Kirkman, Marshall Monroe, 1842-1921 · New York, Chicago, The World Railway Publishing Company · leaf 141
ecial, and the distances to be run by it not great. Diameter of cylinders, 19 in.; stroke, 26 in.; diameter of driving wheels, 4 f t. , 2 in. ; weight of each locomotive, 87,000 lbs. ; capacity of water tanks, 3,000 gals. ; coke space, 384 cu. ft. ; weight of tender, .43,800 lbs. purchase of tools… … They adapt themselves Scotch Tank Engine, for light switching purposes. Diameter of to the circumstances that cylinders, 8 in. ; stroke, 18 in. ; di- ameter of driving wheels, 2 ft., surround each enterprise. 6 in. ; fixed wheel base, 5 ft. ; tank Thus, in many, indeed, in capacity, 220 gals. ;…
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