These pages cover the various types of rollingstock used in Tasmania, organised into logical groupings where possible. So far the privatisation era has been completed, additional pages will be added over time.

Tasrail (2014 to present)

• Cement (THFY)
• Coal (THGY)
• Container (TQAY, TQBY)
• Concentrate (TOMY)
• Rebuilt log wagons (TFAF)
• Legacy container wagons (TQMF, IB)
• Service stock

ATN, PNT and early Tasrail eras (1997 to 2014)

• Final operational fleet - Revenue earning stock
• Final operational fleet - Service stock
• Retired and stored vehicles
• Third party vehicles

Australian National - Tasrail era

• Air braked
• Passenger stock and guards vans
• F - Log wagons
• H - Hopper wagons
• O - Open wagons
• P - Cement wagons
• Q - Container wagons
• R - RoadRailer
• T - Tank Wagons
• Z - Service stock
• Vacuum braked

Tasmanian Government Railways era

• Freight
  • Listing for wagons from the 1949 General Appendix
  • Photographs of CCC wagons modified for timber and sleeper traffic
• Coaching stock
  • See the Passenger cars of the TGR by H. J. W. Stokes series published in the ARHS Bulletin from 1980 to 1996 (See this page for details of the series)
  • Listing for passenger stock from the 1949 General Appendix. This list does not include the Tasmanian Limited stock (ACS, DA, DZ class) or the similar Suburban stock (SS, SSD and SSS classes) that were constructed after this time
• Railcars
  • Listing for railcars from the 1949 General Appendix. Articulated railcars DP25 to DP30 entered service in 1949 and are not included.

Private operators & narrow gauge

• Emu Bay Railway - See The Emu Bay Railway by Lou Rae for rollingstock diagram and photographs

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