MTH 30-1156-1 O Gauge 2-8-8-2USRA Steam Locomotive PRR 373 with PS1 (BCR) - NOS Pit Vac * With 7-cell battery and
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* With 7-cell battery and included optional 21-tooth pinion gear
Universal Axle Set
Inside the hood were two FDL-16 diesel engines
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MTH 30-1156-1 O Gauge 2-8-8-2USRA Steam Locomotive PRR 373 with PS1 (BCR) - NOS Pit Vac * With 7-cell battery andMTH 30 1156 1 O Gauge 2 8 8 2USRA Steam Locomotive PRR 373 with PS1 (BCR) NOS (New Old Stock) The 2 8 8 2 USRA Steam Engine was a powerful but slow articulated locomotive with two sets of driving wheels powered by four cylinders. The 2 8 8 2 which came into use in the early 1900s, produced 85,040 pounds of tractive effort, with 26 by 30 inch low pressure cylinders. Initially these engines were of the "Mallet" type ( name of the French creator of this