Stroker Connecting Rod

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   Forget those puny gas  and turbo'ed diesel pullers - STEAM is the way of the future for pullers!

Smithsonian National Museum of American History, First Floor: Science, Innovation, Technology and Transportation.

This artifact is from Allis-Chalmers gigantic steam engines generated electricity for the city's subway system. Each engine consumed 100 tons of coal every day - last steam engines ever built to produce electricity in a major city.

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	Forget those puny gas and turbo'ed diesel pullers - STEAM is the way of the future for pullers! Smithsonian National Museum of American History, First Floor: Science, Innovation, Technology and Transportation. This artifact is from Allis-Chalmers gigantic steam engines generated electricity for the city's subway system. Each engine consumed 100 tons of coal every day - last steam engines ever built to produce electricity in a major city.

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