Milwaukee Standard Low Logging Flat (80,000 POUNDS CAPACITY)
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Gauge 4 feet, 8½ inches
Length over End Sills 42 feet, 0 inches
Width over Side Sills 8 feet, 6 inches
Height from Rail to top of Deck, 3 feet, 10 inches
Standard Height Coupler 2 feet, 10½ inches

Bulldozer
This car was designed by the Milwaukee R. R. to meet conditions in the Northwest and has become a recognized standard on this Railroad. Fir Sills and Decking are specified. Body Bolsters are built up of heavy steel plates and cast iron fillers. Truck Bolsters are structural steel of the Bettendorf type. The Truck Side Frames are cast steel Bettendorf patent with journal boxes, arch bars and columns cast integral. The Steel Axles have 5 × 9 inch journals and the wheels are 33 inch chilled cast iron. The Couplers are automatic and the draft gear tandem type.
Automatic Quick-Action Air Brake with Hand Brake Staff arranged to work either vertically or horizontally.

STANDARD FLAT CAR
LIST OF PARTS
CASTINGS—
Give pattern number where possible in addition to list number.
1 BODY BOLSTER
2 TRUCK BOLSTER
3 JOURNAL BOX
4 JOURNAL BEARING
5 JOURNAL BOX WEDGE
6 JOURNAL BOX COVER
7 COLUMNS
8 COUPLER
9 DRAFT LUG
10 CHAFING IRON
11 BRAKE SHOES
12 BRAKE WHEEL
13 BRAKE RATCHET
14 BRAKE PAWL
15 OUTSIDE BRAKE PAWL
16 BRAKE STAFF REST
17 TRUSS ROD WASHER AND BRAKE STAFF REST
18 TRUSS ROD WASHERS
19 STAKE POCKETS
20 QUEEN POST
21 OUTSIDE SADDLE
22 INSIDE SADDLE
23 SIDE SILL POCKET
24 INTER-SILL POCKET
AIR EQUIPMENT—
25 AIR CYLINDER
26 AIR RESERVOIR
27 TRIPLE VALVE
28 UNION
29 STRAINER
30 CUT-OUT COCK
31 ANGLE COCK
32 AIR COUPLER AND HOSE
33 RELEASE VALVE
34 TRAIN PIPE "A" END
35 TRAIN PIPE "B" END
36 NIPPLE
37 RETAINER PIPE AND VALVE
38 CROSS-OVER PIPE
FORGINGS—
39 TOP ARCH BAR
40 BOTTOM ARCH BAR
41 TIE BAR
42 SPRING PLANK
43 TRUSS ROD
44 TRUSS ROD TURNBUCKLE
45 STEP
46 SIDE GRAB RAIL
47 END GRAB RAIL
48 CARRY IRON
49 STRIKING PLATE
50 FOLLOWER PLATE
51 DRAFT TIMBER PROTECTION PLATE
52 DEAD LEVER STOP BRACKET
53 DEAD LEVER STOP
54 DEAD LEVER
55 LIVE LEVER
56 FLOATING LEVER
57 FLOATING LEVER FULCRUM
58 FLOATING LEVER GUIDES
59 BRAKE STAFF
60 HAND BRAKE CONNECTION
61 HAND BRAKE CONNECTION PIN
62 CYLINDER LEVER
63 CYLINDER LEVER GUIDE
64 TOP CONNECTION
65 BOTTOM CONNECTION
66 CENTER CONNECTION
67 CYLINDER PUSH ROD
68 SAFETY HANGER
69 BRAKE BEAM HANGERS
70 CENTER PIN
71 CENTER PIN KEY
72 END SILL PROTECTION PLATE
73 TAIL STRAP
74 STAKE POCKET "U" BOLTS
75 BRAKE SHOE KEY
76 AIR PIPE CLIPS
77 CYLINDER BRACKETS
LUMBER—
78 SIDE SILL
79 CENTER SILL
80 INTER-SILL
81 END SILL
82 CROSS-TIE FILLERS
83 CROSS TIE
84 DRAFT TIMBERS
85 BUTTING TIMBERS
86 BUFFER BLOCKS
87 DEADWOOD
88 DECKING
89 DUST GUARDS
90 SPRING BLOCK
91 TURNBUCKLE LOCKS
SPECIALTIES—
92 WHEELS
93 AXLES
94 TRUCK SPRINGS
95 DRAFT SPRINGS
96 BRAKE STAFF BEARING
97 PUSH ROD JAW
98 BRAKE JAW

Standard Low-Logging Flat Car (80,000 POUNDS CAPACITY) Equipped with Hercules Patent Bunk and Knight Patent Chock
Gauge, 4 feet, 8½ inches. Length over End Sills, 41 or 42 feet. Width over Side Sills, 8 feet, 6 inches. Height from Rail to Top of Deck, 3 feet, 6 inches. Height from Rail to Top of Bunk, 4 feet. Height from Rail to Center of Coupler, 2 feet, 10½ inches.
This car is specially designed for heavy service, with extra heavy Red Fir Sills and Decking, and strongly trussed.
End Sills are protected by Steel Plate on face.
Steel Body Bolsters specially designed for Low Logging Car.
Automatic Couplers with Side Unlocking Lever and Standard Draft Gear, with either Tandem or Twin Springs.
Automatic Quick-Action Air Brake, with hand Brake arranged to work either vertically or horizontally.
As shown in illustration, this car is equipped with Hercules Patent Bunk and Knight Patent Chock, and consequently stake pockets are not necessary, but when required, malleable iron pockets with closed backs are furnished.
Rigid Diamond Arch Bar Trucks with Steel Spring Plank.
33-inch Chilled Cast Iron Wheels and Steel Axles with M. C. B. 5×9-inch Journals.
Malleable Iron Journal Boxes with Standard Lid and Wedge. Inside hung all-metal Brake Beams.
Weight, with Bunks, 28,500 pounds.