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tanks replaced by steal round-end tanks and returned to service in October 2000. In 2012 after (NZR K class (1877)|K 88]]'s "10 year" boiler survey A 64 taken out of service and put through its first "10 year" boiler

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1211]] with excursion to [[Timaru, New Zealand|Timaru]] and Arthurs Pass, New Zealand|Arthurs Pass]] double heading with the [[Glenbrook Vintage Railway|Glenbrook Vintage Railway's]] [[NZR JA class|J<

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unoperationable due to running without water in its engine. Used until July 1989 when it was for [[NZR DSA class|DSA 218. It sold to the OS&RRS in March 1989. Swapped for Hudswell

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Hi, I've noticed your comment, I've been told by a KiwiRail worker that it will be repaired. To be honest I may just leave you edit as it is. I will change the colour from orange (Under overhaul\repair) to pink (Out of service\Withdrawn). NZ Rail 150 (talk) 04:36, 27 May 2014 (UTC)NZ Rail 150[reply]

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Hi, Thank you for letting me know about the two places, only one I could find that was in New Zealand. NZ Rail 150 (talk) 10:35, 1 July 2014 (UTC)NZ Rail 150[reply]

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from Glenmark to NO. 1 gate with DSA 276 on the rear. KB 968]] was granted a special steam ticket for the festival. It was on display at Glenmark station and ran
on display at Glenmark station and ran a few trips double heading with J 1211 with DG]]'s 772 and 791 on the rear. J 1211 and A 428 double headed on both days from Glenmark into the pass

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same year it was given a temporary boiler ticket for the 1995 [[Waipara Vintage Festival]] at the [[[Weka Pass Railway]] where it was used for running up and down at Glenmark yard. Stored until 2005

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spares for [[Vulcan Foundry|Vulcan Railcar]] [[NZR RM class (Vulcan)|RM 50]] Vulcan Railcar RM 50]]. It is used also to store other locomotive and railway equipment parts.

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