September header picture

Hi all,

Anyone who has a picture that they wish to put forward for the September, please post it here and we can have a vote on it.

It can also be an implement that is driven by an engine if you wish ie, a water pump corn crusher and that type of thing.

Over the last few months weve had a few more new members join, It would be nice to see some of the engines or engine displays that you have got so please feel free to post and we look forward to seeing your stuff.

I know posting a pic here is not the easiest so i have posted a link on how to post pics below:-

http://www.stationaryengineforum.net/t2492-step-by-step-photo-upload

Hope thats of use to all.

Paul

something to get things started

here's my entry....
its a 1918 Saxon..only one known in the UK...



regards,mike..

mike d wrote:here's my entry....
its a 1918 Saxon..only one known in the UK...

regards,mike..

Is that a badge engineered Hercules? Saxon is not a re-seller iv heard of, there were 30+ to choose from Hercules a Jaeger being the most common.

My ol faithfull! another example of American badged engineering, Made by Nelson Brothers sold to Montgomery Wards who sold them to the public under there trade name of Sattley.



Cheers Steve

lister A spec a36c yr 1936 industrial clockwise reverse rotation engine
hadent run since early 70s took me three days back to a runner.


one day was to just find the engine under all the gunk
but preserved her well though

my lister A working my centrefugal waterpump on trolley LISTER STEAMING IN HER WORKING CLOTHS

earlsinclare wrote:

Are these both Gardner engines?

I know the one in the back is, the front looks the same.

Paul