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The Fire Brigade were out in force. Minutes earlier, another engine had come down this way on priorities. This one cruised sedately down the street, then came back travelling just as sedately back. I almost expected someone to lean out of the cab and shout "where's the fire?"
Santa Clara County Fire Department responded to a fire alarm in Morgan hill on Valentine's Day to discover a 20,000 square foot building with heavy smoke showing. A second alarm was struck and units from County Fire, South Santa Clara County Fire, Gilroy Fire and San Jose Fire assisted in handling a blaze complicated by the chemicals used in the facility. Chemicals used to manufactuer composite materials mixed and the results caused a major hazmat incident. About four hours after it start the incident was over.
Santa Clara County Fire Department Engine 12 is a 2009 KME built 1250 GPM pumper.
See the full set from this incident at YourFireDepartment.org - www.yourfiredepartment.org
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.
A Cornish engine house in the St Agnes area, Cornwall. Seen from Quay Road, Trevaunance Cove.
June 1988.
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
A mini Burrell Steam Traction Engine that was on display at the show.
Taken at National Machinery Rally, Hamilton, Victoria in 2017.
Steam engine 73096 on the Mid Hants Railway (the Watercress Line) at Alresford Station, Hampshire, England as it passes a line of stationary wagons.
AEC Routemaster Engine. This picture was taken at the Routemaster 60th Anniversary Event in Finsbury Park, London 12th July 2014.
Jackson, TN, est. 1821, pop. 67,265
• company established as Sherman Mfg. Co., 1874, by two mechanics • incorporated as Southern Engine & Boiler Works 1884 • sold to local stockholders, 1895 • by turn of century 400 workers employed, business largest of its kind in South • new complex built 1902-04 • became one of top 2 US boiler & gas engine producers
• started production of its first automobile, 1906 • originally called the "Southerner," renamed "Marathon" in 1909 • designed by engineer William H. Collier • factory manufactured about 600 motorcars, 1906-1910 • two models offered: the A9, a five seat touring car, and B9 rumble seat roadster • both had 35 hp 4-cylinder engines • in 1910 investors purchased Marathon division, relocated it to Nashville • the Jackson plant produced steam engines until operations ceased, 1926
• Tennessee Encyclopedia • Marathon Village • The Demise of Marathon Motorworks • National Register 92001868, 1993
Short video of the engine working at the Levant Mine in Cornwall. Now operated by the National Trust.
Note: This isn't the original sound which was spoilt by some very loud tourists :-(
1460cc KAD twin cam 16v engine - produced by KAD for our Japanese customer - producing 185bhp at 8750, 121ftlb of torque at 6500 with a max rpm of 9000. running on Omex ECU and Jenvey fuel injection. All siting on top of a 4 speed dog gearbox with a tran-x LSD