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3-Truck Shay, unbeschriftet (unlettered), DC analog "DCC Ready"
| 3-Truck Shay, unbeschriftet (unlettered), DC analog "DCC Ready" |
| Description: |
English below
Die “Shay” Dampflokomotiven wurden in den 1870erJahren von Ephraim Shay (1839 bis 1916) entwickelt und wurden in der ersten Hälfte des 20ten Jahrhunderts hauptsächlich in der Nord-Amerikanischen Logging Industrie eingesetzt.
Ephraim Shay began die Entwicklung einer neuen Lok in 1872 bei der der Antrieb über Zahnräder anstatt den normalen Kuppelstangen realisiert wurde. Ende der1870 Jahre war Ephraim Shay zufrieden mit seinem Design und er konnte Lima Locomotive Works in Ohio (ISA) überzeugen ein erstes Muster zu bauen welches 1880 an die Lumber Firma J Alley Company in Michigan (USA) verkauft wurde.
Im Juni 1881 erhielt Ephrain Shay ein erstes Patent (US Patent 242992), gefolgt von einem weiteren in 1901 für Verbesserungen der Lok.
Die erste 3-Truck Shay wurde in 1885 konstruiert gefolgt in 1903 von der 4-Truck 150 Tonnen Shay, die schwerste Lok zu dieser Zeit.
Shays wurden dann in vier “Klassen” geteilt:
Klasse A: 2 Trucks, 2 Zylinder
Klasse B: 2 Trucks, 3 Zylinder
Klasse C: 3 Trucks, 3 Zylinder
Klasse D: 4 Trucks, 3 Zylinder
Lima Loomotive Works in USA baute Shays von 1880 bis 1945, insgesamt über 2700 Stück von denen heute noch über 100 Stück erhalten sind mit einer Anzahl von diesen jetzt noch im Betrieb
Vorbild:
Die erste 3-Truck Shay wirde von Lima Locomotive Works (USA) im Jahre 1885 gebaut. Die Modell Version mit Führerhaus aus Metall gab es von 1908 bis 1915.
Modell:
DCC Ready
Gehäuse aus Kunststoff
Rahmen in Druckgußkonstruktion, einschließlich
Druckguss-Getriebe
Alle Achsen angetrieben
Führerhaus in Stahlimitation mit detaillierter Innenausstattung
Zahlreiche Detailteile
LED Scheinwerfer und Rückfahrscheinwerfer
Schaltbarer Dampferzeuger
Dreistufiger Polaritätsschalter für NMRA Modellbahn Norm oder Großbahn-Praxis mit Mittel-/Aus-Position.
Länge: 720 mm
Breite: 122mm
Höhe: 185 mm
Gewicht: 5260 g
Zugkraft: 8.9 N (909 g)
Die analoge (DC) 3-Ton Shay gab es von Bachmann in vier Versionen:
Bachmann 82494 - Oregon Lumber Company #110
Bachmann 82496 - Meadow River Lumber Company #7
Bachmann 82498 - Lackiert, unbeschriftet – Schwarz mit roter und weißer Verzierung
Bachmann 82499 - Lackiert, unbeschriftet – Schwarz
English
The "Shay" steam locomotives were developed in the 1870s by Ephraim Shay (1839 to 1916) and were used in the first half of the 20th century mainly in the North American logging industry.
Ephraim Shay began the development of a new locomotive in 1872 that was driven by gears instead of the normal coupling rods. By the end of the 1870s, Ephraim Shay was satisfied with his design and was able to convince Lima Locomotive Works in Ohio (ISA) to build a first sample which was sold to the LJ Alley umber Company in Michigan (USA) in 1880.
In June 1881, Ephrain Shay received a first patent (US Patent 242992), followed by another in 1901 for improvements to the locomotive.
The first 3-truck Shay was constructed in 1885 followed in 1903 by the 4-truck 150 ton Shay, the heaviest locomotive at that time.
Shays were then divided into four "classes":
Class A: 2 trucks, 2 cylinders
Class B: 2 trucks, 3 cylinders
Class C: 3 trucks, 3 cylinders
Class D: 4 trucks, 3 cylinders
Lima Loomotive Works in USA built Shays from 1880 to 1945, totalling over 2700 units of which over 100 still survive today with a number of these now still in service.
Prototype:
The first 3-truck Shay was built by Lima Locomotive Works (USA) in 1885. The model version with metal cab was available from 1908 to 1915.
Model:
DCC Ready
Plastic body.
Frame of die-cast construction, including
Die-cast gearbox
All axles driven
Imitation steel driver's cab with detailed interior
Numerous detailed parts
LED headlights and reversing lights
Switchable smoke generator
Three-position polarity switch for NMRA model railroad standard or LargeScale practice with center/off position.
Length: 720mm (28 3/8 inches)
Width: 122mm (4 13/16 inches)
Height: 185 mm (7 1/4 inches)
Weight: 5260 g (11 lbs, 10oz)
Tractive force: 8.9 N (32 oz)
The analog (DC) 3-tone Shay was available from Bachmann in four versions:
Bachmann 82494 - Oregon Lumber Company #110
Bachmann 82496 - Meadow River Lumber Company #7
Bachmann 82498 - Painted Unlettered - Black With Red & White Trim
Bachmann 82499 - Painted Unlettered - Black |
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| Manufacturer: |
Bachmann |
Catalog Number: |
82498 |
| Country of Origin: |
China |
Road Number: |
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| Year of Manufacture: |
2006
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2015
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Scale: |
1:20,3 |
| Decoder Interface: |
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Gauge: |
45 mm |
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Weight in Grams: |
3900 |
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Length in mm: |
720 |
| Minimum Radius in mm: |
600 |
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| Date: |
04/20/2022 |
Hits: |
5494 |
| Added by: |
krs |
File size: |
634.4 KB |
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| Date created: |
11.04.2022 |
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| Exposure time: |
1/2 |
| Aperture value: |
F/14 |
| ISO speed: |
100 |
| Date created: |
11.04.2022 08:58:37 |
| Focal length: |
14mm |
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