Welland 2024

[International Steam]

It did not disappoint:

https://www.internationalsteam.co.uk.../ukindex24.htm

[novagsi0]

Great show, thoroughly enjoyed it again this year.

Attached a short report, and photo's of my day on the Saturday.

(Added here, to avoid loads of Welland report threads being created).

(Link below)

https://burrell-engine.blogspot.com/...24-report.html

[International Steam]

That's a good idea to get them grouped.

However, in your report you say that there were 94 full sized road steamers present..

It's true that the programme listed that number, but as my report shows, there were actually at least 111, which was a marginal increase in last year's 109.

[Steam Boy Hertford]

Originally Posted by International Steam

That's a good idea to get them grouped.

However, in your report you say that there were 94 full sized road steamers present..

It's true that the programme listed that number, but as my report shows, there were actually at least 111, which was a marginal increase in last year's 109.

I got 112 on Friday. Not sure whether any more turned up after I left or not. The only one that I can honestly confirm I missed was the one being auctioned

[International Steam]

Did your 112 include any of the steam car, the centre engine and the 2 steam locos? My figure does not.

[International Steam]

112 is correct, Rod Smith has pointed out that I did not include Fowler roller 17583.

[Steam Boy Hertford]

Originally Posted by International Steam

Did your 112 include any of the steam car, the centre engine and the 2 steam locos? My figure does not.

Nope, just full size engines. Although to be fair, "Wallace" was during the early afternoon for some reason, stood some time in the Heavy Haulage arena parked in a difficult to see/film position, as you'll see from my footage once I've uploaded on YouTube

[tenor]

How does a casting break and then be mended 24 hours later? Dismantling and reassembly aside, 24 hours would barely cover the heat treatment for a decent size casting weld repair.
Martin

[the highwayman]

It looked to Me like the wedge holding the king pin in had dropped out, this to My knowledge has happened in the past with both a Burrell road loco and also a McLaren.

[New Forest 2603]

The video suggests the engine lifted enough for the pin to disengage with the axle allowing it with wheels to run back under the engine i.e. no collar /bolt or whatever at the bottom of the pin. .