The SJ Slass E were a class of 0-8-0 steam locomotives built by Nohab, Motala, Atlas and Falun for Statens Järnvägar from 1907 to 1920. They were intended to be use on both passenger and goods train in Norrland and heavy goods train in southern Sweden.
They remained in active service until March 1972 when steam operations on SJ came to an end. Most of them were then placed into the strategic reserve.
Preserved as E[]
Despite 90 engines were rebuilt into E2, a good chunk of the original engines survives.
- No. 900 is currently on display next to SJ B 1135.
- No. 901 is currently on loan to the Oxelösunds järnvägsmuseum by Landeryds Järnvägmuseum.
- No. 902 is operational at the Järnvägmuseum.
- No. 937 is on static display at hembygdsföreningen Målerås.
- No. 952 is stored at Hoting after serving for Inlandsbanan.
- No. 1090 is stored at Zuid-Limburgse Stoomtrein Maatschappij.
- No. 1103 is currently stored outside at the Railway Museum of Grängesberg, in Sweden.
- No. 1153 is stored at Museiföreningen Gefle-Dala Järnväg.
- No. 1189 is at Nynäshamns Järnvägsmuseum.
- No. 1239 is displayed at Ådalsliden.
- No. 1327 is on static display at Richards Traktor & Maskinmuseum.
- No. 1330 was sold to Ostkustbanans Vänner as OKB 6.
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