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The VR Class Vr3 was a class of steam locomotive built in Finland. Before 1942, the class was known as O1. They were nicknamed Kukko ("Rooster" or "Cockerel") and they have the same frames and boiler as the Vr Class Pr1 (Paikku) locomotive. The first locomotive was ordered in 1924 from Hanomag of Germany, number 10 351 and it was numbered 752. The remaining 4 were produced by Tampella Oy in Tampere. They were numbered 752 to 756.

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rdfs:label	VR Class Vr3 (en)
rdfs:comment	The VR Class Vr3 was a class of steam locomotive built in Finland. Before 1942, the class was known as O1. They were nicknamed Kukko ("Rooster" or "Cockerel") and they have the same frames and boiler as the Vr Class Pr1 (Paikku) locomotive. The first locomotive was ordered in 1924 from Hanomag of Germany, number 10 351 and it was numbered 752. The remaining 4 were produced by Tampella Oy in Tampere. They were numbered 752 to 756. (en)
foaf:name	VR Class Vr3 (en) “Rooster” / "Cockerel" (en)
name	VR Class Vr3 (en)
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dcterms:subject	0-10-0 locomotives Steam locomotives of Finland Tampella locomotives VR locomotives
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Jokioinen Museum Railway VR Class Hr1 VR Class Pr1 VR Class Tk3 VR Group 0-10-0 0-10-0 locomotives Steam locomotive Steam locomotives of Finland Haapamäki Finnish Railway Museum Hanomag History of rail transport in Finland List of Finnish locomotives Hyvinkää Kuopio Kuopio railway station Tampella locomotives VR locomotives Tampella
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.internationalsteam.co.uk/trains/finland01.htm
sameAs	VR Class Vr3 VR Class Vr3 VR Class Vr3 VR Class Vr3 VR Class Vr3
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builddate	1924 (xsd:integer)
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nicknames	“Rooster” / "Cockerel" (en)
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caption	No. 752 on display outside Kuopio railway station (en)
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has abstract	The VR Class Vr3 was a class of steam locomotive built in Finland. Before 1942, the class was known as O1. They were nicknamed Kukko ("Rooster" or "Cockerel") and they have the same frames and boiler as the Vr Class Pr1 (Paikku) locomotive. The first locomotive was ordered in 1924 from Hanomag of Germany, number 10 351 and it was numbered 752. The remaining 4 were produced by Tampella Oy in Tampere. They were numbered 752 to 756. The VR3 was the largest and most powerful Finnish locomotive of its time. It was a success, but in the hands of inexperienced drivers it could all too easily damage buffers or break couplings. Therefore, a screw-drive regulator was fitted. At speed there could be longitudinal movement, because locomotive had no bogie wheels, only 5 rigid axles. However, the "Rooster" was generally considered to be a fine locomotive. Some say the name resulted from the slightly louder than normal whistle. They were deliberately designed to work within very large rail yards, where the overall noise level could be very high. For half a century, the chirpy crow of the "Rooster" was a familiar sound in Finnish marshalling yards. They proved to be agile and could easily scale the humps and complex pointwork of marshalling yards where their great power compensated for their low speed. VR3, the locomotives were in use until 1975. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	VR Class Dr14 VR Class Pr1 0-10-0 Finnish Railway Museum List of Finnish locomotives
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