of full restoration. Many front ASG water tanks have survived: one at Yatina, South Australia, two on a farm south of Peterborough, South Australia, one at the Workshops Rail Museum in Queensland, two at the Don River Railway in Tasmania, and several dotted around that state. They were used as water tanks for steam and fire fighting until the early 1980s. Another also survives with the Launceston & North East Railway in Launceston, Tasmania. It was used as a waste oil tank by TasRail until the closure of the Hobart railway yard in 2014, possibly being the last steam engine component used by TasRail. References Bibliography Further reading External links Operating Manual for Australian Standard Garratt Forum discussion of whereabouts of former ASG tanks Clyde Engineering locomotives Garratt locomotives Railway locomotives introduced in 1943 Garatt Steam locomotives of Queensland Steam locomotives of Tasmania Steam locomotives of Western Australia 3 ft 6 in gauge locomotives of Australia 4-8-2+2-8-4 locomotives Freight locomotives