All-Steel "Snohomish" Type Logging Truck

(100,000 POUNDS CAPACITY)

To meet the demand for Trucks of heavier capacity, we are building

All-Steel Trucks, which are fully illustrated in the cuts. This design

is the result of a careful study of the prevailing practice in the

large and up-to-date camps of the Northwest, with the aim of combining

simplicity and strength with a minimum dead load. This Truck has been

altered slightly to include all the latest improvements in logging

truck construction, and was awarded the Grand Prize at the A. Y. P.

Exposition.

Wheels, 33-inch Chilled Cast Iron, fitted on M. C. B. Standard

Axles with 9 × 5-inch Journals. Automatic Couplers and

Twin-Spring Draft Gear with M. C. B. Double-Coil Draft Spring.

If desired, Link and Pin Drawbars can be substituted, as our

pattern is interchangeable with Automatic Coupler. Journal Boxes

are M. C. B. Standard. Bolster Steel Channels reinforced with

Steel Cover Plates top and bottom. Draft Sills Steel Channels

with Malleable Iron Draft Lugs riveted to same. Bolster and Draft

Sills are securely tied together and braced with Steel Plates.

Truck Frame of extra heavy Iron Bars, braced at corners with

Gusset Plates, making it impossible for the frame to get out of

square. Bunks, Hercules Patent with Knight Patent Chock. Bunks

are equipped with metal brace as shown in illustration. Castings

are of either Steel or Malleable Iron. Brake Shoes are applied

to all Wheels and Brake Beams, either inside or outside hung, at

purchaser's option. Brake Shaft can be furnished to operate with

lever at end or wheel at side. Weight of 100,000-pound capacity

Truck, 22,000 pounds. Weight of 80,000-pound capacity Truck,

20,000 pounds. Height to center of Coupler, 2 feet, 6 in., or 2

feet, 9 in. Length over Draft Sills, 9 ft. Length over all, 12 ft.

[Sidenote: _CODE "Snohomish" Number 124_]

=With Steel Bolster and Double I-Beam Hercules Bunk=

[Illustration]

"Snohomish" Logging Truck

[Illustration: Universal Milling Machine]

This illustrates our 80,000-pound capacity Snohomish Truck, with all

Metal Frame and Bolster, but with Fir Draft Timbers. This truck is

designed to couple with standard equipment, with a height of 2 feet, 10

inches to center of coupler and 4 feet, 0 inches to top of bunk. The

Bolster is built up of two heavy Steel Channels reinforced with steel

cover plates top and bottom securely riveted to channels. The Truck is

equipped with Hercules Bunk and Knight Chock and is also fitted with

Metal Bunk Brace.

The same general remarks apply to this truck as to Snohomish Truck No.

123. The frame is of heavy iron bars and the fir draft timbers have a

sectional area of 144 square inches, which offers great resistance to

buffing shocks.

Weight per set trucks, of 20,400 pounds.

[Sidenote: _CODE

"Snohomish"

Number 123_]

=Without Chock Blocks=

[Illustration]

"Snohomish" Logging Truck

This truck is especially adapted to use on Logging Railroads, where an

uneven track demands a flexible running gear and an extremely strong

frame. These requirements are carried out in this design by placing

the springs over the Journal Boxes and making the frame of extra heavy

Iron Bars. The simplicity of the design also appeals to the operators,

making it necessary to carry but few extra parts for repairs.

[Illustration: Arch Bar Gang]

Bunk shown is made of straight grain Red Fir, reinforced with

special heavy 12-inch I-Beam closely fitted on timber, but we

recommend our Hercules Patent Bunk equipped with Knight Patent

Chock, McLafferty Stake or Skookum Chock.

Either Automatic Couplers or Link and Pin Drawbars may be used, as

our Link and Pin Drawbar is designed to be interchangeable with

Automatic Coupler, the change being easily made at any time.

Bolsters extra heavy Red Fir, strongly trussed. Draft Timbers,

Red Fir. Draft Gear M. C. B. Standard with M. C. B. double coil

Draft Springs. Truck springs, 70,000 lbs. capacity, heavy double

coil.

Wheels 33-inch Chilled Cast Iron fitted on M. C. B. Axles with 4½ ×

8 inch Journals. Cast Iron Journal Boxes with self-closing lids.

Cast Iron Columns of heavy pattern. Brake Shoes applied to all

wheels with hand wheel at side. Any style of Brake Shaft can be

furnished.

When required the Truck is decked over between wheels and draft

timbers and extending from end to end.

Length over all, 12 feet. Weight approximately, 18,000 pounds per

set.

_SNOHOMISH LOGGING TRUCK_

[Illustration]

Seattle Car & Foundry Company, Catalogue No. 3, December, 1913 · 第 36 / 130 题