File:Baldwin 4-2-0 geared truck locomotive - Sinclair 1907 (grayscale).jpg

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English: Side view engraving of the Baldwin locomotive American, built in 1841 and used by the Sugar Loaf Coal Company. Although this locomotive looks like a normal 4-2-0 in most respects, it actually has all wheels driven and is thus technically an 0-6-0 of unusual form. The wheels of the leading truck are driven from side rods on the main driving wheels via a geared jackshaft. Baldwin only built one such locomotive; it was a predecessor to Baldwin's flexible beam truck locomotives, introduced in 1842.
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Source Angus Sinclair, Development of the Locomotive Engine (1907), p. 332, fig. 144.
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