AC-10

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AC-10 was a class of Southern Pacific Railroad cab-forward articulated steam locomotives built for heavy freight service over mountainous routes.

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instanceOf Southern Pacific Railroad locomotive class
cab-forward locomotive class
steam locomotive class
articulationType Mallet-type articulated
boilerPressure 250 psi
brakeType air brakes
buildDate 1942
builder Baldwin Locomotive Works
cabLocation front (cab-forward)
category 4-8-8-2 locomotives
Southern Pacific Railroad steam locomotives
articulated steam locomotives
configuration 4-8-8-2
countryOfOrigin United States
cylinderArrangement simple expansion
cylinderCount 4
designer Southern Pacific Railroad
driveWheelArrangement eight driving wheels per engine unit
family Southern Pacific AC cab-forward series
firstRunYear 1942
followedByClass Southern Pacific AC-11
fuelType bunker oil
gauge standard gauge
notableFeature cab-forward design to reduce crew exposure to smoke in tunnels and snow sheds
numberInClass 20
operator Southern Pacific Lines
Southern Pacific Railroad
operatorRegion California
Nevada
Oregon
powerType steam
precededByClass Southern Pacific AC-9
primaryRole heavy freight service
primaryRouteType mountainous routes
railwayCompany Southern Pacific Railroad
railwayRegion U.S. West Coast
retirementPeriod 1950s
roadNumbers Southern Pacific 4205–4224
serviceType freight
status all units scrapped
trackGauge 1,435 mm
4 ft 8 1⁄2 in
trainHeating none (freight service)
UICClassification (2′D)D2′ h4
usedOnLine Southern Pacific Donner Pass route
Southern Pacific Overland Route
Southern Pacific Siskiyou and Cascade lines
valveGear Walschaerts
whyteType 4-8-8-2

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