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Deutsch: Personenzuglokomotive aus dem alten Österreich-Ungarn, die Kolbenschieber deuten auf Heißdampf hin. Die Achsfolge ist damit 1’C1’ h2t. Beide Laufachsen sind deichelllose Adamsachsen. 2003 habe ich die Lokomotive schon einmal fotografiert, sie war damals weder zugeparkt noch besprüht. |
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| Author | Falk2 |
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- 2020-01-14 16:25:19 Falk2 (4528856 Bytes)
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