Pic:40
Why is this engine also known as a DEVONSHIRE. |
The Burrell 5 horse compound , single or double crank , was named by Burrells as their Devonshire type because they sold it as suitsble for the small tight lanes and small stackyards in that part of the world . It was a very useful and versatile engine which was very popular . Some 5 horse double crank engines carried a small bore 6 horse cylinder and crank and were not of the lighter design . Burrells also produced an Aberdeenshire type and an Irish type .
|
Hello!
A question to picture 59: There is a pipe(?) leading from the drivers position to the upper part of the chimney. Would you please tell me for what it is used? A simmilar "pipe" can be found on picture 64 where it looks like a support for the chimney. Thomas |
How did Old Lytham get its name ?
|
Quote:
|
Thank you for the quick reply!
Thomas |
Thanks, great photo's, much appreciated
|
All times are GMT. The time now is 03:51 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.