Mt Lyell Railway Krauss No.7

The second Krauss to arrive at Mt Lyell.
== History ==
The Mt Lyell Railway Krauss No. 7 also known as Krauss No.7 was built in 1899 as builders number 4087. It started it's life at North Mt Lyell Copper Co it was later transferred to Mt Lyell and became their No.7 and mainly shunted mineral traffic. Then in 1945 it was sold to the Renison Associated Tin Mining Co and became their No.2. It was here that Krauss No.7/No.2 became combined with Krauss 5800. It later became a playground exhibit. It is know part of the West Coast Pioneers Memorial Museum as of 1983.
== Trivia ==
* Krauss No.7 is stored at the back of the museum.
== Gallery ==
File:297868a790ce8e3e5c53761c12dfceae (2).jpg|Krauss No. 5800 before being combined with Krauss No.7.
Category:Built in 1899
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