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Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7

The Pennsylvania Railroad's class E2, E3, E7 steam locomotives were of the 4-4-2 "Atlantic" passenger type, frequently called light Atlantics after the introduction of the heavier E6 Atlantics. All were similar in size and boiler capacity but differed in firebox type, valves and valve gear and cylinder diameter. Classes E2 and E3 were built simultaneously.

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Adhesive weight
118,400 lb (53,705.3 kg)
Boiler pressure
205 psi (1,410 kPa)
Build date
The rebuilding of these locomotives began in 1916
Builder
Altoona Works, Alco
Career
CareerPreservedOne (No. 7002) preserved, remainder scrappedDispositionNo. 7002 on display
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Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7

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Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7

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Adhesive weight · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → 118,400 lb (53,705.3 kg)
Boiler pressure · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → 205 psi (1,410 kPa)
Build date · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → The rebuilding of these locomotives began in 1916
Builder · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → Altoona Works, Alco
Career · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → CareerPreservedOne (No. 7002) preserved, remainder scrappedDispositionNo. 7002 on display
Configuration: · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → ​
Cylinder size · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → 22.5 in × 26 in (572 mm × 660 mm)
Cylinders · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → 2
Disposition · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → No. 7002 on display
Driver dia. · 1
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7 → 80 in (2,000 mm)

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Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Adhesive weight118,400 lb (53,705.3 kg)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Boiler pressure205 psi (1,410 kPa)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Build dateThe rebuilding of these locomotives began in 19161.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7BuilderAltoona Works, Alco1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7CareerCareerPreservedOne (No. 7002) preserved, remainder scrappedDispositionNo. 7002 on display1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Configuration:1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Cylinder size22.5 in × 26 in (572 mm × 660 mm)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Cylinders21.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7DispositionNo. 7002 on display1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Driver dia.80 in (2,000 mm)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Firebox:1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Fuel capacity12 t (11.8 long tons; 13.2 short tons)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Fuel typeCoal1.00infobox
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Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Leading dia.36 in (910 mm)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Length68 ft 6 in (20.88 m) (including 55P58 tender)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Loco weight171,100 lb (77,609.7 kg)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Performance figuresPerformance figuresTractive effort27,409 lbf (121,920 N)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Power typeSteam1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7PreservedOne (No. 7002) preserved, remainder scrapped1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7SpecificationsSpecificationsConfiguration: ​ • Whyte4-4-2Gauge.mw-parser-output .frac{white-space:nowrap}.mw-parser-output .frac .num,.mw-parser-output .frac .den{font-size:80%;line-height:0;…1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Tender weight89,050 lb (40,392.4 kg)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Total produced901.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Tractive effort27,409 lbf (121,920 N)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Trailing dia.50 in (1,300 mm)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Type and originType and originPower typeSteamBuilderAltoona Works, AlcoBuild dateThe rebuilding of these locomotives began in 1916Total produced901.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7Water cap.5,800 US gallons (22,000 L; 4,800 imp gal)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7• Grate area55.5 sq ft (5.2 m2)1.00infobox
Pennsylvania Railroad class E2, E3, and E7• Whyte4-4-21.00infobox

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