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Post by Biggusdannus Sun Apr 14 2013, 15:58

Hi all I thought i'd share a few pics of engines I've owned in the past, sorry the quality isn't great they are scanned photos.
First is a 3hp international M type
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Post by Biggusdannus Sun Apr 14 2013, 15:59

Fairbanks morse Z 3hp
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Post by Biggusdannus Sun Apr 14 2013, 16:01

Bradford Amanco 2.5hp
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Post by Biggusdannus Sun Apr 14 2013, 16:02

Bamford tulip top/ Millars pump set
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Post by Biggusdannus Sun Apr 14 2013, 16:03

Crossley PH1065
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Post by Biggusdannus Sun Apr 14 2013, 16:04

Amanco 3 mule team
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Post by Biggusdannus Sun Apr 14 2013, 16:05

Amanco split hopper hired man from 1912
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Post by Lewis MacRae Sun Apr 14 2013, 16:28

Love the International M, there lovely engines Smile

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Post by Guest Mon Apr 15 2013, 11:19

You sure have had some cracking engines, lucky bugger Embarassed Very Happy Laughing Laughing Laughing

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Post by nutgone Mon Apr 15 2013, 11:25

Some lovely looking engines in that collection. I bet you wish you still had them all?

I don't know why but I've got a bit o a thing for enclosed crank engines like the International in the first pics & the Bradford Amanco. I bet they're better for keeping the oil off your clothes when you're running them too? Not that I ever let that bother me. Very Happy

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Post by Biggusdannus Mon Apr 15 2013, 11:39

I do wish i'd kept the international and the Fairbanks. I had a coal shed 7x10 and the outside wc 7x3 and a shed 8x12 full of engines at one time. Not to mention what I had lying around the yard! I moved away so lost my storage so had to let them go, only yo move back 6 months later! Hindsight is a terrible thing.
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