Railfreight Triple Grey Class 08 Number 08266 Giving Full Power Hauling Mark 1 Suburban Coaches

British Railways Class 08 0-6-0 diesel-electric shunting locomotive number 08266 (originally built as 13336 and later carrying the number D3336) was built in 1957 by British Railways at Darlington Works. This 50-tonne general-purpose yard shunter is powered by an English Electric 6KT 6-cylinder diesel engine which generates 350 brake horsepower. The propulsion transmission utilizes a diesel-electric setup driving two traction motors through double-reduction gearing. Geared for a maximum operational top speed of 15 mph and delivering a starting tractive effort of 35,000 lbf, this resident locomotive is painted in its authentic, late-era BR Railfreight Two-Tone Grey livery.

The locomotive is seen here in 8K 16:9 widescreen working incredibly hard and using maximum power as it leaves Keighley Station, tackling the steep uphill gradient during the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway Summer Diesel Gala. It is captured hauling a historic rake of three non-gangwayed BR Mark 1 Suburban coaches, featuring Second Lavatory Open E48011, Suburban Second E46157, and Suburban Brake Second E43345 on Saturday 20/06/2026 at 09:18.