The last ten Pacifics that the Boston & Maine purchased were also the last Pacifics that Lima manufactured. Their task was regional traffic over distances of up to around 200 miles, and they were designed for an average speed of 70 mph or 113 km/h. The firebox contained three thermic syphons and arch tubes. The coffin feed water heater was concealed in the smokebox. Initially there was a skyline casing on the top of the boiler, which was later removed. The locomotives from the two production years 1934 and 1937 were designated P-4a and P-4b. They were given names that were chosen in a competition among kindergarten children and students. Only 3713, which is currently being overhauled in Steamtown, has been preserved. 