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Vancouver Fire & Rescue Service runs this late model Smeal built pumper as Engine 7. It's built on a Spartan Gladiator chassis.
Engine 40 on scene of a garage fire at 15844 Parkside St in the neighbourhood of Puritan. Ladder 23 also attended but was not required.
The engine houses have taken shape around the power plants, I still need to build the main nozzles as well as some auxiliary engines, and the fighter bay doors are 2/3 finished. The bridge should happen soon! She got 11 studs longer.
Alexandria, Virginia, circa 1926. "American Locomotive Co. -- Southern R.R. Crescent Limited 1396." Seen here from the other side, with more info in the comments. National Photo Company Collection glass negative.
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Having climbed out of the Mississippi River valley west of Dubuque, IA., CN's 337 train rolls west through the Iowa countryside on a sunny Sunday afternoon. 337 will soon roll through tiny Earlville.
The photo shoot was over, the crew was getting ready to put the 1225 back into the house, but Pete Lerro had not yet turned the lights out. In a way I like this shot because of its imperfections, like not quite enough light on the drivers and the crew is just standing around talking, ignoring the camera. Cold, snow, mud, water puddles, drifting steam, the dark of night....kinda like maybe the way it really was in the bad old days. Even the digital noise in the dark areas is kinda like the grain of Tri-X film we might have been shooting back then.
Carlos Sainz Jnr, Scuderia Torro Rosso has an engine failure during qualifying for the Grosser Preis Von Osterreich 2016 between turns one and two and coasts to a stop on the infield. Red Bull Ring Spielburg.
The San Francisco Fire Department lost two of its members from Engine Company 26, who were both critically injured during an explosion while bravely fighting a house fire in the Diamond Heights neighborhood on June 2, 2011. Both died at the hospital as a result of their injuries after all rescussitative measures were taken by the Emergency Trauma staff at San Francisco General Hospital.
Days later firefighters from around California and around the country gathered to pay their respects during a funeral service. In this sequence we see some of the equipment from Santa Clara County in a procession after the services.
San Jose Engine 18 is a 2009 Hi-Tech Pumper with a 1500 gallon per minute pump. A reserve engine was used back in San Jose, so this rig was given a new designator for the day. Today it is marked as Engine 52, usually a rig number assigned to the BFO training facility engine.
Sad remnant of a beam engine house in the desolation landscape of the derelict British Coliiery site in Abersychan South Wales.
Its a three storey Cornish Beam engine house built in 1845 and used to pump water out of the mine. it is a scheduled listed building on Torfaen council records but is in great need of some TLC.
In the Yorkshire Dales approaching Bolton Abbey Railway Station is GWR 5600 0-6-2T No.5643 with her first train of the day. The railway is part of the Embsay And Bolton Abbey Steam Railway and the photograph was taken on the 1st May 2017.
Yard engine bringing cars from Celgar. Hotshot waits to hook up. It seems that the last two Sundays the hotshot comes only as far as Castlegar to pick up Celgar freight and then heads back east instead of making the run to Trail Teck Cominco.
One of a pair of supercharged engines in a colorful catamaran speedboat • 2008 Cleveland Boat Show in the I-X Center on CLE Hopkins Airport • northeast Ohio USA
Canon point & shoot 2008 JPG • 2015 Photoshop Elements with Topaz Labs' Clarity & Clean plug-ins
Trabant 601 (1963-91) Engine 594 cc 2 stroke Production 3,096,099
Registration Number C 239 MAK
TRABANT SET
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A product of East Germany during the Communist era and built by VEB Sachsennring Automobilwerk in Sachsen. Exported widely throughout the Communist bloc countries.
There have been four variant the P50 of 500cc (1957-62) the 600 1962-64 This 601 (1963-91) and the 1.1 (1990-91) with a Volkswagen four stroke 1043 cc engine.
Construction is on a steel monocoque chassis with boot lid, bonnet, bumpers and doors in Duroplast a plastic composite containing resin strengthened by wool or cotton. the car has no fuel pump so the tank is placed high in the engine compartment to allow gravity feed to the carburettor
The twin cylinder two stroke engine is air cooled
Shot at the Sandbach Festival of Transport 18.04.2010 Ref 52-189
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At the British Car Show at the 2013 Greenville Scottish Games at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina on May 25, 2013.
Bock, Minnesota, on MN 23 between Duluth and St. Cloud. Just an average old building, but the later afternoon light was fantastic. I was also struck by the consistency of the peeling paint.
March 2005
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[Update 6/15/21] I've added GPS information
Here is most of an email I received from someone who found this image:
I was happy to discover your photograph of an old building ("Small Engine Repair") in Bock, MN, my hometown (it doesn't get much Internet exposure!). I left the area in 1967, but grew up there, until I was 18. In the late 50's, the building you shot was a "Pure Oil" gas station, operated by my since deceased brother-in-law, Paul Bergman. I helped him paint it (possibly the last coat of paint it received J). Bock was named after the "Boock" brothers' lumber mill, when the surrounding stands of white pine were harvested in the late 1800's. In the early 1900's, when waves of mostly Scandinavian immigrants farmed the virgin soils, it boasted a hotel, a bank, livery stable, creamery, a couple of churches (Lutheran and Evangelical Free), grocery stores and bars. Currently, it is locally (and sadly) known as hosting a topless bar and a remarkably well attended 4 th of July parade (thousands!).
Jim Millam
Davis, CA
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BL5337 1919 Garrett Traction Engine
Captured on day one of the Steam Fair at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Singleton, West Sussex. 16th August 2014.
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You'd be forgiven for mistaking this Oshkosh Fire Engine Ladder Truck for a Matchbox. It looks pretty identical to the original and even wears Matchbox style wheels but its actually made by Maisto. A great deal of their earlier stuff were nothing more than MBX copies and not bad copies either sharing the same quality and finish but invariably a little bit cheaper.
The vehicle itself looks beautiful odd ball with its huge front overhangs and pseudo space age styling, it reminds me a little of the old Nissan Diesel equivalent.
This is an earlier incarnation of this model with its different wheels, true to form Maisto still produce this casting though sadly it looks noticeably cheaper with an horrendous looking lowered ride height! Part of a Wal-Mart exclusive Road & Track branded twin set bought recently from my local Bargain World. Mint and boxed.
FJR710 was the prototype turbofan engine designed and built in Japan. This FJR710/600S type was used for "Asuka" STOL research plane. FJR710 didn't enter mass production, but led to international collaboration of V2500.
Taken at Kakamigahara Aerospace Science Museum (かかみがはら航空宇宙科学博物館).