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M-10000

The M-10000 was an early American streamlined passenger trainset that operated for the Union Pacific Railroad from 1934 until 1941. It was the first streamlined passenger train to be delivered in the United States, and the second to enter regular service after the Pioneer Zephyr of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad.

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AAR wheel arrangement
B-(2+2)-2
Bogies
1 motor bogie, 2 non-motor Jacobs bogies, 1 non-motor bogie
Capacity
108 (middle car 56 seat coach, end car 52 seat buffet-coach
Car body construction
aluminum
Car length
71 feet 9 inches (21,870 mm) (power car) 58 feet 0 inches (17,680 mm) (intermediate car) 71 feet 0 inches (21,640 mm) (tail car)
Constructed
1934

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M-10000

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples128
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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M-10000

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related to history · 32
M-10000 → Burlington Zephyr, Century, Chicago, City, Dawn, December, Denver, During, Dusk Dash, February, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, It, January, Kansas, Kansas City, Little Zip, M-10001, May, Missouri, October
related to Development · 22
M-10000 → As, Bennie Railplane, Duralumin, EMC, Fetters, General Electric Company, General Motors' Cleveland, German, May, Michigan, Pullman, Pullman-Standard, Railplane, Skepticism, The, The Electro-Motive Corporation, The M-10000, Trucks, Union Pacific, University
related to External links · 14
M-10000 → Clarence, Express, M-10001Winchester, Modern, November, Popular Mechanics, Railway Wonders, September, Streamliner, The Iron Horse Goes, The Union Pacific Streamlined, Tuning Up, Union Pacific, World
related to Design · 11
M-10000 → Armour Yellow, General Motors, Including, Jacobs, Leaf Brown, On, Original, The, The M-10000, Union Pacific, Winton Engine Corporation
related to Legacy · 9
M-10000 → Armour Yellow, EMD's E-unit, F-unit, Harbor Mist Gray, Integrated-body-and-frame, Streamliner, The, Union Pacific, UP's
related to In popular culture · 8
M-10000 → Choo Choo, Choo Choo's, Engine Who Ran Away, In, Jim, Once Choo Choo, The Story, Virginia Lee Burton
AAR wheel arrangement · 1
M-10000 → B-(2+2)-2
Bogies · 1
M-10000 → 1 motor bogie, 2 non-motor Jacobs bogies, 1 non-motor bogie
Capacity · 1
M-10000 → 108 (middle car 56 seat coach, end car 52 seat buffet-coach
Car body construction · 1
M-10000 → aluminum

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passenger union pacific trainset train service car streamliner streamlined engine power design 1934 early cars cab railroad locomotives corporation aluminum

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M-10000AAR wheel arrangementB-(2+2)-21.00infobox
M-10000Bogies1 motor bogie, 2 non-motor Jacobs bogies, 1 non-motor bogie1.00infobox
M-10000Capacity108 (middle car 56 seat coach, end car 52 seat buffet-coach1.00infobox
M-10000Car body constructionaluminum1.00infobox
M-10000Car length71 feet 9 inches (21,870 mm) (power car) 58 feet 0 inches (17,680 mm) (intermediate car) 71 feet 0 inches (21,640 mm) (tail car)1.00infobox
M-10000Constructed19341.00infobox
M-10000Cylinder count45° V121.00infobox
M-10000Cylinder size191 cubic inches (3,130 cm3)1.00infobox
M-10000DesignerElectro-Motive Corporation1.00infobox
M-10000Engine typeTwo-stroke gasoline1.00infobox
M-10000Entered service1934–19411.00infobox
M-10000Formation1 power cab car (with mail and baggage rooms), 1 trailer car (passenger), 1 trailer tail car (passenger)1.00infobox
M-10000Height11 feet 11.5 inches (3.645 m)1.00infobox
M-10000Maximum speed110 mph (177km/h)1.00infobox
M-10000Multiple workingno1.00infobox
M-10000Number built1 trainset (3 cars)1.00infobox
M-10000Number scrapped1 trainset1.00infobox
M-10000OperatorUnion Pacific Railroad1.00infobox
M-10000Power output600 hp (447 kW)1.00infobox
M-10000Prime moverWinton 191A1.00infobox
M-10000Scrapped19421.00infobox
M-10000Seatingopen coach, 2+21.00infobox
M-10000Stock typeGasoline-electric passenger one-directional trainset1.00infobox
M-10000SuccessorM-100011.00infobox
M-10000Track gauge1,435 mm (.mw-parser-output .frac{white-space:nowrap}.mw-parser-output .frac .num,.mw-parser-output .frac .den{font-size:80%;line-height:0;vertical-align:super}.mw-parser-output…1.00infobox
M-10000Traction motors21.00infobox
M-10000Traction systemGasoline–electric1.00infobox
M-10000Train length204 feet 5 inches (62,310 mm)1.00infobox
M-10000TransmissionDC-DC1.00infobox
M-10000Weight85 tonnes (84 long tons; 94 short tons)1.00infobox

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