48027 HO GE 44 Tonner (DC/Silent): Southern - Tuxedo Scheme: #1950 Diesel Locomotive Track-Accessories Behind the pilot in the

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The locomotives were designed by the London and South Western Railway (LSWR) Locomotive Superintendent William Adams

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194 and 198 were built at Swindon and delivered into service between June 1913 and May 1914 with WW1 impeding production

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48027 HO GE 44 Tonner (DC/Silent): Southern - Tuxedo Scheme: #1950 Diesel Locomotive Track-Accessories Behind the pilot in theAlso commonly called 44 tonners, these locomotives compact design was driven by a 1937 labor agreement with the railroad unions that specified that all locomotives over 90,000 pounds required the use of a fireman. At a target weight of 44 tons (88,000 pounds), these diesels allowed the railroads to use only an engineer, thus saving crew costs. They were perfect for light switching, industrial and shop use. Built in several variations between 1940 and