Internal Combustion Locomotives

Baldwin 1945 Wyandotte Terminal 103
Baldwin 1945
Wyandotte Terminal 103
Description:Diesel-Electric VO-660

Equipment Information

Wyandotte Terminal 103 is a diesel switching locomotive designed to move freight cars around railroad yards at low speed. It operated its entire career on the WT, a switching railroad located in a southern suburb of Detroit, Michigan.

COMPARE ME WITH: Armco B-71, a diesel switcher built nine years earlier by Baldwin-Westinghouse. The WT engine has more than twice the horsepower of the older Armco locomotive and its body is designed for much easier maintenance of its mechanical components.

Builder: Baldwin Locomotive Works
Year Built: 1945
Model: VO-660
Horsepower: 660
Length: 48ft 6in
Width: 9ft 10in
Height: 15ft
Weight: 194000 lbs
Brakes: 6DS
Engine: 606NA
Motors: 4 WH 362D
Trucks: AAR-A
Description: Diesel-Electric
Arrived: 1986
Condition: Complete / unrestored / not operational

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