File:Vulcan Iron Works India 0-4-0.jpg

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Its description therein :

Four-Wheel (0-4-0) Locomotive for Switching Service. Built for the Tinplate Company of India, Ltd. by the Vulcan Iron Works.

• Gauge: 5 ft 6 in
• Cylinders: 15 in × 20 in
• Steam Pressure: 180 lbf·in²
• Diameter of Drivers: 37 in
• Tractive Effort: 18,620 lbf
• Driving Wheel Base: 6 ft 3 in
• Total Wheel Base: 31 ft 6 in
• Heating Surface, Tubes: 764 ft³
• Heating Surface, Firebox: 66 ft³
• Total Heating Surface: 830 ft³
• Grate Area: 18.6 ft³
• Weight on Drivers: 66,150 lb
• Total Weight, Engine: 66,150 lb
• Fuel: Soft coal

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