engine photos on Flickr

As I was out on the drive and had the bonnet side off I grabbed a photo of the engine as I still get quite excited about how it looks with the curvy intake piping (even though no one will ever see it).

I really need to sort out that rats nest of connectors for the lighting wiring at some point in the future

2017.08.13_Wildland Fire_Blaine Incident by CAL FIRE Riverside County Fire Department

Photos by CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department Volunteer Reserve Photographer Ed Shermen

RGB500 engine 1 by teamheronsuzuki

RGB500 engine

Engine, Exploded by Eric

Moira Engine, 1821 by ellenm1

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Old technologies survive long after newer ones are invented. If a machine is economical, it is kept. Since the owners of this Newcomen engine fueled it with waste coal, they had no need for more efficient, more complex engines. Although this engine was obsolete technologically when it was built, it nevertheless worked well and was still being used in 1929.

Made by Moira Colliery Co. , Moira England.

HP Unknown

15 RPM

Bor 33 in. (83.8 cm)

Stroke 51 in. (129.5 cm)

Engine in frame by chris.stempert

FIRE ENGINE 4 by Anthony Louis

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Skyline engine Powerdrift by GT323

GoodwoodR08-263 by binder45

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Shuttle Engines Full by Ben Cutshall

FDNY Engine 500 by Triborough

1998 Seagrave

SP98028

Ex-Engine 14

Engine 38 by Tim Macias

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All shapes and sizes by another_scotsman

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steam fest

Engine by Timitrius

Shildon, August 1975, Lang 5 Yorks saddle tank 51218 0.4.0 by Darlington Library

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Image from the Darlington Local Studies picture collection. If you would like a copy of this image please contact local.studies@darlington.gov.uk quoting picture reference E820064045, or if you would like to see other images of the Darlington area please visit the Centre for Local Studies, at Darlington Library.

Engine 324 by Anesti Tsakiridis

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2000 Seagrave

Leopard Engine by Chris

It's tiny! Rarely can a turbofan engine be classed as dinky, but the FJX-1 engines used by the CMC Leopard are pretty small. Over 24 of them would be needed to produce the same amount of thrust as one of a Phantom's J-79 turbojets.

Borowski 383 LS1 El Camino by Borowski Race

Borowski Race Engines' 383 LS1, MSD Atomic EFI, MSD Ignition Coils, MSD Trans Controller, Moser 9" Ford Rear End, Finish Line 4L65E Transmission, Global West Suspension

U.K. Oxford / Scania BX04_TCK by Clarkson Lee

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Engine-Ear Toys by Loren Javier

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I took this picture as this would be the last time I would see Engine-Ear Toys. On July 31, 2011, this store closed as Disney California Adventure prepares for the new Buena Vista Street stores. This area will now be closed for a year.

Engine 86 by Muhammad Imran Saeed