File:Railwaylocomotiv20newy-p382-ML-class-articulation.jpg

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| DescriptionRailwaylocomotiv20newy-p382-ML-class-articulation.jpg |
English: Diagram of the articulation of the Everard Calthrop designed Orenstein & Koppel built Klien-Lindner/Heywood radiating axle used on the 1904 Matheran Class ML 0-6-0T to enable then to negotiate tight curves of up to 45 foot radius |
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Matheran ML Class 0-6-0T articulation diagram
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