. The Street railway journal . Table Showing Dimensions, Weights, Etc. of Christensen Motor Compressors tX i. CompressorNo. No. ofCylinder. Cylinder Size,Inches. Cubic Ft.Free Airper Min-ute. ArmatureSpeed. Dimensions. WEIGHTS TelegraphCode. Length,Inches. Width,Inches. Height,Inches. Net. Boxed forDomestic. Shipment.Fnrrign, AA-1 2 5x2$ 11 1350 21f ISA m 446 513 593 Cabal B-2 2 6|x 3 20 1100 28A 21A 21| 785 863 953 Celt C-3 2 7|x 4 35 1150 32 24* 23 A 1080 1195 1325 Chief D-4 2 8|x 4 47.6 1100 35A 25 2525 1198 1325 1460 Climax 3 D-4 3 8£x 4 75 1200 35A 31 1380 1530 1680 Coda 3E-5 8 8Jx 9

. The Street railway journal . Table Showing Dimensions, Weights, Etc. of Christensen Motor Compressors tX i. CompressorNo. No. ofCylinder. Cylinder Size,Inches. Cubic Ft.Free Airper Min-ute. ArmatureSpeed. Dimensions. WEIGHTS TelegraphCode. Length,Inches. Width,Inches. Height,Inches. Net. Boxed forDomestic. Shipment.Fnrrign, AA-1 2 5x2$ 11 1350 21*f ISA m 446 513 593 Cabal B-2 2 6|x 3 20 1100 28A 21A 21| 785 863 953 Celt C-3 2 7|x 4 35 1150 32* 24* 23 A 1080 1195 1325 Chief D-4 2 8|x 4 47.6 1100 35A 25 25*25* 1198 1325 1460 Climax 3 D-4 3 8£x 4 75 1200 35A 31 1380 1530 1680 Coda 3E-5 8 8Jx 9 Stock Photo

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. The Street railway journal . Table Showing Dimensions, Weights, Etc. of Christensen Motor Compressors tX i. CompressorNo. No. ofCylinder. Cylinder Size, Inches. Cubic Ft.Free Airper Min-ute. ArmatureSpeed. Dimensions. WEIGHTS TelegraphCode. Length, Inches. Width, Inches. Height, Inches. Net. Boxed forDomestic. Shipment.Fnrrign, AA-1 2 5x2$ 11 1350 21*f ISA m 446 513 593 Cabal B-2 2 6|x 3 20 1100 28A 21A 21| 785 863 953 Celt C-3 2 7|x 4 35 1150 32* 24* 23 A 1080 1195 1325 Chief D-4 2 8|x 4 47.6 1100 35A 25 25*25* 1198 1325 1460 Climax 3 D-4 3 8£x 4 75 1200 35A 31 1380 1530 1680 Coda 3E-5 8 8Jx 9 100 800 56} 40 39} 4G00 4800 4900 Crav 3EE-5 3 8J1 fl 155 800 50} 40 39} 4650 4850 5000 Cuth 3F-6 8 10 xli 285 700 58 43 46* 8500 8800 9000 Cyma 6E-5 9 Six 0 500 700 56} 50 49 5500 5900 6200 Comrade 6EE-5 » Hx 9 310 COO 66} 60 49 8900 9400 9800 Capella 6F-6 6 10 xl2 570 600 58 56 55 16800 17400 18000 Cheston OFFICE «nd WORKS720 to 728 HANOVER STREET MANUFACTURERS OF AIR BRAKESMILWAUKEE. U.S.A. Cable AddressCaca ■«* alaa Page* tj and STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. Z05 II Christensen Air Brakes I

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