Wheel Arrangement: 2-6-6-2t
Tank or tender type: Split-saddle tank
Build date: August 1928
Serial number: 60561
Driver diameter: 44 in.
Boiler pressure: 200 psi
Cylinder dimensions: 17 & 26x24 in
Grate area: 26 sq ft
Tractive effort: 38,000 lbs
Weight: 229,000 lbs
Fuel: 1,200 gal oil
Water capacity: 2,500 gal
1928 - 1954: Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. #110. Vail, WA
1954 – 1968: Rayonier Inc. #110. Railroad Camp, WA
1968 – 1971: Promontory Chapter National Railway Historical Society. Salt Lake City, UT
1971-1993: Display, Wasatch Railroad Museum & Foundation. Heber City, UT
1993 – 1999: Storage, Nevada State RR Museum, Boulder City, NV
1999 – present: Black Hills Central Railroad. Hill City, SD. Restored to operation in January, 2001.
Tender from 2-8-2 Rayonier #101 added in early 60s.
Weyerhaeuser's first #110, built in 1928, was the first of Weyerhaeuser's many logging mallets. After a long career on Weyerhaeuser's Vail, WA line, #110 was sold to Rayonier in 1954. With Rayonier, the Mallet operated on the Grays Harbor line until 1966. During this time #110 received a tender from Rayonier 2-8-2 #101. Retired in 1968, #110 was sold to the Promontory Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. In 1971, #110 was transferred to the Wasatch Railroad Museum and placed on display at Heber City, Utah. In 1993, #110 went to the Nevada State Railway Museum and was placed in storage at Boulder City, Nevada. After several years in storage #110 was sold in 1999 to the Black Hills Central Railroad, a tourist railway at Hill City, South Dakota. By mid-1999, 110 had already been moved to South Dakota and work began to restore the Mallet for use on the railroad. #110 returned to steam in January 2001. #110 is currently the only operational Logging Mallet in North America.
Drawing: Weyerhaeuser #110 as built
Drawing: Rayonier #110 in the mid 1960s
Photo: Weyerhaeuser #110 at Vail, WA in 1937 - Martin E. Hansen Collection
Photo: Rayonier #110 at Railroad Camp in 1955 - Warren W. Wing Collection
Photo: Rayonier #110 alongside Rayonier #38 at Railroad Camp in 1959 - Martin E. Hansen Collection
Photo: Rayonier #110 at Railroad Camp - August 4th, 1961
Photo: #110 in 2001 - Black Hills Central Railroad photo
Photo: Another view of #110 in 2001 - Black Hills Central Railroad photo
