AC-7

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AC-7 was a class of Southern Pacific Railroad articulated steam locomotives of the distinctive cab-forward design used primarily for heavy freight service over mountainous routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Southern Pacific Railroad steam locomotive class
articulated steam locomotive class
cab-forward locomotive class
belongsToSeries Southern Pacific Cab Forward locomotive
surface form: Southern Pacific AC cab-forward classes
category Southern Pacific Railroad locomotives
articulated locomotives
steam locomotives of the United States
countryOfOperation United States of America
surface form: United States
designFeature articulated frame
cab-forward configuration
followedByClass Southern Pacific AC-8
gauge standard gauge
locomotiveType Mallet-type articulated locomotive
notableFor distinctive cab-forward appearance
operatingRegion mountainous routes of the Southern Pacific Railroad
operator Southern Pacific Railroad
powerType steam
precededByClass Southern Pacific AC-6
primaryUse heavy freight service
railwayCompany Southern Pacific Railroad
surface form: Southern Pacific Company
railwayNetwork Southern Pacific mainline routes
railwayOperator Southern Pacific Railroad
serviceRole road freight locomotive
smokeManagementReason cab-forward design to keep smoke away from crew in tunnels and snow sheds
terrainAdaptation designed for mountainous terrain
usedFor freight trains
usedOn mountain grades

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