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Class 105/244 - Gondola drop bottom


Subclass of Class 105 - Railway rolling stock
Definition: Gondola cars having drop doors in its bottom between the
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 03/27/1990


NumberTitleIssue Date
4911082Drop center gondola car
A gondola railway car includes a pair of draft sills and a pair of end panels extending downwardly and terminating in a flat edge portion. The flat edge portion of the end panel is connected to a shear plate by a welded connection. A shed plate is include...
03/27/1990
4589348Retrofitted railway car and method of producing same
A gondola tub type railway car having an arrangement for transferring payloads from the car side panels more directly to the bolsters. The car at each end has a lower bolster for support by a car truck, and an upper bolster secured to the lower bolster pr...
05/20/1986
4408542Center sill gondola car
A gondola railway car comprising a car truck attached to each end of a continuous center sill, a pair of generally vertical end panels, a pair of generally vertical side panels joined to the end panels, a plurality of cross bearers extending from the cent...
10/11/1983
4361097Railway gondola cars
A railway gondola car suitable for rotary unloading. The floor of the car comprises a pair of concave troughs which extend between the center sill and the sides of the car having their axes parallel to the axis of the center sill along that portion of the...
11/30/1982
4236459Depressed center car
An open top gondola railway car of depressed center design having stub sills and an end panel at each end of the car body which slopes outwardly and upwardly from an intersection with a generally permanently closed bottom having horizontal plate portions ...
12/02/1980
 
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