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FDNY Engine 44 Picture taken on 05-04-2014 during a much needed vacation. I have over 200 pictures from New York City that need to be uploaded. Some are retail many are not. Just a little note to let everyone know that there will be some personal pictures uploaded also. Thanks. Coolcat433
Burrell traction engine No.3808, "Forester" built in 1919, Reg: AH 570. Fulwood Barracks, Preston. Saturday 11 September 1971.
Camera: Kodak Instamatic 133-X
Film: Kodak Kodachrome X colour transparency film (126 cartridge format).
Photograph copyright: Ian 10B.
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Engine view of an F-15 on display at Lackland AirFest 2010 in San Antonio, Texas
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Photo session for aerokurier cover story. The Cessna 172 with Centurion 2.0s engine (155 hp). Photographer was Frank Herzog.
Langley Engine 8
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Engine from the Gallion 101 grader, I think it is an International UD264 but if anyone knows better let me know.
One of four Rolls Roys RB-211 engines wich are equiped at a Boeing 747. Each engine produces 58.000 pounds of thurst. Seen here on a Cargolux 747.
Maastricht Airport, The Netherlands.
"Say cheese" - Wad during the recording session for the 'Well Oiled' album.
The entire album was recorded live, in one take, in front of an invited studio audience of fans, at Yellow Two Studios in Stockport, England, in July 1987.
The album was funded and promoted by the motorcycle magazine 'Back Street Heroes', who released it on their own label, 'Six Fifty'.
(Many thanks to Alan Morgan, Guy De Wit and Simon Berry at Engine's Facebook website for this picture).
Links:
Engine on Facebook - www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=33090417824
Yellow Two Studios (on Wikipedia) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strawberry_Studios
'Back Street Heroes' magazine - www.backstreetheroes.com/
Vivian Lewis were manufacturers of push bikes and motor bikes, also making small engines, having many branches around South Australia
A fine oscillatory steam engine ,spirit fired with safety valve , whistle and regulator valve. The boiler side plates appear to come from a Bowman model but the engine with its displacement lubricator and brass flywheel do not look like any commercial model I have seen.
The 350 Chevy engines are small in size and simple in design. The 350 Chevy engines were used in production from 1968 until 1998. Each engine of 350 Chevy engine is given an engine code for the purpose of identification. The 350 Chevy engines are the most reliable in the market for its strength and durability. For more information visit at chevy350motor.com
Ex-Amador Fire Protection District's Engine 141; Crown FireCoach # F1200.
As shown on www.crownisking.org/cpamador.html (and owner of the text description noted below):
The Amador Fire Protection District in Pine Grove, California purchased this 1960
Crown pumper from the Los Angeles City Fire Dept. where it served as Wagon 35.
Carrying serial number F1200, Engine 141 is equipped with a Waterous 1,250gpm
pump, 400 gallon water tank. She was originally powered by a Hall-Scott 1091 gasoline
motor with a Fuller 5-speed manual transmission. In 1987, F1200 was rebuilt which
included repowering with a Detroit Diesel 6v92TA and Allison Automatic transmission,
new compartments on the engineer's side and a fresh paint job.