Some more Dorset Photos

[Bosiboz]

It's a tandem compound with low presure cylinder in front of high pressure cylinder. It therefore has a single crank rather than double crank where cylinders are set out side by side. The exception being Burrell single crank compounds where cylinders arranged diagonally using a common cross head and single crank.

The engine is a McLaren resconstructed by John Atkinson from parts imported from some far off country I believe.

[Ransomes AM54]

Originally Posted by Paul Whipps

Burrell NO3291. Essex registration what's the history on this engine still got its working clothes on ?

See here:

http://www.tractiontalkforum.com/showthread.php?t=19118

It was a treat to see; beautifully original and with great history too.

[Mr. Fettler]

Originally Posted by Bosiboz

It's a tandem compound

Many thanks David.
Looks like a lovely engine, would make a fine miniature.

Nick

[mat777]

Originally Posted by Mr. Fettler

Many thanks David.
Looks like a lovely engine, would make a huge miniature.

Nick

Edited for accuracy

It is indeed a fantastic beast engine though, according a friend of mine lucky enough to have steered it

[00000]

Originally Posted by bjwlancashire

Nick

Nice to see some pictures of the Steam Yachts with the new paint work on the legs and framework plus the repaint of the boat, Shamrock. Ted and the team has the ride looking a lot better now, more to come over the off season weather permitting for painting etc...and agreement on the colour of Columbia

Brian

Was that you wearing the bowler on Sat night Brian?

Re. the last photo, I'll have to get one of those signs for my caravan!