Yorkshire Engine Company was bought by United Steel Companies to build the range of locomotives required by the growing and varied interests in which it was involved. No. 1382 was delivered in 1962 to Colsterworth by rail with identical locomotive No. 1381 (Works No. 2871) as the Colsterworth ironstone quarry system was dieselised in the early 1960’s. Colsterworth Quarries included a North and East range of pits and duties also included shunting the Easton Mines outpost, this being a drift mine on a site now occupied by a frozen food complex.

After the large quarry system closed during 1972 & 1973, the locomotive was taken into the fleet at Normanby Park Steelworks in Scunthorpe. The locomotive was subsequently secured for preservation, in full working order, by two members of "Rocks by Rail" arriving at Cottesmore on 28th May 1981.

On 17 June 2024 No. 1382 came to Quainton. It arrived in great condition and runs very smoothly with no smoke and a start was made in fitting a vacuum brake system. In November 2025 No. 1382 moved to the Northampton Ironstone Railway. Since then No. 1382 move to the Caledonian Railway, Scotland, arriving 30th July 2026.

Some text edited from the Rocks by Rail Website with thanks.