42829 probably while stored at Burton from November 1961 until eventual withdrawal in June 1962. Two features of the Reidinger engines show up clearly in this view of the right-hand side of the engine. Firstly, because of the positioning of the reversing shaft, the cylinder lubricator had to be moved to the right-hand running plate, and both lubricators were then worked by a return crank from the rear driving wheel. Secondly, to allow conversion from closure of the valves by springs to closure by steam, a supply of steam was provided through a pipe on the right-hand side of the boiler that led from the dome to the valves and looked similar to a top feed arrangement.