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Old 18th March 2012, 09:56 AM
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I have a few pics of Mr Boons machine. Had my grandfather here today telling me about a Mr Cutts using this at Sassafras for many years, when i'm not sure. Its a 7nhp compound on springs built in 1912. Its about 1 year older than my grandfathers single cylinder Foden. I have steered this in 2009 at Steamfest, its not to bad.
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Old 18th March 2012, 10:54 AM
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Damian, did you take any pics of the 7hp Marshall compoumd?
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Old 18th March 2012, 07:45 PM
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Damien, did you take any pics of the 7hp Marshall compound?
cheers
Tim
I did, i'll upload a few today.

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Damien, This may seem a strange request, but was there a program for the event showing details of the engines. If there was would it be possible to copy the relevant sections. This would be much appreciated.
Arthur
Ahhh no they didn't. All the program had was what was on for the three days, where they were and sponsors.

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Can someone tell me please what the Tractor on the right has been adapted to do?
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Looks like an International farmell thats been converted to a road Grader!
Pretty much what it is. I didn't get a picture of that. I had enough photos by then, also sunburnt badly whooops
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Old 18th March 2012, 09:33 PM
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I too went to Steamfest on the Saturday, what a breath of fresh air compared to the H&S restrictive UK shows nowadays. Engines were free to move to various points around the ground giving show visitors close access rather than just being left lined up to one side. The steam parade was through the showgrounds, very close to the visitors and exhibitors and many thanks to David for letting me steer his Marshall for the parade. Interestingly, as soon as the parade had ended, most of the visitors left, no swilling it up in the beer tent 'till midnight, there wasn't one!! A great show, lots to see and everyone was very friendly.

Here are my pictures, some similar to what has already been posted. (I think the engine numbers are correct, any corrections or additions gratefully received)

Marshall 8 hp 72687 - (marshall8hp)



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Marshall compound 76762



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Buffalo Pitts 8246



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Marshall 5hp 59814



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McLaren 1253



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RSJ 34323



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Foden 2520



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Robey



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Burrell Devonshire 3010



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RSJ 34323



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Hornsby Oil Engine 10656



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Marshall Roller



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Fowler DNA 10T - 16941 - - (Wormgear)



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In Sheffield Tasmania, the small town where Steamfest is held, there are lots of murals painted on the sides of buildings. This one was by the place we were staying.

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