Shop Number 3320 | - | Built for: Lima Locomotive Works, Inc. |
{2,735th Lima Built Shay} |
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Cylinders: 3 - 13 x 15 |
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Empty Weight: 160,000 |
Owners: Lima Locomotive Works, Inc., Lima, OH, built for stock Converted to oil burner for Mayo Lbr. sale Hofius Steel & Equip.Co. (D), Seattle, WA Mayo Lbr. Co. Ltd. #4, Paldi, BC, CAN (2-24-1943) Lake Log. Co. Ltd. #4, Lake Cowichan, BC, CAN (12-14-1946) Western Forest Ind.s Ltd. #5, Honeymoon Bay, BC, CAN (1-1964) Railway Appliance Research Ltd. (Robert E. Swanson) #114, North Vancouver, BC, CAN (5-1970) Taken out of regular service (10-2-1970) State of West Virginia, Cass Scenic RR, #2, Cass, WV (5-1983) converted to coal burner |
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Disposition: operational @ Cass Railroad, Cass, WV | |||
Additional Notes:
This was the only "Pacific Coast" Shay built to burn wood. (1969) Vancouver Wharves Ltd, Vancover, BC, never owned Shay, it just worked there under a contract with Railway Appliance Research Ltd. SLc Survivor List ![]() |