exctract these from my other 4-4-0 topic:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=44846
Until yesterday I was not aware of these Philadelphia & Reading RR 4-4-0 class D11s built by Baldwin.
Is it possible that this class was one of the largest 4-4-0 ever made? I have only access to
Baldwin data so I am not aware of ALCO or other manufacturers.
Here the data I found so far:
Class 8-36-C made 1914. 10 manufactured numbered 410-419
Engine weight: 173.500lbs
Tender weight: 146.500lbs
Total weight: 320.00lbs
Axle loading per driving axle: 61.000lbs
Cylinders: 21"x24"
Boiler pressure: 210psi
Driver diameter: 68"
Tractive effort: 27.500lbs
fuel: anthracite coal 21.000lbs
water: 7.000gal
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