Gopo TDK50 amusement park train with FL15 coaches

Gopo TDK50 / TDJ50 Amusement Park Train

A four-wheel-drive diesel train for parks, farms, and town centers, carrying 30 to 60 passengers. Built in Naples, Florida, with typically short delivery times.

Passengers30 to 60
AccessibilityWheelchair Option
EngineKubota or John Deere
FinancingFrom $[X]/Month

One Train, Two Engine Platforms, Built for the Terrain

Every amusement park train for sale promises capacity. On an outdoor route, the terrain decides whether it delivers. Grass, gravel, and grades slow a train that was not built for them.

The TDK50 / TDJ50 is built for exactly that ground. Both locomotives run permanent four-wheel drive and a diesel engine. They share the same body, cabin, boiler shell, and cowcatcher, so the train looks identical whichever engine you choose.

You choose the engine platform: Kubota on the TDK50, John Deere on the TDJ50. You choose two, three, or four FL15 coaches. The configuration follows your route, not a fixed package.

Capacity That Scales With Your Route

ConfigurationPassengers
Locomotive + 2 FL15 coaches30
Locomotive + 3 FL15 coaches45
Locomotive + 4 FL15 coaches60

Each coach seats 15 passengers on five benches, three adults per bench. The wheelchair option goes on the last coach, which then carries 10 passengers including the wheelchair position. Four coaches need a paved or hard surface; on grass and rougher terrain, the train runs up to three.

TDK50 or TDJ50: Same Train, Your Engine

Both locomotives carry the same body, cabin, and standard equipment, and require the same investment. The difference is the engine platform underneath.

SpecificationTDK50 (Kubota)TDJ50 (John Deere)
Engine platformKubota LX4020John Deere 3038E
Power39.8 hp gross37 hp gross
TransmissionHST, 3-range, clutchlessHST, 2-range, clutchless
Drive4WD4WD
Top speed17.0 mph (27.4 km/h)15.5 mph (25 km/h)
Climb gradient12%*12%*
Dimensions (L x W x H)11 ft 5.8 in x 5 ft 1.0 in x 7 ft 2.6 in (3,500 x 1,550 x 2,200 mm)11 ft 3.8 in x 5 ft 1.0 in x 7 ft 2.6 in (3,450 x 1,550 x 2,200 mm)
Empty weight4,299 lb (1,950 kg)4,409 lb (2,000 kg)
Fuel tank10.6 gal (40 L)13.2 gal (50 L)
TiresFront 24x8.5-14, Rear 13.6-16Front 27x8.5-15, Rear 41x14.0-20
Towing capacity4 coaches paved, 3 on grass4 coaches paved, 3 on grass
Powertrain warranty24 months48 months
Chassis warranty12 months12 months

*The 12% rating applies when the coaches have the hydraulic overrun brake system. For steeper routes, contact The Train Company for an engineering review.

Standard on both locomotives: reclining high-back suspension driver seat, aluminum open cabin with fiberglass roof, fiberglass boiler and cowcatcher, and lighting.

The FL15 Coach, Built for Daily Outdoor Service

The same FL15 coach runs behind either locomotive. Standard colors are red seats with a green roof, or black seats with a red roof.

Capacity

15 passengers on five benches, three adults per bench. The wheelchair coach carries 10.

Chassis and Floor

Solid galvanized, powder-coated chassis. Epoxy anti-slip floor and galvanized running boards.

Roof

Fiberglass with a color-through finish, so scratches do not show.

Benches and Boarding

Galvanized frames with imitation wood slats and rope closure on both sides. Boarding steps on both sides.

Steering and Suspension

Four-wheel steering that tracks the locomotive exactly. Independent torsion suspension.

Braking and Coupling

Breakaway safety cable standard; hydraulic overrun drum brakes optional. Two-inch ball coupler.

Wheels

5.70 x 8, 6 PR, with a spare wheel supplied per coach.

Dimensions and Weight

12 ft 7.6 in x 5 ft 1 in x 7 ft 2.6 in (3,850 x 1,550 x 2,200 mm), with 4 ft 3 in between benches. 1,389 lb (630 kg).

Options That Match Your Operation

Four options adapt the train to your route, your guests, and your operating hours.

Wheelchair Position

Fitted on the last coach, which carries 10 passengers including the wheelchair position.

Hydraulic Overrun Brakes

Drum brakes with breakaway on each coach. Required for the 12% climb rating.

Lighting Package

DOT-approved marker, parking, brake, and turn signal lights on each coach.

Audio Package

A sound system for the entire train.

Where the TDK50 / TDJ50 Performs

From public parks to holiday events, the TDK50 / TDJ50 carries guests where the route leaves the pavement.

City Parks and Recreation

Scheduled loops through public parks, with a wheelchair position on the last coach.

Farms and Agritourism

Up to three coaches across grass and gravel paths between fields and seasonal events.

Town Centers and Outdoor Districts

Guest transport between parking, shops, and event squares.

Museums and Heritage Sites

A classic locomotive look that carries visitors across a large site.

Holiday and Seasonal Events

Christmas displays and fall festivals with up to 60 guests per trip.

Resorts and Campuses

Scheduled transport between parking, lodging, and venues across large grounds.

Warranty Directly From Gopo

Gopo, the manufacturer, provides the warranty directly. The TDK50 carries a 24-month powertrain warranty, and the TDJ50 carries 48 months. Every locomotive chassis and every FL15 coach carries 12 months.

The TDK50 and TDJ50 run on standard Kubota and John Deere engine platforms, so routine maintenance is straightforward and parts are widely available.

The Train Company is a reseller of Gopo trains. We handle your configuration, freight to your location, and financing for qualified U.S. operators. Learn more about Gopo.

Frequently Asked Questions: Gopo TDK50 / TDJ50

Should I choose the TDK50 or the TDJ50?

Both share the same body, cabin, and coaches, and require the same investment. The TDK50 (Kubota) reaches 17.0 mph and has a three-range transmission. The TDJ50 (John Deere) carries a 48-month powertrain warranty and a larger fuel tank.

How many passengers does the train carry?

30 passengers with two coaches, 45 with three, and 60 with four. A wheelchair coach carries 10 passengers, including the wheelchair position.

Can the train run on grass and slopes?

Yes. It runs up to three coaches on grass and rougher terrain, and four on paved surfaces. It is rated for a 12% grade when the coaches have hydraulic overrun brakes.

Can the TDK50 / TDJ50 run on public roads?

Public road sections depend on local approval and the DOT-approved Lighting Package on each coach. We review every route before we recommend a configuration.

What warranty comes with the train?

Gopo, the manufacturer, provides the warranty directly: 24 months on the TDK50 powertrain and 48 months on the TDJ50 powertrain. The locomotive chassis and each FL15 coach carry 12 months.

Is the TDK50 / TDJ50 easy to maintain?

Yes. The TDK50 runs on a Kubota engine platform and the TDJ50 on John Deere. Routine maintenance is straightforward, and parts are widely available.

How fast can the TDK50 / TDJ50 be delivered?

Delivery times are typically short. Our team confirms the delivery date for your configuration and location.

How do I receive the investment details?

Request the product sheet through our form, and we will send it to you directly. Financing starts from $[X] per month for qualified U.S. operators.

Plan Your Route With a Train Specialist

Send us your route, surface, and guest numbers. We will recommend the locomotive and coach count that fit.

The Train Company reviews your route, recommends the TDK50 or TDJ50, and prepares a configuration for your operation.

Supplying operators across North America.

Built in Naples, Florida

Sold, configured, and delivered across North America by The Train Company. Warranty provided directly by Gopo.