Diamond Valley Railway Eltham

Pauline, how it works.

Pauline, no. 3 on our roster is typical of our steam locomotives at DVR. Pauline is a real steam locomotives in all respects. Named after the late Pauline Toner, she was built in Western Australia in the early 1980's. The loco is used regularly in traffic as well as driver training.

KEY

1. Smoke box door
2. Smoke box
3. Top feed connection

4. Boiler filling valve
5. Ross "pop" safety valves
6. Whistle
7. Feed water connection
8. Injector water valve
9. Injector
10.Ashpan and door
11.Blowdown discharger
12.Blowdown valve
13.Axlebox and support rubber
14.Return crank
15.Connecting rod
16.Eccentric rod
17.Steam brake cylinder
18.Expansion link and dis link
19.Lifting link
20.Crosshead and union link
21.Combination lever
22.Piston and valve rod glands
23.Cylinder drain cocks
24.Cylinder dosing plug
25.Mechanical lubricator
26.Pony carrying plate
27.Greese nipples

CAB

28.Large injector steam valve
29.Steam pressure gauge
30.Water level gauge drain valve
31.Large injector water vallve: open
32.Safety firehole door handle
33.Safety firehole door
34.Footplate
35.Water for large injector
36.Drag beam
37.Blower
38.Cylinder drain valve: open
39.Small injector steam valve
40.Steam brake valve: released
41.Regulator handle
42.Water gauge isolating valves
43.Reversing lever
44.Small injector valve: shown open
45.Water to small injector
46.Steam to tender brake

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