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Fairbanks-Morse H-10-44, H-12-44 and H-12-44TS

United States 1944 534 produced
Two H-10-44s with a freight train in Philadelphia in June 1950 collection Taylor Rush

From 1944, Fairbanks-Morse offered the H-10-44 as a yard switcher with a two-stroke, six-cylinder, opposed-piston engine. The exterior was designed by Raymond Loewy, which could be recognized by a slanted nose, sloping shapes and a protruding cab roof. After many had been later set to 1,200 hp, the H-12-44 with the same power was offered from 1950. From 1952 the exterior was simplified to save on production costs. The H-12-44TS was a road switcher with a short hood in front of the cab. This variant was only built three times for the ATSF.

Technical data

General

Property H-10-44 H-12-44, H-12-44TS
Built 1944-1950 1950-1961
Manufacturers Fairbanks-Morse, Canadian Locomotive Company
Wheel arrangement B-B
Gauge 1,435 mm (Standard gauge)

Dimensions and weights

Property H-10-44 H-12-44, H-12-44TS
Length 14.88 m
Wheelbase 10.21 m
Service mass 108.9 t
Adhesion mass 108.9 t
Rigid wheelbase 2.44 m
Axle load 27.2 t

Power plant

Property H-10-44 H-12-44, H-12-44TS
Engine Fairbanks-Morse 38D-8 1/8
Engine type 6-cyl. opposed diesel

Power

Property H-10-44 H-12-44, H-12-44TS
Power source diesel-electric
Indicated power 746 kW (1,014 PS) 895 kW (1,217 PS)
Top speed 97 km/h
Starting effort 180.2 kN

Calculated values

Property H-10-44 H-12-44, H-12-44TS
Factor of adhesion 1 : 5.93
Power-to-weight ratio 6.9 kW/t 8.2 kW/t
Adhesive weight/Total 1 : 1.00
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