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This fine steam traction engine was being shown off by the chap (the owner) at Reach Village Mayday Fayre.
Thanks to a broken pushrod, I needed to either rebuild my engine or buy and install a new one. The cheaper option seemed to be the latter. So, we are in process of doing an engine replacement. A local chap with tons of knowledge is helping, and my son is even getting into the act.
WI DNR and Clean Boats staff flush the engine.
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1 ENGINE 11 IS A 1975 DODGE/E-ONE MINI-PUMPER WE BOUGHT THIS FROM JACKSON TWP FIRE UP NIRTH HAS A 250 GALLON TANK AND PUMPS 250GPM 5 SCBA AIRBOTTLES
2.3 liters of 5pot Audi goodness- even though only the front wheels were powered through the 3speed auto, the bucketloads of character and power this engine has still shone through. Shame about the consumption worthy of an oil sheikh. And the Bosch KE-III Jetronik, that's so complicated, it makes you want to set the car on fire.
This train travels between Hull and wakefield and is being run to maintain the tradition. The train, which is pulled by a locomotive that was built in 1907, will make you live an extraordinary voyage along one of the most beautiful rail routes in Eastern Canada.
Two vintage steam engines which operated at the biggest steam ploughing firm in the country returned to Sleaford this summer. The engines were paraded through the town to commemorate 75 years since the closure of the firm that was based on Mareham Lane.
Ward and Dale Steam Cultivating Contractors was originally opened by brothers Frederick and William Ward in 1876 and the company closed in 1939.
This little engine hauled wagon load's of slate from the quarries to the workshops where it was made into roof slates. It now it hauls tourists..................North Wales.