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Old 2nd July 2024, 07:01 PM
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Default Banbury (Bloxham) Rally 2024

I have Paul Gilbey's photoreport of last weekend's event on my site:
https://www.internationalsteam.co.uk.../ukindex24.htm

It's readily accessible form home but we had car problems again.
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Old 2nd July 2024, 09:00 PM
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It was certainly warm! A couple of rollers I'd not seen before which was a bonus. Last time I saw Fowler 8889, that too was a very nice roller..

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It was certainly warm! A couple of rollers I'd not seen before which was a bonus. Last time I saw Fowler 8889, that too was a very nice roller..

That is not Fowler 8889, regardless of the registration on the front. It is actually Fowler 9005
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I have Paul Gilbey's photoreport of last weekend's event on my site:
https://www.internationalsteam.co.uk.../ukindex24.htm

It's readily accessible form home but we had car problems again.

Thanks for sharing
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I've (belatedly) checked my picture gallery from 2013 when the picture I posted was taken. The notes state "incorrect registration, actually 9005". What was the reason for 9005 carrying the registration for 8889? The TER states 8889 was "reconfigured" from a roller in 2015. It's all very confusing.
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I've (belatedly) checked my picture gallery from 2013 when the picture I posted was taken. The notes state "incorrect registration, actually 9005". What was the reason for 9005 carrying the registration for 8889? The TER states 8889 was "reconfigured" from a roller in 2015. It's all very confusing.
It was a joke between two party's. 9005 was waiting some new parts being made, so some where borrowed off 8889 to get 9005 out that season.
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Thanks. That clears that up! As we've seen here before, a photo can lie.
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Old 21st July 2024, 12:58 PM
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Next time you see 8889 look at the rear wheels, they are from Gainsborough...

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Next time you see 8889 look at the rear wheels, they are from Gainsborough...

Off what I don't know.
Early ex auzzie traction engine, they're the right size but wrong make, i did consider re badging them and possibly eventually make a set of proper fowler pattern wheels but as for now they'll do and become part of the engines history (no different imho than a wrong chimney or allen headstock), we ve still all the roller bits to revert it. including the returned bits borrowed by Craig/ froudy.
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Early ex auzzie traction engine, they're the right size but wrong make, i did consider re badging them and possibly eventually make a set of proper fowler pattern wheels but as for now they'll do and become part of the engines history (no different imho than a wrong chimney or allen headstock), we ve still all the roller bits to revert it. including the returned bits borrowed by Craig/ froudy.
Not quite , Adam . PLEASE collect your back wheel from my garden !!!
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