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Typical Heavy Passenger
and Freight Locomotives Built for
the Pennsylvania During
the Sixties
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| Cylinders |
17" x 24" |
| Drivers, diam. |
66" |
| Weight on drivers, about |
44,000 lb. |
| Weight, total engine, about |
68,500 lb. |
The friction wheel for operating
the Loughridge chain brake is plainly seen back of the rear drivers.
Twenty-one locomotives of this
general design were placed in sevice during 1863-1865. |
American Type Passenger Locomotive,
built by The Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1864
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Ten-wheeled Freight Locomotive,
built by The Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1864
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| Cylinders |
18" x 22"
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| Drivers, diam. |
54"
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| Weight on drivers, about |
50,000 lb.
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| Weight, total engine, about |
70,000 lb.
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Steel firebox, with combustion chamber
13-1/2" long,
Boiler fed by injectors.
There were 20 locomotives of
this class.
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| Cylinders |
18" x 22"
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| Drivers, diam. |
55"
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| Weight on drivers, about |
50,000 lb.
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| Weight, total engine, about |
70,000 lb.
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Steel
firebox, with combustion chamber 24-3/4" long.
Boiler fed by one injector and one pump.
There were 12 locomotives of this class.
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Ten-wheeled Freight Locomotive,
built by The Baldwin Locomotive Works, 1866
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