The Rogers locomotive company, Paterson, New Jersey. (1897)
Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works. · New York : George C. Peck · leaf 43
as explained in thepreceding pages. At lower train speeds than those given in the Tables of Dimen-sions and Capacity, the piston speed will, of course, be less and consequently thepressure will be greater and the locomotive will haul a proportionally greater loadthan that given in the table The… … ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY. 33 Eight Wheel Standard Locomotives FOR PASSENGERS. Gauge, 4 ft., Sli in., or wider. Fuel, Bituminous or Anthracite Coal.General Design shown by Plate I. Cylinders. Diameter and stroke. INCHES. Diaeter ofDrivingWheels. INCHES. Wheel Base. Weight, in running order. POUNDS.…
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