Built in 1899, this 760-mm (2'6") gauge engine was based on design styles like the MÁV Class 325 (Hungarian State Railways). It is preserved by the mining company at the Resavica coal mine yard as an emergency standby machine. If the local industrial diesel switchers suffer a breakdown or maintenance failure, the steam engine can be fired up to manage yard shunting duties. Tour agencies and rail enthusiast groups (like FarRail Tours) periodically book it for special heritage excursions, keeping it maintained and certified.
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