Railway Museum – Steam Locomotive 141-F-2416, and Mikado Typology

Railway Museum – Steam Locomotive 141-F-2416, and Mikado Typology

• 17/02/2013 18:10
• Guillermo Aguilar
• Monuments Madrid, Railroad Museum
• 1,628 comments

Locomotora de vapor 141-F-2416. Rodaje tipo Mikado

(Talleres Euskalduna, España, 1960)

These train engines correspond to a batch of 217 produced entirely in Spain. They are of the type called Mikado, because of the construction and disposition of the axes, in a 1-4-1 way, a guidance front axle, 4 motor and traction, and a final axel as support.

This locomotive was built in 1960, and served in RENFE for fifteen years, until 1975, when the steam was officially stopped in Spain.

However, this steam engine, remained active until 1984 as transport for the mines in Andorra (Teruel). In that same year became part of the Museum’s collection.

Currently, this model, serves an important educational work, which aims to visually explain both the inner and the operation of a steam locomotive.

 

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