I have a challenge for you, if you are prepared to aceept it. The challenge to to contact both the Queensland and Western Australian (WA) Divisions of the Australian Railway Historical Society (ARHS), and search for the "Australian Standard Garratt" (ASG). Whilst the previously mentioned class AD60 Beyer-Garratt locomotive in NSW was a standard gauge (1,435 mm) locomotive, the ASG was a narrow gauge (1,076 mm) Beyer-Garratt of a standard design which was used in both Queensland and WA during and after World War 2, and may have had some features similar to the Garratts you previously drove.
Happy Hunting, Philip Parks
