Wheel Arrangement: 2-6-6-2
Tank or tender type: Split-saddle tank
Build date: June 1937
Serial number: 62064
Driver diameter: 44 in.
Boiler pressure: 200 psi
Cylinder dimensions: 18 & 28x24 in
Grate area: 26 sq ft
Tractive effort: 43,000 lbs
Weight: 247,000 lbs
Fuel: 1,200 gal oil
Water capacity: 2,500 gal
First of the final batch of three logging Mallets ordered by Weyerhaeuser in 1937, this locomotive spent 17 years working out of Longview, WA. Retired by Weyerhaeuser in 1954, #110 was reportedly placed on display in Longview for a while before being sold to Rayonier for use on their Grays Harbor branch. There, the locomotive was renumbered to 111 to avoid confusion with Weyerhaeuser's first #110 which Rayonier had also purchased. #111 also received a slope-back tender at Rayonier, which was taken from Rayonier #18, a 4-6-0. #111 lasted in service at Rayonier well into the 1960s, and when the locomotive made its final run on May 1st, 1968 #111 was one of the last active steam locomotives in logging service in North America.
24 авг 2023
