Check out Kasgro Rail <http://www.kasgro.com/specs.asp>, which specializes in building and owns a number of heavy duty, high capacity flat cars. The highest capacity cars they own are KRL 163200 and KRL 163201 [photos: <http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/rsList.aspx?id=KRL&cid=3&rid=163200>], which are 16 axle depressed center flat cars with a maximum capacity of 900,000 pounds (450 tons). As to the largest capacity car in the US, that would be a Schnabel car built for Westinghouse Nuclear to haul containment vessels, delivered last year <http://www.railwayage.com/index.php...sgro-builds-worlds-largest-railroad-car”.html>.
The Most heaviest Load
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Hi Mjolnir,
Thanks for the info -- I got some ideas for some rolling stocks down the road for my Marsz Project now! :wave:
Also, Flatcar 6 Axle Depressed Center Empty
https://www.auran.com/TRS2004/DLS_viewasset.php?AssetID=111026
Ish
Thanks for the info -- I got some ideas for some rolling stocks down the road for my Marsz Project now! :wave:
Also, Flatcar 6 Axle Depressed Center Empty
https://www.auran.com/TRS2004/DLS_viewasset.php?AssetID=111026
Ish
Hi Ish:
I made:
Some 4 axle bogeys to go with my 14 in US Model E railgun.
Some 5 axle bogies to go with my 14 in U.S Navy 1914.
Some 6 axle bogies to go with my 16 in US Howitzer 1918.
I have:
A drawing of a 10 in French Schneider showing 6 axle bogies.
A drawing of a 15 in German Seigfreid rail gun seeming to show 8 axle bogies. The source of these drawings has always been very accurate so I guess thats the way they were (but they better have some serious lateral motion devices built in, lol).
If your crazy enough to want the 8 axle bogies I'm crazy enough to make them for you, lol.
Ben
I made:
Some 4 axle bogeys to go with my 14 in US Model E railgun.
Some 5 axle bogies to go with my 14 in U.S Navy 1914.
Some 6 axle bogies to go with my 16 in US Howitzer 1918.
I have:
A drawing of a 10 in French Schneider showing 6 axle bogies.
A drawing of a 15 in German Seigfreid rail gun seeming to show 8 axle bogies. The source of these drawings has always been very accurate so I guess thats the way they were (but they better have some serious lateral motion devices built in, lol).
If your crazy enough to want the 8 axle bogies I'm crazy enough to make them for you, lol.
Ben
Hi Ben,
WOW --- Thanks for being so informative, Ben!!!!
Oh, yeah, I would love seeing an 8 axle bogies now that the Marsz citizens are moving towards operatings super heavy loads, and things of that matter - I think we are going to need them!
On a serious note, Ben, no rush on my part, and I will be ready for the 8 bogies delivery with a smile and with big open arms!!!!
Please drop me a PM when they are done, at your convenience!!!
Thank you sir to taken the time for this!
Ishie
Hi Jonhnyc1:
Let me look into it. The fact that the originals were made for 2004 might be a problem but I'm not certain.
Hi Ish:
Gravity is much less on mars so weight isn't so much of a problem as inertia. It doesn't change, lol.
Almost forgot - - - what diameter wheels do you want (std ga I assume)?
Ben
Let me look into it. The fact that the originals were made for 2004 might be a problem but I'm not certain.
Hi Ish:
Gravity is much less on mars so weight isn't so much of a problem as inertia. It doesn't change, lol.
Almost forgot - - - what diameter wheels do you want (std ga I assume)?
Ben
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Richarde57
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Heavy loads... No problem for this monster.
http://www.ocemy.com/ts_d38_feature.htm
The biggest one in Trainz I think.
I have this one too and it's BIG fun!
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http://www.ocemy.com/ts_d38_feature.htm
The biggest one in Trainz I think.
I have this one too and it's BIG fun!
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