Source: Vectron X4E
Source: David Gubler
Source: flickr.com
Source: flickr.com
Source: Jean Vernet
Source: Jean Vernet, Montreux
Source: Jean Vernet, Montreux
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The first 2 prototypes derived from Ae 4/4 are ordered by BLS in
1962.
The first locomotives are delivered in 1964 as Ae 4/4 II
(locomotive numbers 261 to 265). After a few adjustments, the
locomotive was classified as Re 4/4 (and later on as Re 425). A
total of 35 locomotives were built by SLM Winterthur & BBC.
The locomotives are able to tow a 630 t train on a slope of 26 ‰ at
a speed of 80 km/h.
Starting with number 174, the length of the locomotive is adjusted
to 15 470 mm compared with 15 100 mm for the previous numbers.
1978
February 2
Accident
Concerns registration number(s): 183
2007
August 4
Accident
Concerns registration number(s): 170, 175, 184, 187
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Latest update on the 13th of July 2018 at 19:44
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