Saxon IX V

As a genus IX or IX, the Royal Saxon State Railways designated eight-coupled Tender locomotives for freight service.

History

The locomotives were put into service after the vehicles of the Saxon IV could not meet the expectations set for them. One built on the locomotive behind a hollow axle of the type Klien - Lindner a, initially a long vapor manifold to the boiler center, which was replaced in later models by two steam dome with connecting tube. 20 machines were supplied by the company Hartmann as wet steam engines, and another 30 with a Schmidt superheater flue tube.

The German Reichsbahn took over from the first 16 vehicles and gave them the car numbers 56501-56 516 from the second series were taken over 25 with numbers 56601-56625.

The vehicles were equipped with a Tender senders of types sa 3 T 9, T 12 3 sa or sa 3 T 13.

• Steam locomotive wheel arrangement 1D
• Motor vehicle ( Saxony)