Early non-steam (oil/gasoline/diesel or pure electric) engines were often built using car body technology. This style locomotive is called a box cab. Our model recalls an Alco-GE-Ingersoll-Rand 300-hp switcher, one of the earliest successful box cabs.
Solid riveted cab All steel construction Axle-mounted, heavy duty industrial gear boxes 1/2 hp, continuous-duty, 4-brush 24Vdc motors Solid-state programmable control and power modules Options: Premium Sound System Control Stalk 9.5 hp electric start gas engine with hydro-static drive system Battery Charger Knuckle Couplers
Standard Features BB Number of 1/2 HP motors 2 Powered Axles 4 Power Module Rating 160 Amp Battery Positions 2, 4, or 6 Length 68" Width 20" Height 25" Approx. Wt. w/o Batteries 305 lbs. Approx. Wt. w/ Batteries 380-530 lbs. Also available as a gas/hydraulic unit powered by a Honda 5.5 hp electric-start engine, hydrostatic pump and two hydraulic motors.