page_title: Aldershot narrow-gauge suspension railway
section_title: Locomotive
hierarchical_section_title: Aldershot narrow-gauge suspension railway / Rolling stock / Locomotive
caption_attribution_description: English: Fell's Narrow Gauge Locomotive, Alershot Railway. Constructed by by Messrs Manning, Wardle, and Co., Leeds
context_page_description: The Aldershot narrow-gauge suspension railway was built in 1872 as an innovative experimental railway at Aldershot Camp, Hampshire, England. It had a gauge of 18 in and incorporated the suspension principle, invented and patented by John Barraclough Fell.
context_section_description: Manning, Wardle & Co. of the Boyne Engine Works, Leeds designed and built a special locomotive for its operation. It had to meet military as well as other requirements. The general plan of the structure of the locomotive has been designed by J.B. Fell, but the working plans were prepared and the engine built by Manning, Wardle & Co, Leeds. The engine weighed 4½ tons, and the tender 3½ tons, with coal and water. There were three pairs of driving-wheels coupled, each 16 inches (406.4 mm) in diameter. There were also four horizontal wheels running upon guide rails fixed on the lower edges of the beams.
caption: Fell's narrow-gauge locomotive MW 412 for the Aldershot Railway constructed by Messrs. Manning, Wardle, and Co., Leeds[2]
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