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Reply to "Baldwin #60000 installation @ The Franklin Institute 1933"

Wow.  According to the link in Rusty's post, it maxed out the PRR test plant at just 37.5 mph and much less than a 100% firing rate.  It was the most powerful loco they had tested up to that point (1926.)  So I guess it was more powerful than an I1 Decapod, M1 Mountain, and ??

Erie's Super-Power Berks came just one year later.  I wonder why the Erie shunned this big Baldwin, and how the two classes compared when tested on that road?

Last edited by Ted S

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