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4-wheel main fleetSeries 21-151The majority of the early electric trams were of a type with three windows at each side. During the years 1906-1908 a total of 131 tramcars of this type were acquired. Several suppliers were involved and also type and power of the motors did vary with the several sub-series.Most were replaced by more modern tram-cars in the first half of the thirties, but the 127-151 were reconstructed with cross-bench seating, stronger motors and pantographs instead of the original bow collectors. Except for the 127 and 150 they became trailers (series 1128-1149, 1151) around 1939 and were scrapped about 10 years later. Two tram-cars of this type survive as museum tramcar. The 119 with the post 1915 painting schedule, the 86 with the original painting schedule. However the electric front-lightning and the type of platform-windows are 1920 and 1926 features. Technical dataLength: 8.54 mWeight: 10 tons Seating: 20 on longitudinal benches |
Series21-7071-90 91-106 107-126 127-151 127-151 |
constructorRaghenoEnergie Métallurgique Allan Allan reconstructed by RET |
motor power2x 15 kW2x 21 kW 2x 21 kW 2x 21 kW 2x 22 kW 2x 28 kW |
in service19061906 1906 1907 1907/8 1931 |
out of service19311933 1933/8 1933/4 1931 (reconstructed) 1938-41 (converted into trailers); 1947-50 |