Jouef

• Diesel electric locomotive CC 72000 SNCF, registered numbers from CC 72001 to CC 72092 SNCF
• delivery date: from 1967 to 1974
• Diesel engine SACM AGO V16 ESHR which drives one alternator and power feeds for two traction electric engines
• range: 1500 km
• fuel capacity: 5500 liters
• power: 2250 kW
• speed limit: slow speed (PV) for freigt trains and fast speed (GV) for passenger trains
• PV 85 km/h and GV 140 km/h for CC 72001 to CC 72020 from factory
• PV 85 km/h and GV 160 km/h for CC 72021 to CC 72092, and CC 72017 after retrofit
• weight
• 112 tonnes for CC 72001 to CC 72020
• 114 tonnes for CC 72021 to CC 72092
• length: 20,19 meters
• service : long distance passenger and freight trains on non electrified main SNCF lines including Paris-Mulhouse-Basel, cross-country lines Valence - Grenoble - Chambéry, Bordeaux - Lyon and Nantes - Lyon
• outset livery named Arzens with blue and white colors
• only the CC 72006 received the blue Multiservice livery in October 1995
• 2 others locomotives (CC 72030 and 72040) received the red Multiservice livery in July 1996 and April 1997
• 3 locomotives (CC 72061, 72062 and 72064) modified (automatic Scharfenberg couplings and TGV A power feeds) in 1999 for TGV Vendée traction between Nantes and Les Sables d'Olonne
• locomotive fleets shared between activities (Grandes lignes, Fret, Ile-de-France, Direction du Transport Public and Local, and Infrastructure) in end of year 1998, and consequently
• Fret activity's decision in begin of year 2000 to have a specific livery based on green, white and grey colors for its locomotives
• Grandes Lignes activity choose the Corail+ livery (near the red Multiservice livery) in June 2000
• 33 locomotives (CC 72001 to 72010, 72012 to 72016, 72018 to 72020, 72022, 72024, 72026, 72027, 72029, 72031 to 72036, 72067, 72069, 72083 and 72085) received the Fret livery between 2000 and 2002
• 3 additional locomotives (CC 72037, 72068, 72078) received the Corail+ livery in 2001
• adoption of the new En Voyage livery by the different passenger activities from 2002
• new engine (Diesel engine 16 PA 4 200 VGA de la SEMT/PIELSTICK of 2650 kW) fitted between 2002 and 2004, for 30 locomotives (CC 72021, 72030, 72037, 72038, 72039, 72040, 72041, 72043, 72045, 72047, 72048, 72051, 72056, 72057, 72058, 72060, 72063, 72066, 72068, 72072, 72075, 72076, 72077, 72078, 72079, 72080, 72082, 72086, 72089 and 72090) used on Paris-Mulhouse and Reims-Dijon lines, with the new En Voyage livery and renumbered in CC 72100 series
• the CC 72045 ran in uniform grey livery (ghost livery) from July 2002 to July 2003 before new engine fitting out
• the CC 72148 ran in uniform grey livery (ghost livery) from August 2002 to October 2002 before receiving the En Voyage livery in October 2002
• the CC 72060 ran in uniform grey livery (ghost livery) from October 2002 to February 2003, then ran in En voyage livery from February 2003 to March 2004 before new engine fitting out
• the CC 72058 ran in En voyage livery before new engine fitting out
• 6 locomotives Fret (CC 72003, 72009, 72018, 72020, 72027 and 72085) sold in 2007 to the Moroccan railways compagny (ONCF)
• withdrawn from service for the CC 72000 without new Diesel engine between 2005 and 2011
• last commercial passenger train between Culmont-Chalindrey and Paris-Est on August 28ᵗʰ 2017 by the CC 72186
• still remaining 3 locomotives (the CC 72049 and 72074 in En voyage livery, and the CC 72084 in Arzens blue livery) allocated to AEF (Agence d'Essais Ferroviaire) for trials and special transport in all the country
• the CC 72064 in Arzens blue livery withdrawn from service in October 23ᵗʰ is saveguarded by ARCET (Association Rhône alpine de Conservations d'Engins Thermiques)
• the CC 72130 in En voyage livery withdrawn from service in December 30, 2009, is saveguarded for the Cite du Train of Mulhouse (Alsace)
• the CC 72029 SNCF in Fret livery is displayed at the Cite du Train of Mulhouse (Alsace)

• new Jouef scale model announced in 1969-1970

• new Jouef scale model announced in 1969-1970

- Diesel locomotive CC 72001 SNCF (ref. 8571)

• registered number: CC 72001 SNCF
• blue plastic body with white painted areas
• embossed characters 72001 and SNCF on body sides
• grey plastic frame
• embossed characters Jouef and Made in France under frame
• Jouef 3 poles electric motor 12 volts
• drive by gear wheels
• 1 driving bogie
• 2 driving axles with rubber bands
• black plastic bogies, same as CC 40100 SNCF
• metallic wheels
• white front lights
• international coupling without loop screwed to bogie
• length: 226 mm
• weigth: 300 g
• spare parts documentation, see
• ref. 8571 (PDF format - filesize: 214 Ko)

• inverted white front lights
• Jouef electric motor 12 volts 5 poles
• coupling and bogie made in a one plastic part

Diesel locomotives CC 72000 SNCF

	8570	Diesel locomotive CC 72001 SNCF, Jouef 3 poles electric motor.	cat. 1969-1970, 1970-1971.
	8571	Diesel locomotive CC 72001 SNCF, Jouef 5 poles electric motor.	cat. 1971-1972, 1972-1973, 1973-1974, 1976, 1978-1979, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989.
	8571 M		cat. 1974.

for others compagnies alternatives, see also:

• Diesel locomotive CC 100 ONCF (Morocco)

- for other production, see also:

• Diesel locomotive CC 72000 SNCF with metallic frame

[Search] | [Top ↑]

Page updated on November 15ᵗʰ 2020.