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FDNY Engine 10 Fire Department New York Down Town Manhattan New York August 2013
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Given to me during one of my many working visits to the Gardner factory in Patricroft was a 1955 Gardner L3 catalogue. the above is taken from this and shows the 8L3 variation of the engine fitted with twin oil cooler circulation pumps and hydraulic coupling. this would have been a typical locomotive specification of the day. The updated version of this the 8L3B series would eventualy replace this in production. By todays standards these engines were grossly over engineered for the BHP they produced. In defence of the L3 and L3B series they lasted, and many are still working today.
Lego Technic model of ornate steam traction engine with living van. Now steaming on Lego Ideas:
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In September 1966, a local farmer at Brafield who owned a threshing box decided to get a traction engine in to thresh the corn. Here we see this historic process in operation using a Fowler traction engine - "Pride of Northamptonshire."
Just returned from a visit from WDW with my wife, daughter and grand daughter. This was not a photo centric visit, so I didn't take many of the classic WDW shots. It was so much fun seeing Disney through the eyes of a very excited 9-month old. Anyway, here is one shot I took as we left the park one evening. Thanks for looking.
More car show, hot rods, and chrome. The object of these cars is to create something that both functions (in a limited way) and is an quasi-art object. Hundreds, probably thousands of hours of labor went into building this hot rod engine that delivers maximum bling-----chrome hose, rocker arm covers, carburetor, all blinding shiny, perfectly fit and pristine. For me it's interesting, odd, and strangely beautiful stuff. I wanted a crop that would slightly disorient the viewer, so as not to focus on the forms as specific engine parts, but as light, light, line, color and reflection. Not too sure about this. . .wanted the feel of photorealistic painting or pop art. . .just something I wanted to try!
Elevator engine room on the roof of the main building, recently inhabited by pigeons.
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Aufzug Triebwerksraum auf dem Dach des Hauptgebäudes - von Tauben bewohnt.
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An engine of an R34 Skyline (the silver one) with a rather impressive intercooler down at the front.
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Latest race engine to head out to Japan for Sanwa's race car... 1307cc twin cam 16v with twin 45 dcoe Weber carburettors producing 174bhp at 9200 rpm with 112ftlb of torque at 7000rpm
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4005 S. Packers now closed for years and the company long ago put out of service .
Engine 53 was first put into service on Jan.14, 1905.
On December 22, 1910 a large fire in the Union Stockyards killed 21 Chicago Firemen the most killed in this country until the World trade Centers. All members of Engine 53 were killed in that fire. When this company was put out of service I do not know. It was not in service when I join the department in 1970
Update: That all members were killed at the Stockyards fire may not be true. I read that they were but the official record does not show that.
May 29, 1912: Pipeman George Laughlin, was killed by a train while
responding to a fire at 41st and Loomis
July 22, 1936: Fireman Thomas Fitzgerald, was electrocuted at a fire at 1537 W. 46th street.
July 22, 1955: Lt. Berneal Deady, died of a heart attack while fighting a fire at the Swift Co. Racine and Exchange in the Union Stockyards
0-6-0WT industrial shunter 'Crefeld', built by Hohenzollern in 1913, at Hermeskeil Steam Engine Museum, Rhineland-Palatinate, 27 April 2018.
No. 17 is a little steam engine that travels a 4 mile track from Bonsal to New Hill, NC. Weekends every spring to fall, the little engine pulls cars packed with people who come to ride.
This engine house once had a 36 inch cylinder diameter steam engine which was use for operating 20 heads of stamps . It was also used for pumping from a nearby shaft via flatrods .