Motor Road Transport For Commercial Purposes
(Liquid Fuel, Steam, Electricity)
Forfatter: John Phillimore
År: 1920
Forlag: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.
Sted: London
Sider: 212
UDK: 629.113
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STEAM WAGON AND STEAM TRACTOR
101
Running Costs
4-ton
Fuel 1-68
15 miles per cwt.
at Is. 9d. plus 20%
for firing and
waiting.
Lubricants -27
2-J- gals, oil at 4s.
and 2 Ib. grease at
8d. for 500 miles.
Tyres 1-5
Maintenance 1*0
Depreciation 1 -8
150,000 mile life.
(in pence per mile).
6-ton
2-3
11 miles per cwt.
at Is. 9d. plus 20%
for firing and
waiting.
•34
2| gals, oil at 4s.
and 21b. grease at
8d. for 400 miles.
1-8
1-0
1-84
150,000 mile life
10-ton.
2-8
9 miles per cwt.
at Is. 9d. plus 20%
for firing and
waiting.
•36
2| gals, oil at 4s.
and 3 Ib. grease at
8d. for 400 miles.
3-4
1-5
2-7
120,000 mile life.
Total Running
costs in pence
per mile 6-25 7-28 10‘76
(Depreciation is based on cost of wagon without
tyres, spread over useful life.)
This will give the total cost per mile—on a 200-
mile week basis—at 15'25, 16'35, and 20'13 pence
respectively.
Taking a 400-mile week basis, the costs are, of
course, proportionately lower, and are as follows—
Total cost per mile .
4-ton 4-ton 10-ton.
10-75 11-81 15-44
Approximate Average Weekly Running Costs of Steam
Motor Wagons
Heavy type on solid rubber tyres to carry approximately 5 tons on body at a legal speed of 8 miles per hour. Light type on solid rubber tyres to carry approximately 3 tons on body at a legal speed of 12 miles per hour.
Capital Expenditure. Chassis complete with standard wooden body and mounted on solid rubber tyres £ s- d. 1253 - - £ s. d. 1106 - -
Approximate weekly Running Costs. Nixons navigation coal at 52s. 6d. per ton, with an approximate consumption of 7 Ibs. per mile and an estimated run of 64 miles per day for 5 days per week = 320 miles per week on a coal con- sumption of 1 ton 2 12 6