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Title: The Street railway journal
Year: 1884 (1880s)
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Subjects: Street-railroads Electric railroads Transportation
Publisher: New York : McGraw Pub. Co.
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glish pattern, besides a central automaticcoupler, so that the locomotive can be usedfor hauling either standard coaches or elec-tric stock. CAB The cab, which is of the English box-carshape with curved roof, is constructed ofsteel plates % in. thick, riveted to support-ing, vertical and longitudinal angles, whichare in turn riveted to the underfiame.. Theupper portion of the cabs on each side be-tween the doorways are fitted with louvresof pressed steel for ventilation. All lines ofrivets are covered with neat metal mouldings so as to im-prove the appearance of the outside of the cab. At eachend of the cab there are four movable windows, three being The locomotive is fitted at each end with complete driv-ing equipment consisting of master controller, provided withdeadmans handle, air and vacuum, brake, brake valves,starting switches for fan motors, valves for air-operatedwhistle and sanding gear, air and vacuum gages and am-meter: also at each end of the cab to the rieht of the driv-
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