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Wheels: 2-8-2T Record Created: Before June 10, 2017 Builder: StEG (Wien) Record Updated: May 19, 2022 Build Date: 1928 Action: Map Added Construction No.: 4827 Change History: Show Empty Weight: Unknown Views: 610 WOD: Unknown Photo Album: Show Driver Diameter: Unknown Video: No Tractive Effort: Unknown Notes: Show Boiler Pressure: Unknown Links: Add Cylinders: Unknown Ownership Show Fuel: Coal Date of Photo: Feb 22, 2008 03:02:59 Gauge: 56.5"

Abbreviation	Expansion	English
1 ÖBB	Österreichische Bundesbahnen	Austrian State Railways
2 DRB	Deutsche Reichsbahn	German Imperial Railway Company
3 BBÖ	Bundesbahn Österreich	Austrian State Railways

Posted: Oct 27, 2023 @ 06:10:26 by Achim
At the beginning the locomotive was used in Marchfeld, for which it was based in Stadtlau and Marchegg. From 1933 she was stationed in Wien-Nord. After 1945 the locomotive was considered Russian loot, but remained in Austria (St. Valentin). In 1953 it was awarded to the ÖBB, which designated it as 93.1403. It was modernized in 1955 and was based in Krems until 1972. In 1975 it was decommissioned in Gmünd and handed over to the Austrian Railway Museum. In 1979 the 93.1403 was erected as a monument in Leobersdorf. In 1989 the 1.öSEK was able to bring the locomotive to Strasshof and renovate it in 1996 and 2019.

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