| Type of Car: | Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) Double Decker cab car |
Seating |
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| Upper Level: | 104 |
| Lower Level: | 61 |
| Total Seating: | 165 |
Dimensions |
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| Length: | 89 feet |
| Height: | 19 feet, 10.5 inches |
| Weight: | 92 tons (194,000 pounds)* — from earlier specs. May not be accurate. |
Power |
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| Motors: | (2) Detroit Diesel Series 60 engines |
| Horsepower: | 600 per motor @ 1,800 to 2,100 rpm (1,200 total Hp) |
| Transmission: | Voith T212 BRE Hydrodynamic |
| Generator: | Diesel, Deutz with Stadco 175kW 480v 3 phase |
Features |
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| Cab Style: | Control Cab, flat faced with slant on top of second level |
| Kitchen/Galley: | None |
| Ultradome Glass?: | No, but glass does curve partially into roofline. |
| Restrooms: | 1 (ADA accessible). |
| ADA Features: | 1 ADA Restroom, 2 wheelchair lifts, wheelchair tiedowns in center of lower level. |
History |
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| Built: | Winter 2009 |
| Ran as: | TRCX 704 (2009-present). |
Notes: Florida Dept. of Transportation's fourth double decker DMU (Diesel Multiple Unit) tucks into the numbering scheme out of sequence. The unit is being built to run with last year's set, DMU 703 and trailer 7001. The 704 should be identical to TRCX 703, the first double decker DMU ever built. That unit features seating for 165, with an ADA-accessible restroom and Colorado Railcar's first straight stairways. The 706 will also feature the slightly curved upper level windows that were found on the 703 and commuter coach 7001. The 704 should be joining the Florida fleet in the summer of 2007. |
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TRCX 704 in Birmingham, AL on its way to Florida. Yes, that's my bunny in the window. Jan. 7, 2008. Photo by Jody Moore. Click to enlarge.
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TRCX 704 inside CRM's shop in Fort Lupton, CO. Dec. 2006. Photo by Jody Moore. Click to enlarge.
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Skeleton of TRCX 704 on the CRM shop floor. August 2006. Photo by Jody Moore. Click to enlarge.
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