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5 days ago · The NYC "Niagara" class steam locomotives were constructed by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) between 1945 and 1946. A total of 27 locomotives were built, including an experimental variant. They were designated under the NYC Class S, specifically the class S-1 to S-2.
3 days ago · American Locomotive Company - ALCO; Discussion of products from the American Locomotive Company. A web site with current Alco 251 information can be found here: Fairbanks-Morse/Alco 251.
3 days ago · Big Boy No. 4014 was one of more than two dozen locomotives the New York-based American Locomotive Company produced for Union Pacific between 1941 and 1944. Dubbed the "world's largest" steam engine, each locomotive contained 25,000-gallon tanks and could hold as much as 56,000 pounds of coal; they were designed to pull freight through the ...
4 days ago · Big Boy No. 4014 was one of more than two dozen locomotives the New York-based American Locomotive Company produced for Union Pacific between 1941 and 1944. Dubbed the “world’s largest” steam engine, each locomotive contained 25,000-gallon tanks and could hold as much as 56,000 pounds of coal; they were designed to pull freight through ...
5 days ago · This steamer was built by the American Locomotive Company in July 1944 and was quite a pretty unit. It weighed 460,000 pounds, produced around 4,500 HP and 62,119 pounds of tractive effort, and ran on to a top speed of 100 mph. No. 261 was operated by the Milwaukee Road, pulling both freight trains and express passenger trains.
3 days ago · The APA 800, a rare RS36 locomotive built by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) in 1962, is one of only 40 engines of its kind ever produced. Today, fewer than a handful remain, making this locomotive a valuable piece of rail history.
3 days ago · Discussion of products from the American Locomotive Company. A web site with current Alco 251 information can be found here: Fairbanks-Morse/Alco 251.
