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Berliet AND

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The Berliet AND was a light petrol railcar built by Berliet and delivered in 1924 to the departmental railways of the Bouches-du-Rhône, the first railcar Berliet supplied to that network. It had a four-cylinder petrol engine of 110 by 140 millimetres, a four-speed gearbox and chain drive to both axles, and seated 6 passengers in second class and 31 in third. It ran Sunday services between Arles and Meyrargues from March 1924, was paired with the later RCMC, and had its petrol engine replaced by a 70 horsepower Berliet diesel in 1950. It was withdrawn in 1968 and scrapped in 1971, unlike the RCMC, which survives.

Facts
Year
1924 1
Propulsion
Petrol 1
Propulsion
Diesel 1
Engine Class
Piston 1
Status
Scrapped 1
Mass (kg)
14,000 1
Comparison
Body Style
Railcar 1
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Source Berliet AND (Wikipedia, French edition)

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Source Berliet AND (Wikipedia, French edition)Lead
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est un autorail léger construit par Berliet et livré à la régie départementale
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1. Berliet AND (Wikipedia, French edition)
  • Lead
    est un autorail léger construit par Berliet et livré à la régie départementale
  • Lead, year
    livré à la régie départementale des chemins de fer et tramways électriques des Bouches-du-Rhône (BdR) en 1924
  • Description et caractéristiques
    L'autorail est motorisé avec un moteur à essence à quatre cylindres
  • Description et caractéristiques, propulsion
    En 1950, le moteur à essence est remplacé par un moteur Diesel Berliet de 70 ch.
  • Description et caractéristiques, engine class
    moteur à essence à quatre cylindres de 110 mm d'alésage et de 140 mm de course
  • Services effectués
    il est ferraillé en 1971 au Pas-des-Lanciers
  • Description et caractéristiques, mass
    L'autorail à vide pèse 14 tonnes.
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