, Australia (12-2004) Maroochy Shire Council, (acquired sole ownership after mill closed), "SHAY", Nambour, Queensland, Australia (stored outside) (4-7-2006) Stored at: RY Workshops Museum, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, for restoration (not started). (10-12-2010) Sunshine Coast Council, "SHAY", Nambour, Queensland, Australia (old Maroochy Shire Council) (10-12-2010) Stored at: Nambour & District Historical Museum, Nambour, Queensland, Australia, for restoration |
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Disposition: Under restoration | |||
Additional Notes:
First arrived at Nambour in early 1915 (10-2010) Nambour & District Historical Museum started a major restoration of the Shay at Nambour, Queensland, Australia SLc Survivor List Rebuild photos by Clive Plater ![]() |