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![]() Pity about all the safety barriers getting in the way and yellow jackets bossing folk around along with all the notices about hot surfaces and moving parts.............
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![]() Notable that those air brakes cannot be screwed down to increase the load , and all the engines are running on the governors ( as American engines do the whole time )
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![]() They are purely for putting a load on the engine. Invented by A D Baker for testing his production engines before dispatch. Known as Baker fans.
Most shows in US have several Proney brakes for determining HP etc. Some electric but mostly friction brakes. |
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![]() Yes indeed , Fodens used something similar to test run their wagons , known in the works as The Flip Flap .
My point was that they cannot be screwed down to overload . |
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A very good point though, and they can still make an engine bark - which is really the only thing that Joe Public might understand. Martin |
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