Pennsylvania Railroad class H5

The class H5 were a class of 2-8-0 steam locomotives that were built for the Pennsylvania Railroad. They were pusher locomotives designed with high tractive effort for maximum force on short-distance helper assistance on the mountains of Altoona.
== History and Design ==
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== Service and Retirement ==
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== Stock List ==
Number(s) 	Builder and Year 	Retired and Scrapped 	Notes
19 (Ren. TP&W Ry. #21) 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	Unknown 	Sold to New Owner, June 1924.
38 	PRR Juniata, 10/1898.	June 1924 	
82 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	Sometime in the 1920s	
208 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	June 1924 	
220 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	January 1926 	
872 	PRR Juniata, 6/1898. 	December 1924 	First production H5, also pulled record load in August 1898.
1420 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	April 1925 	
1430 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	June 1924 	
1431 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	June 1924 	
1432 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	June 1924 	
1668 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	October 1925 	
1669 (Ren. TP&W Ry. #20)	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	Unknown 	Sold to New Owner, June 1924.
1740 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	April 1925 	
2748 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	February 1926 	Last Active H5 on Pennsy.
1749 	PRR Juniata, 1898. 	June 1924 	
== Trivia ==
* The H5 design, although few were built, they were the Inspiration of the H6 class 2-8-0s introduced in 1899 for Freight Service. 
* When built in 1898, they were briefly the most powerful and largest Eight-coupled locomotives in service as only the Altoona Turntables could fit they're long wheelbase. 
* On August 8th, 1898 Engine No. 872 hauled 130 loaded cars of Coal, weighing 5,212 Tons which once was a record high at the time.
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