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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 25 (December 1909) (1909)

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e be much more developed by the use of the electric line. have the following dimensions: the high center of gravity and flexibility of wheel base At present the trains are made up on the multiple- Total weight, 166 tons; total hofse-power, 4,000; which characterize the steam locomotive. It con-… … the cab. This motor weighs, without gear, 45,000 ifeet. ; inches diameter. Truck Drive wheels, ( wheels, 36 inches. Length over all, < pounds, and in weight and power it is the largest rail- electric locomotive. Chassis 01 the new way motor ever constructed. At each end of the rotor shaft is a…

Munn · Automobile · Motor · Patents · Steam turbine · Scientific American · Mark twain · Internal combustion · Driving wheel · Timing sphere · Wheel base · Primary column · American supplements · Exhaust steam

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