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LNWR 17in Coal Engine

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was the first new design of engine to be built by Webb since he became Chief Engineer of the LNWR in September 1871. A policy of 'low costs' was in force at the LNWR, with running costs per engine mile reduced from
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Between 1905 and 1907, 45 Coal Engines were rebuilt as tank locomotives with a single square saddle tank perched on the boiler and a small coal bunker behind the cab.
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service they were very reliable. "17in" refers to their cylinder diameter in inches. They were called "Coal Engines" because they were used for hauling
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is quoted as regarding the type as "probably the simplest and cheapest locomotives ever made in this country", and
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sold them all for scrap by 1922. This may have been due partly to the poor quality of water used in
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d by 1871. The first 17in Coal was constructed in 1873, the first of almost five hundred built.
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No. 1140 (works number 2153 was built from raw materials and in steam within
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The Premier Line – The Story of London & North Western Locomotives
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took many Coal Engines for use overseas, including many to the
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17 in × 24 in (432 mm × 610 mm)
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1,800 imperial gallons (8,200 L; 2,200 US gal)
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Locomotives of the London and North Western Railway
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BR numbers were 592:. 35 survived until the 569:in France and 42 to the 32:No. 3209 stands outside 1042:Wolverton Express Goods 654:"Goods Engines of LNWR" 450:Design and construction 216: • Grate area 520: 767:Hughes, Hugh (1981). 527:'s final design: the 504: 418:LNWR 17in Coal Engine 384:London Midland Region 21:LNWR 17in Coal Engine 1484:Scrapped locomotives 1090:Francis William Webb 769:Middle East Railways 596:in 1948 and entered 1499:Freight locomotives 743:. 1948. p. 51. 298:Performance figures 1257:19in Express Goods 873:Francis Trevithick 575:Palestine Railways 529:0-6-0 Special Tank 521: 240: • Tubes 1469:0-6-0 locomotives 1451: 1450: 797:. pp. 64–65. 414: 413: 410: 409: 312: 311: 289: 288: 96: 95: 1506: 1494:C n2 locomotives 1100:Alfred the Great 991:Lady of the Lake 866: 830: 823: 816: 807: 798: 782: 763: 744: 722: 719:Cotterell (1984) 716: 710: 707:Cotterell (1984) 704: 698: 692: 686: 680: 674: 668: 662: 661: 650: 641: 635: 598:British Railways 588:stock after the 544: 543: 539: 536: 518: 517: 513: 510: 492:Ernest L. 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Nock 375:LMS/BR: 2F 280:Valve type 274:Stephenson 269:Valve gear 200:Water cap. 79:Build date 50:Power type 1329:Claughton 1270:Precursor 1263:Precursor 1216:18in Tank 1177:Precedent 1175:Improved 1169:Precedent 1162:Precursor 1156:Dock Tank 1150:John Hick 1116:Coal Tank 972:(renewed) 938:LFB goods 933:SFB goods 795:Ian Allan 741:Ian Allan 579:Palestine 549:Operation 456:17in Coal 398:1921–1953 395:Withdrawn 390:(briefly) 326:Operators 249:Cylinders 192:Fuel type 175:Wheelbase 82:1873–1892 1336:George V 1191:Waterloo 1136:Teutonic 969:Cornwall 897:Cornwall 789:(1952). 608:Rebuilds 446:trains. 434:for the 338:S&MR 235:​ 211:​ 208:Firebox: 152: in 114:​ 58:Designer 1184:Jubilee 1031:Bloomer 987:Problem 927:Courier 561:of the 540:⁄ 514:⁄ 485:⁄ 468:⁄ 147:⁄ 68:Builder 1278:Renown 1074:Newton 1067:Samson 905:Rocket 775:  756:  380:Locale 321:Career 164:Driver 71:LNWR, 967:3020 918:Raven 425:steam 422:0-6-0 133:Gauge 126:0-6-0 121:Whyte 53:Steam 1359:Tank 1323:1185 1272:Tank 925:176 903:290 895:173 887:187 773:ISBN 754:ISBN 557:the 454:The 444:coal 416:The 333:LNWR 195:Coal 166:dia. 1403:G2A 1393:380 976:271 586:LMS 358:LMS 343:ROD 92:499 1460:: 1398:G2 1374:MM 1369:G1 1364:C1 989:/ 981:DX 793:. 739:. 656:. 645:^ 624:^ 581:. 533:25 507:25 461:10 440:UK 363:BR 1304:G 1299:F 1294:E 1289:D 1284:C 1226:B 1221:A 1211:) 920:) 829:e 822:t 815:v 781:. 762:. 660:. 542:2 538:1 535:+ 516:2 512:1 509:+ 487:4 483:3 480:+ 478:7 474:d 470:4 466:3 463:+ 158:) 154:( 149:2 145:1 142:+ 140:8

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London Road station, Manchester
Francis Webb
Crewe Works
Whyte
0-6-0
Gauge
Driver
Wheelbase
Cylinders
Cylinder size
Valve gear
Stephenson
Slide valves
Tractive effort
LNWR
S&MR
ROD
British Expeditionary Force
Palestine Military Railway
LMS
BR
London Midland Region
Western Region
0-6-0
steam
tender engines
Francis Webb
London and North Western Railway
UK

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