Talk:4-4-0
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[edit]I added an image of PRR #317, a class D6 locomotive of 1881. This is a good example of a later, high-drivered express 4-4-0, but we should also have some pictures of earlier locomotives to round things out. —Morven 08:00, Nov 9, 2004 (UTC)
- Done. An 1873 Mason locomotive with very classic lines. —Morven 00:31, Nov 10, 2004 (UTC)
- In a book I have, there are a couple of photos (PD-old) of a 1865 Peto, Brassey & Betts/Canada Works, Birkenhead (UK?), and a 1875 Sigl (Austria)- would these be of use in this article, to lessen US-centricity? --Janke | Talk 20:44, 6 January 2006 (UTC)
UK designs
[edit]I added a section about schools class locomotives. the article is plainly lacking any information about UK, or presumably other countries 440 locomotives. I am not at all hung up about the details of how this is arranged, but the article has a big gaping hole in what it does not cover if it claims to be about all 440 engines. Sandpiper 00:05, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
- Indeed, and that is one of the tasks in the to do list shown above on this page. Thanks for helping out with it! Slambo (Speak) 11:35, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
- Isn't the Whyte system a US system anyway? It seems very odd not to see the common name for the 4-4-0 i.e. "American"; and similarly for the other types like Moguls, Pacifics, Atlantics, etc. I'm not sure how to resolve this. Tmangray (talk) 18:32, 19 January 2009 (UTC)
delisted GA
[edit]lack of inline cites--Ling.Nut 21:44, 15 November 2006 (UTC)
Bagnall 4-4-0 works list: Natal sugar estates
[edit]Stored for the record: W.G. Bagnall works list for Natal sugar estates locomotives.
WORKS No YEAR WHEEL ARRANGEMENT CYLINDERS VALVE GEAR GAUGE LOCATION NAME
1873 1907 4-4-0T 9" X 14" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' SUCCESS'
1929 1910 4-4-0T 9" X 14" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' REPEAT'
2287 1926 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' SINEMBE'
2342 1928 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' MONA'
2374 1929 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' ISIBUTU'
2471 1932 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' WEWE'
2479 1933 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' TONGAAT'
2522 1935 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' SIMPOLA'
2543 1936 4-4-0T 11 1/2" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 01/2" Natal Estates, Mt Edgecombe ' BURNSIDE'
2599 1939 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' W.J.MIRRLEES'
2627 1940 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' A.BOULLE'
2647 1941 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' EDWARD SAUNDERS'
2819 1946 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' CHARLES WHYTOCK'
2820 1946 4-4-0T 10" X 15" Bagnall Price 2' - 0" Tongaat ' EGOLOMI'
André Kritzinger 22:18, 6 December 2012 (UTC)
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