Lima Locomotive & Machine Co.

Photo Credit:
Allen County Historical Society Museum collection (BP 3-1903)
Shop Number 766 - Built for: D. L. Kelly Log. Co.
{708th Lima Built Shay}
Built:
3-18-1903
Class:
B
28-2
Trucks:
2
Cylinders:
[#-Dia. x Stroke]
3 - 10 x 10
Gear Ratio:
2.05
Wheel Dia.:
28"
Gauge:
std.
Boiler:
[Style - Dia.]
W.T. - 40"
Boiler Pressure:
In Lbs. (PSI)
180
 Tractive Effort:
14,826 Lbs.
 Factor of
Adhesion:
4.76
 Maximum
Safe Speed:
16.3
Fuel Type:
Wood
Fuel Capacity:
1.5 Cords
Water Capacity:
1,200 Gallons
Empty Weight:
As built
57,855
Owners:
W. D. Hofius & Co. (D), Seattle, WA
D. L. Kelley Log. Co. #1, Warrenton, OR
Bradley Log. Co., Cathlamet, WA
Multnomah Lbr. & Box Co. #8, Yaquina, OR
Capitol City Junk Co.(D), Salem, OR
(by 4-1916) H. H. Martin Lbr. Co. #2, Centralia, WA
(11-1924) Western Crossarm & Mfg. Co. #2, Centralia, WA
(12-22-1926) Packwood Log. Co., Bucoda, WA
(6-3-1927) Eastern RY & Lbr. Co. #2 (2nd), Centralia, WA
(6-23-1927) Leased to: Smith Coal Co., Bucoda, WA
(1-19-1928) Eastern RY & Lbr. Co. #2 (2nd), Centralia, WA
Leased to: The Marsh Co. #2, logging contractor for Western Crossarm & Mfg. Co, Chehalis WA
(1941) S. A.Agnew Lbr. Co. #2, Centralia, WA
The Marsh Co. #2, Centralia, WA
Disposition: Scrapped
Additional Notes: Reported sitting at Western Mill during WW II