JNR Class EF65
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Variants
The class was initially divided into the EF65-0 subclass for general freight and the EF65-500 subclass for express freight and passenger use.[2]
- EF65-0: Numbers EF65 1 – 135
- EF65-500: Numbers EF65 501 – 542
- EF65-1000: Numbers EF65 1001 – 1139
- EF65-2000:
Background and history
The Class EF65 was designed by Japanese National Railways (JNR) as a standard locomotive type developed from the earlier Class EF60 design for use primarily on the Tokaido Main Line and Sanyo Main Line.[2]
Operations
During the JNR era, these locomotives were used for freight trains and also for passenger work - primarily hauling night trains such as the Izumo sleeping car limited express and Ginga sleeping car express.
EF65-0
The EF65-0 subclass was designed for general freight use on the Tokaido Main Line and Sanyo Main Line. 135 locomotives were built between 1965 and 1970.[3]
As of 2016[update]Script error: No such module "Check for unknown parameters"., all EF65-0 locomotives had been withdrawn.[1]
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JR Freight EF65 100 in original blue livery in March 2008
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Refurbished JR Freight EF65 114 in February 2010
EF67 banker conversions
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Original EF67 104 in October 2002
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Refurbished EF67 104 in August 2009
Five 6th-batch Class EF65-0 locomotives, numbers EF65 131 to EF65 135, were converted in 1990 and 1991 to become Class EF67-100 banking locomotives for use on the "Senohachi" section of the Sanyo Main Line.[4]
| Original number | Built | Later number | Rebuilt |
|---|---|---|---|
| EF65 131 | 16 July 1970 | EF67 102 | 1 May 1990 |
| EF65 132 | 20 July 1970 | EF67 104 | 9 November 1990 |
| EF65 133 | 30 July 1970 | EF67 103 | 29 September 1990 |
| EF65 134 | 6 August 1970 | EF67 101 | 23 March 1990 |
| EF65 135 | 20 August 1970 | EF67 105 | 8 March 1991 |
EF65-500
The EF65-500 subclass consisted of a total of 42 locomotives, including newly built locomotives and locomotives (EF65 535 - 542) modified from the earlier EF65-0 subclass (EF65 77 - 84) for use on overnight sleeping car services and express freight services operating at a maximum speed of Script error: No such module "convert"..[3]
As of 1 April 2016[update]Script error: No such module "Check for unknown parameters"., only one EF65-500 locomotive, EF65-501, owned by JR East, remained in service.[1]
P/F designation
Locomotives used for hauling passenger services are referred to as "P" type, and those used for freight services are referred to as "F" type.[2] The original designations are as shown below.[2]
| Locomotive number | P/F designation |
|---|---|
| EF65 501 | P |
| EF65 502 | P |
| EF65 503 | P |
| EF65 504 | P |
| EF65 505 | P |
| EF65 506 | P |
| EF65 507 | P |
| EF65 508 | P |
| EF65 509 | P |
| EF65 510 | P |
| EF65 511 | P |
| EF65 512 | P |
| EF65 513 | F |
| EF65 514 | F |
| EF65 515 | F |
| EF65 516 | F |
| EF65 517 | F |
| EF65 518 | F |
| EF65 519 | F |
| EF65 520 | F |
| EF65 521 | F |
| EF65 522 | F |
| EF65 523 | F |
| EF65 524 | F |
| EF65 525 | F |
| EF65 526 | F |
| EF65 527 | P |
| EF65 528 | P |
| EF65 529 | P |
| EF65 530 | P |
| EF65 531 | P |
| EF65 532 | F |
| EF65 533 | F |
| EF65 535 | F |
| EF65 536 | P |
| EF65 537 | P |
| EF65 538 | P |
| EF65 539 | P |
| EF65 540 | P |
| EF65 541 | P |
| EF65 542 | P |
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EF65 501 in original tokkyū livery in February 2021
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Refurbished JR Freight EF65 515 in March 2008
EF65-1000
The EF65-1000 was intended for use on both passenger and freight services, and was referred to as the "PF" type. 139 locomotives were built between 1969 and 1979.[3]
As of 1 April 2016[update]Script error: No such module "Check for unknown parameters"., 15 EF65-1000 locomotives remained in service, operated by JR East and JR West.[1]
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Passenger EF65 1103 in original "tokkyū" livery in March 2021
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Refurbished JR Freight EF65 1061 in February 2008
EF65-2000
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As of 1 April 2016[update]Script error: No such module "Check for unknown parameters"., 36 EF65-2000 locomotives remained in service, operated by JR Freight.[1]
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EF65 2091 in original tokkyu livery in March 2021
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EF65 2127 in refurbished JR Freight livery in March 2021
Fleet changes
| Year | Template:Colorbull JR Freight | Template:Colorbull JR East | Template:Colorbull JR Central | Template:Colorbull JR West | Total | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1987 | 199 | 42 | 5 | 23 | 269 | [1] |
| 2009 | 77 | 8 | 0 | 10 | 95 | [5] |
| 2016 | 36 | 6 | 0 | 10 | 52 | [1] |
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Livery variations
- EF65 9: Repainted in early-style all-over brown livery with white Script error: No such module "Nihongo". lettering on the side[6]
- EF65 57: Repainted in early-style all-over brown livery
- EF65 105: Repainted in Euroliner livery[6]
- EF65 116: Repainted in blue with large yellow "JR" lettering on the sides and yellow bands on the cab ends[6]
- EF65 123: Repainted in Yuyu Salon Okayama livery (initially maroon, later orange)[6]
- EF65 1019: Repainted in Super Express Rainbow red livery in March 1987. Removed from service on 31 December 1997, and withdrawn on 1 September 1998.[7]
- EF65 1059: Repainted in blue with yellow front-end warning panels and large "JR" logo in July 1987. Remained in this livery until withdrawal on 31 March 2009.[8]
- EF65 1065: Experimental JR Freight livery[6]
- EF65 1118: Super Express Rainbow livery
- EF65 1124: Twilight Express dark green and yellow livery from November 2015[9]
Gallery
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Brown-liveried JR Freight EF65 9 in 1989
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JR Freight EF65 57 specially repainted in early-style brown livery in March 2005
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EF65 105 in Euroliner livery
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EF65 123 in original maroon Yuyu Salon Okayama livery
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EF65 123 in later orange Yuyu Salon Okayama livery
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EF65 1019 in Super Express Rainbow livery
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EF65 1059 in experimental JR Freight livery
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EF65 1065 in experimental JR Freight livery
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JR East Super Express Rainbow liveried EF65 1118 in October 2010
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JR West EF65 1124 in Twilight Express livery in December 2015
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JR East EF65 1029 pulling the Orient Express '88 past Shinmachi Station in late 1988
Preserved examples
- EF65 1: Preserved at the Kyoto Railway Museum in Kyoto.[10]
- EF65 5: JR Freight Ōi Depot in Shinagawa, Tokyo (training use)[11]
- EF65 520: Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park, Gunma Prefecture[11]
- EF65 535: Originally stored at Ōmiya Works, Saitama Prefecture, and donated to Toshiba in Fuchu, Tokyo in March 2013[12]
- EF65 536: Sekisui Kinzoku factory, Saitama Prefecture (cab only)[11]
- EF65 539: Privately preserved in Gunma Prefecture (cab only)[11]
- EF65 1001: JR Freight Ōi Depot in Shinagawa, Tokyo (training use)[11]
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EF65 520 at the Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park in April 2011
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EF65 535 at Omiya Works in May 2008
See also
References
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