Old Warden.

[Paul Whipps]

Engine photograhed in Front of main building, looks like a compound Clayton CJ 7207,is it one with the inside valve gear but the eccentrics are on the outside and it has a toggle arrangement in the Trunk guide?

[EdwardianRob]

It's a Ruston and Hornsby according to the guide. These are the details, can supply the blurb too if of interest;

Ruston & Hornsby Type SC Traction Engine - Sadie, 7 NHP, built 1924, Works No 122300, Reg. No. CJ 7207

[frequentflyer]

Originally Posted by Mr Steam Jnr

GMTt Peter Pan, 145 sat in the showmans line all day

And a Burrell roller which is basicly a gold medal with rolls sat opposite us all weekend!

[davek0974]

D'oh!

[s2steamy]

Originally Posted by davek0974

Damn good show again, spent all day there today.

I went looking for a Burrell Gold Medal tractor, could I find one?

No

There was a small Burrell in the catalogue, no 145 but it didn't state GMT and I couldn't find it anyway.

Oh well, at least it was a good day out

Hi Dave, you should have come and said hello, was there with the Fowler since Thursday, checked some sizes on the stearing gear on the GMT 'Peter Pan'

[Comeonoldgirl]

[QUOTE=TractionTime;227369]Peter Pan was tucked away next to Carry On at the end near the beertent

Well I wouldn't say tucked away. She sat with the rest of the showmans. Haha

Great show

[ronj]

Got round to doing a few more.