PRR 2-10-0 #4481 - Pennsylvnaia RR  Contributor's Pick!       
Note thefireman filling the tender from ther yard standpipe in this photo. Built by Baldiwn in May of 1923, this I1s class decapod was known for sheer power. Running on 62" drivers and developing a massive 250 psi boiler pressure for its 30.5"x32" diameter & stroke cylinders, this engine tipped the scales at 548,500 lb and delivered a whopping tractive effort of 102,027 lb. In 1930 , a majority of the class were rebuilt with with Type E superheater w/o feed water heaters. After a long service, the loco was sold for scrap in March of 1857. No photographer listed.
Date: 10/1/1950 Location: Watkins Glen, NY   Map Show Watkins Glen on a rail map Views: 782 Collection Of:   Gary Everhart
Locomotives: PRR 4491(2-10-0)    Author:  Gary Everhart
PRR 2-10-0 #4481 - Pennsylvnaia RR
Picture Categories: Roster,Steam,Action This picture is part of album:  PRR 2-10-0 Decapods - Reposted
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Name Type Comments Date
Charles Schultz General A horizontal Atlas rocket. 1/10/2014 6:06:09 AM
Rick Morgan General A beast of a locomotive- real Pennsy. 1/10/2014 10:42:31 AM
Alan Fricker General Watkins Glen-that's the Elmira Branch, where these beasts lasted until 1957 or so. 1/10/2014 9:21:14 PM
Stephen Gose General Pure hog! 12/12/2015 9:43:09 AM

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