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Norfolk & Western
All-time Steam Locomotive Roster
Class
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Type
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New Series
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Old Series
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Drivers
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Tractive
Effort
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Weight
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Remarks
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O-21
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2-6-0
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-
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716,717 - 521,522
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50"
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18,507
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81,480
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O-22
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"
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-
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718,719 - 531,532
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"
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"
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86,600
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O-23
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4-6-0
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-
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720 - 534
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"
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16,964
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88,900
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O-24
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"
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-
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721,722 - 535,536
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56"
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18,411
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108,000
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O-25
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"
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-
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500,543,544
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51"
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18,144
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79,000
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Old Class E
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O-26
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"
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-
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723,724 - 537,539
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50"
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16,964
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93,850
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Old RMW No. 1 to
Roanoke Shops - Shop Shifter
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O-27
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0-4-2T
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27
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-
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"
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10,396
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71,100
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Camelback - Old Va.
Anthracite Coal & Ry. Co. No. 2
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O-28
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2-6-2
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91
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-
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"
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23,794
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140,000
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Formely Class C
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O-29
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4-6-0
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54
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-
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55"
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18,745
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90,150
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P
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0-6-0
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-
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132-137,141-145
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50"
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18,500
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82,690
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Q
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4-4-0
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-
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514-518
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62"
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13,312
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73,250
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R
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0-6-0
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92-97,139,141,144
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129-131,395-400
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50"
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21,356
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94,900
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R
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0-6-0T
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144
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-
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"
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"
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108,700
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Rebuilt from Class R
No. 144 - Shop Shifter
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S
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0-6-0
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-
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138-140
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50"
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18,500
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89,500
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S1
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0-8-0
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255-284
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-
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52"
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62,932
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247,000
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Formerly C&O Ry.
C-16 class switchers - Superheated
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S1a
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"
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200-244,290-295
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-
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"
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"
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"
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Superheated
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Shay
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56
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-
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46"
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53,000
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300,000
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Shay geared - Two
4-wheel trucks
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T
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2-8-0
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-
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315-345
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56"
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140,250
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Vauclain
(4-cylinder) compound as originally built
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T
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"
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315-340 Series
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-
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"
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28,920
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128,000
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Simple rebuilt from
Class T compound - D-slide valves
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T1
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"
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315-340 Series
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-
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"
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"
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"
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Simple rebuilt -
Piston valves between frames
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T2 (Ta)
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2-8-0
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341-345
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-
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56"
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27,557
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130,300
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Reb. from T as
Richmond (Cross) compound - Two cylinders
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T3
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"
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341-345
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-
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"
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34,687
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128,000
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Simple as rebuilt
from T2 - Piston valves
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T3
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"
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341-345
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-
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"
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28,920
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"
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Cylinders changed
from original T3 - Vertical steam chests
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U
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4-6-0
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-
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71-85
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68"
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21,800
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135,470
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Vauclain
(4-cylinder) compound - Rebuilt simple
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U
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"
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71-85
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-
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67½"
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21,600
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132,420
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Simple as rebuilt
from compound - Piston valves (sloping)
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V
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4-6-0
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950-966
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-
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56"
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30,685
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155,900
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Freight service -
Changed to V1 passenger engines
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V1
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"
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950-966
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-
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62"
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29,193
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162,350
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As rebuilt from V
class fro passenger service
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W
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2-8-0
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800-829
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-
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56"
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40,163
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167,830
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Narrow firebox -
D-slide valves - Stephenson valve gear
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W1
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"
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800-879 Series
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-
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"
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"
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165,500
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Narrow firebox -
Piston valves - Stephenson valve gear
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W2
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"
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673-799,843,
866-869,880-949
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-
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"
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"
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175,100
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Wide firebox -
Piston valves - Stephenson or Baker valve gear
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W3
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2-8-0
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823
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-
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56"
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40,163
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167,830
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Narrow firebox -
Hobart-Allfree cylinders
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W4
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"
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776
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-
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"
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"
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175,100
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Wide firebox -
Piston valves - Walschaerts valve gear
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W5
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0-8-0T
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800 Series
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-
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56"
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40,165
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186,900
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Saddle tank shop
shifter - Rebuilt from W1 - Changed to W6
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W6
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"
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10-13,800 Series
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-
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"
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"
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"
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Saddle tank shop
shifter - Changed from W5 about 1925 - Capacity: 2 tons of coal
and 2000 gallons of water
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X1
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0-8-8-0
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990-994
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-
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56"
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83,615
90,176(C) 108,211(S)
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376,800
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As built
Steam pressure raisedto 230 lbs. during 1920's
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Y1
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2-8-8-2
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995-999
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-
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56"
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83,615(C)
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400,000
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Smokebox reheater -
Baldwin flue type feedwater heater
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Y2
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"
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1700-1704,
1711-1730
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-
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56"
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104,300(C)
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535,000
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Superheated -Changed
to Y2a class
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Y2a
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"
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1700-1730
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-
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"
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103,300(C)
123,960(S)
138,000(C)
158,894(S)
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526,000
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Superheated - Some
Y2a had Franklin or Bethlehem tender / boosters
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Y3
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2-8-8-2
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2000-2049
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-
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57"
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101,470(C)
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531,000
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USRA engine -
Superheated - Air pumps on front - Relocated
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Y3a
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"
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2050-2079
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-
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"
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"
114,154(C)
136,985(S)
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539,000
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USRA design - "
-" " " " - "
Y3 & Y3a as modified with Worthington BL feedwater heater
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Y3b
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2-8-8-2
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2080-2089
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-
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57"
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101,470(C)
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567,000
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Superheated -
Worthington BL feedwater heater - To Y4
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Y4
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"
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2080-2089
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-
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"
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114,154(C)
136,985(S)
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"
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Reclassified from
Y3b without change - Later as shown
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Y4A/Y5
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2-8-8-2
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2090-2109
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-
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57"
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118,386(C)
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582,900
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Reclassified in 1931
- Same features as Y4 - Rebuilt 1940-41
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Y5
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"
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2101-2119
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-
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58"
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126,838(C)
152,206(S)
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582,900*
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As rebuilt to modern
design in 1940-41 with inside bearings on engine and trailer
truck. See note for features
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Y6
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2-8-8-2
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2120-2154
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58"
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126,838(C)
152,206(S)
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582,900*
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Outside engine and
trailer truck bearings - Worthington BL-2 feedwater heater mounted
on left side of boiler.
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Y6a
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2-8-8-2
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2155-2170
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-
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58"
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126,838(C)
152,206(S)
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582,900*
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Wartime version of
Y6 - Needle roller bearing in valve gear**.
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Y6b
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2-8-8-2
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2171-2200
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-
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58"
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126,838(C)
152,206(S)
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611,520
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Same as Y6 & Y6a
except Worthington SA type feedwater heater recessed in smokebox,
roller bearings on all tender axles, and one air pump mounted on
each side of boiler. Weight shown as improved type with additional
ballast added to frame of front engine. Tender capacity of Y6,
Y6a, and Y6b classes was 30 tons of coal and 22,000 gallons of
water.
**Note- McGill Multitrol valve gear bearings (2125-2200)
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Z1
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2-6-6-2
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1300-1314
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-
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56½"
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75,830(C) 90,996(S)
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427,000
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Superheated -
D-slide valves LP cyls - Walschaerts gear
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Z1a
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"
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1315-1489
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"
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"
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"
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" - "
" " - Baker valve gear
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Z1b
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"
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1331-1489 Series
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-
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"
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"
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440,000
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Piston valves all
cylinders - Worthington BL feedwater heater - Baker valve gear -
air pumps on right side
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Z2
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2-6-6-2
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1399
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-
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56½"
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93,342
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441,000
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As rebuilt from Z1a
class in 1928 - Double stack - Baker valve gear
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Note- Tractive
Effort: (C) - Compound Cycle....(S) - Simple cycle
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*Note- Weight shown
as originally built as unimproved type. Improved Y5 and Y6 classes
were those equipped with booster valves (modified intercepting and
reducing valve assembly) for simple operation at low speeds. These
improved locomotives had approx. 25,560 lbs. ballast added to front
engine frame to increase weight shown.
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Note- Rebuilt Y5
and new Y6, Y6a, and Y6b all of modern design with following features:
Cast steel bed, frame with integral cylinders, roller bearings on all
engine axles as shown, Type A superheater, and feedwater heater as
shown. Standard stokers also included. Baker valve gear.
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Note- Y2 and Y2a
classes had air pumps mounted on front of smokebox - With 240 lbs.
steam pressure, one Franklin tender booster exerted 17,350 lbs.
tractive effort, while the Bethlehem auxiliary engine exherted 18,280
lbs. t.f. with like pressure. Some tenders were equipped with one,
others with two.
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