United Railways of Yucatan 4-4-0 No. 4
Strasburg, PA, United States 		Location: Strasburg Railroad
Status: Overhaul
Posted: Oct 7, 2024 @ 22:10:15 by Jonah Snyder
As of January of this year, #4 is currently under overhaul at the shops of the Strasburg Railroad in Pennsylvania.
Posted: Feb 1, 2020 @ 16:02:45 by Erik Newland
This locomotive carries the whistle from the Admiral Joe Fowler, a second steamboat that used to run on the rivers of america when the park first opened.
Posted: Nov 29, 2013 @ 19:11:13 by Jacob Woods
Loco #4 does not have a bad frame, #2, Lilly Belle, the 2-6-0 has the bad frame. The Roy O. Disney, #4, the 4-4-0 has a fine frame and is used on trains, where as Lilly Belle just brings out the original car and delivers Mickey to the station, FRAME IS FINE AS FAR AS WE CURRENTLY KNOW!
Posted: May 27, 2008 @ 19:05:57 by J.D. Marzec
The WDWRR locos Burn #2 Diesel Fuel THIS LOCO IS 36" GAUGE NOT STANDARD GAUGE
Posted: Feb 13, 2006 @ 18:02:13 by peter m. preston
What a surprise when the rebuild crew tore down UdeY No. 251 that would become No. 4. It turn out that the unfortunate engine's frame is broken in half.

This problem is cause by a repeated use on maximum tonaged trains. Frame problems, especially, are very hard to deal with as the frame's near-perfection is crucial to bearings running cool and lasting while.

There was a fifth steam locomotive UdeY No. 52 also purchased. She was on a pedestal in a park. Being the oldest of the five there was too many problems to rebuild and was scrapped. I think it was frame problems and brittle metal that doomed her, but not sure.

Posted: Dec 22, 2004 @ 13:12:22 by Ben Barton
This locomotive is indeed 36" gauge.  I rode its train last week.
Posted: Oct 6, 2004 @ 09:10:45 by Steve Burns
The photo of the Roy O. Disney was taken by me, and was taken from my site, http://www.burnsland.com
Posted: Apr 9, 2003 @ 16:04:33 by Walter
Locomotive Roy O. Disney, a 4-4-0 is a 36'' used at Walt Disney World. In the picture it is decorated for the 4th of July.
Posted: Jan 17, 2003 @ 16:01:39 by Chris

It is a 36" gauge mot standard.