Brush Type 4

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Brush Type 4 is the original name for the British Rail Class 47, a widely used diesel-electric locomotive that became one of the most numerous and recognizable classes on the UK rail network.

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Brush Type 4 canonical 2

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instanceOf British Rail locomotive class
diesel-electric locomotive
mainline locomotive
became one of the most recognizable locomotive classes on the UK rail network
becameOneOf most numerous British mainline diesel locomotive classes
builder British Railways Crewe Works
linked to: Crewe Works

Brush Traction
countryOfOperation United Kingdom
designedFor freight services
mixed-traffic duties
passenger services
gauge 1435 mm
hasConfiguration Co-Co
hasLaterName British Rail Class 47
hasNotableFeature high recognition among UK rail enthusiasts
large production run compared to other British diesel classes
widespread allocation across multiple British Rail regions
introducedAs Type 4 under the British Railways power classification system
locomotiveType diesel-electric
operatedOn British Rail Eastern Region
British Rail Midland Region
British Rail Scottish Region
British Rail Western Region
operator British Rail
originalDesignation Brush Type 4
powerType diesel-electric
railwayNetwork British Rail network
region Great Britain
successorDesignation Class 47
trackGauge standard gauge
tractionType electric transmission
usedFor cross-country passenger trains
freight trains
inter-city passenger trains

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