Locomotive 5802, 2-10-2 Type. One of a series of fifteen Santa Fe type heavy freight engines designed by the Railway Company and built at their Angus Shops in Montreal. These locomotives are used in heavy freight service in mountainous districts and are the most powerful of their type used in road service in Canada. The maximum tractive effort is 65,900 lbs., and the total weight of the engine and tender in working order is 538,600 lbs. These are two-cylinder simple locomotives, some of which were equipped for burning oil and some for burning coal. Canadian Pacific Railway Company.

Santa Fe Type 2102 Locomotives, 4100. The Canadian National Railways have in heavy freight transfer service, what is known on the Railway as the " T-2 " class. These locomotives are among the heaviest non-articulated locomotives in the world, having a boiler 104" diameter at the largest course. They are 92' 8" overall, with a total weight of engine and tender in working order of 655,000 lbs. The cylinders are 29" diameter by 32" stroke and the boiler pressure is 200 lbs. per square inch. Canadian National Railways.