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To reach the quays, No.42 had first to pass over a short tramway from the BNCR goods yard to the Belfast Harbour Commissioners' tramway. To accomplish this feat required three persons to drive and conduct her, and if more than two wagons were attached, a fourth to look after them. Two of these people
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The drive was on the trailing wheels and the slide bars were attached to a motion bracket just behind the leading wheels. The wheels themselves had twelve spokes and very large balance weights. The front pair of wheels of the engine were partially enclosed in splashers which did not come above the
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No.42 had outside cylinders and was to remain the only outside cylinder locomotive on the NCC for forty years, until it was joined by No.16 in 1914. Steam was admitted to the cylinders by outside steam pipes mid-way along the smokebox. Lubrication to the cylinders was by cylinder taps mounted over
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Having got on to the Harbour Commissioners' tramway she was still not allowed to blow off or to have the cylinder drain taps opened. The maximum permitted load was 24 wagons or 12 on Donegall Quay. One other rather peculiar regulation forbade her from being closer than 15 yards (14 m) to any
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Immediately behind the smokebox was a cylindrical sand box; sanding, which was by hand, was provided in front of the leading wheels and behind the rear ones since the engine worked as much backwards as forwards. On the saddle tank, which extended from the front of the smokebox to the front of the
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The cab controls were similar to those on No.42 except that a steam brake was provided in addition to the hand brake. The regulator handle was of the normal vertical type but later a long horizontal piece was secured to it, enabling it to be operated from either side.
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When the Midland Railway took control, the engines were painted "invisible green" (a very dark bronze green that looked almost black) with lining that appears to have been the same as in BNCR days. The initials "MR" replaced the BNCR ones.
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No.42 was rebuilt in 1901 with a cab which enclosed the safety valves that now exhausted through the cab roof. The spectacles were small and round and the cab sides were quite open. This alteration increased the weight by about 1 ton.
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No.42 was well suited for dock shunting. A relatively high tractive effort for a four coupled engine of 1874 vintage was packed into a total wheelbase of 7 ft 9 in (2.36 m), ideal for the tight dockyard curves.
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were equipped with red flags. While on the tramway her driver was not allowed to sound the whistle, open the cylinder drain taps or allow the engine to blow off. The maximum speed was to be three miles per hour.
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One peculiar feature of the engine was the extreme forward placement of the dome on the first ring of the boiler. The chimney was built up in three pieces and placed at the very front of the smokebox.
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No.42 must have been considered successful because the NCC built another similar engine in 1914 in their own works at York Road, Belfast. This was numbered No.16 and for many years was nicknamed the
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During BNCR ownership, the colour of the engine is believed to have been a dark laurel green lined out in vermilion/light blue/chrome yellow with the initials "BNCR" painted on the cab side sheets
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During its career on the NCC, No.16 ran a total of 705 696 miles, which was calculated on a basis of 5 mph (8.0 km/h) average. No.16 was scrapped in September 1951.
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were of wood – a common practice in 1874 – and the buffers themselves had almost rectangular heads. Jacks were carried as was common practice on all BNCR engines at this time.
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When No.42 first appeared, it was equipped only with a weatherboard and the locomotive crew must have found the lack of a proper cab very unpleasant in wet weather. The
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No brakes, other than a hand brake actuated by a large hand-wheel, were fitted to No.42. This, the fireman was expected to work under the driver's commands.
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dock engines that worked on the Belfast Harbour Commissioners' lines in north-east Ireland. No.42 was the first of the class and was built by
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The opening of the Belfast Central Railway in 1872 led to an increase in railway freight along the Belfast quays. The BNCR ordered an 0-4-0
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Apart from shunting the quays and goods yard, No.42's main duty was to go down to Albert Quay and bring up loads of locomotive coal.
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in Manchester to work the traffic. This engine, works number 2444, was delivered in 1874. It was numbered 42 in the BNCR's stock.
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The makers plate was removed at some time during its career, possibly when the engine was rebuilt.
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were placed over the firebox and exhausted in front of the weatherboard.
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other train approaching or preceding her on the same line of rails.
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London Midland and Scottish Railway (Northern Counties Committee).
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Scott, W.T. (January 1968). "The Shunting Tanks of York Road".
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to allow for the safety valves, which in this case were of the
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16 in Γ— 22 in (406 mm Γ— 559 mm)
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in 1874. A second, similar engine, No.16, was built by the
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600 imp gal (2,700 L; 720 US gal)
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Newton Abbot: David & Charles. 530:Belfast and Northern Counties Railway 1311:Cork, Bandon and South Coast Railway 348:70.24 sq ft (6.526 m) 18: 711:Class N general arrangement drawing 316:15 long cwt (760 kg) 280:11 ft 11 in (3.63 m) 13: 1560:Great Southern and Western Railway 14: 2251: 616:No.42 was scrapped in June 1925. 272:8 ft 4 in (2.54 m) 242:7 ft 9 in (2.36 m) 1466:Dublin and South Eastern Railway 23: 2134:Tralee and Dingle Light Railway 770:Belfast and County Down Railway 619: 290:13.80 long tons (14.02 t)+ 1475:1, 2, 6–7, 9–10, 28, 44–47, 49 533:(BNCR) Class N was a class of 441:12,707 lbf (56.5 kN) 300:31.05 long tons (31.55 t) 292:17.25 long tons (17.53 t) 1: 1872:Midland Great Western Railway 1480:3, 8, 10–12, 27–30, 40, 45–46 674: 581:firebox, was a Sharp Stewart 2205:Steam locomotives of Ireland 1410:Dublin and Kingstown Railway 1385:4, 8, 11, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20 762:Steam locomotives of Ireland 7: 2240:5 ft 3 in gauge locomotives 943:Northern Counties Committee 332:130 psi (896 kPa) 10: 2256: 564:Sharp, Stewart and Company 548: 539:Sharp, Stewart and Company 361: β€’ Total surface 2220:Sharp Stewart locomotives 2174:CSΓ‰T Shunting Locomotives 2166: 2132: 2113: 2049: 1870: 1558: 1464: 1408: 1309: 1239: 1045: 941: 832: 768: 662: 511: 500: 492: 468: 463: 459: 445: 435: 430: 426: 412: 400: 388: 378: 368: 360: 352: 344: 336: 328: 320: 312: 304: 296: 284: 276: 268: 246: 236: 211: 194: 183: 170: 161: 156: 152: 138: 128: 115: 107: 102: 98: 93: 635: 597:Ramsbottom safety valves 553: 201:5 ft 3 in 120:Sharp, Stewart & Co. 32:This article includes a 2051:Great Southern Railways 232: in (1.222 m) 61:more precise citations. 1047:Great Northern Railway 702:Supplement to NCC Saga 264: in (7.70 m) 2115:CΓ³ras Iompair Γ‰ireann 713:. 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Whyte
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Wheelbase
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Cylinders
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Valve gear
Stephenson
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Train brakes
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0-4-0ST
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MR (NCC)
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