Baguley valve gear

normal die block travel, the lead remaining constant in all positions of the gear.

2001 with original Baguley valve gear, the only standard gauge locomotive to ever be so fitted.

[1] The Company went on to complete 30 more steam locomotives through to 1928 all of which were fitted with Baugley value gear, mostly the modified variant.

It uses a rocking sector whose motion is driven via a link from a crankpin between the coupling and connecting rods.

[citation needed] Only a few locomotives with Baguley valve gear remain, the list is known to include: This rail-transport related article is a stub.