The series 62 was developed and supplied by Henschel for the Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft in the 1920s. The machines were two-cylinder hot steam locomotives. A total of 15 copies were produced. Although the locomotives were built in 1928, the Deutsche Reichsbahn did not accept 62 003–015 until 1932. The reasons for this were the low demand as well as the too high price for the locomotives.After the Second World War, eight locomotives remained with the German State Railroad. The only one to receive an EDP number in 62 007.This text is machine translated.
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The locomotive 01 150 delivered Henschel & Sohn in Kassel with factory number 22698 in 1935. She earned her coals initially in hard use on the middle mountain ranges in Hesse and Thuringia – from Bebra. She remained faithful to her Hessian homeland...
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