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Swedish State Railways T4
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Sweden | 1956
5 produced
T41 200 with open hoods at Ängelholm Railway Museum
T41 200 with open hoods at Ängelholm Railway Museum
Diesellokophren

The T4 was one of the diesel-electric locomotives built by the Swedish company NoHAB under license from EMD. What distinguished it from all others was that it had only one cab and a long and a short hood. With an A1A-A1A wheel arrangement, it had an axle load of only 14 tonnes. Its engine had twelve cylinders and an output of 1,450 hp. Only five were built and initially they were mainly used for passenger service. Later they were only used in freight service and renamed to T41. In 1978, three were withdrawn after a line had been electrified and by 1988, also the other two were gone.

General
Built1956-1988
ManufacturerNoHAB
Wheel arr.A1A-A1A 
Gauge4 ft 8 1/2 in (Standard gauge)
Dimensions and Weights
Length50 ft 6 5/16 in
Service weight185,188 lbs
Adhesive weight123,459 lbs
Axle load30,865 lbs
Boiler
Power Plant
Power
Power sourcediesel-electric
Top speed62 mph
EngineEMD 12-567C
Engine typeV12 diesel
Engine output1,428 hp (1,065 kW)
Calculated Values
diesel locomotive
passenger
freight
last changed: 12/2025
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