fowler roller - Traction-Talk

steaming-crawley · #1 Post / In Thread 18th July 2010, 09:07 AM

Hi all i have friend that wants to buy his first engine, so to get him on the ladder he wants a roller to start him off! he is a fowler man so ideally a fowler would be the icing on the cake but he did say he would consider an aveling & porter, he looking for a 10 ton roller and needs to have ticket and test and ready to go would consider 1 that need retubing but thats it! so if anyone knows of any please let me know

Best Regards

James Crawley

windmiller78 · #2 Post / In Thread 18th July 2010, 09:30 AM

James, i think theres a few on here looking for a first engine, i'm sure your friend will find one, however i think he needs to be less picky as theres not so many about however if he's looking for a done one, then cheffins have some to sell on behalf of ted wooton including an allchin roller, a marshall and a fowler DNC
prices are (in my opinion) steep though at around 55k without boiler certs. you need to contact Willem Middlemiss. there'll be some avelings for sale in norfolk in september!

steaming-crawley · #3 Post / In Thread 18th July 2010, 10:19 AM

thanks for your help i will let him know.

millie · #4 Post / In Thread 19th July 2010, 07:37 PM

i now of a 10 ton availing roller for sale in ticket just needs scarafie re fitting can call me on 07747 668526 and i can give u contact details

weidner · #5 Post / In Thread 19th July 2010, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by windmiller78

you need to contact Willem Middlemiss. there'll be some avelings for sale in norfolk in september!

You will find it awfully expensive if you try Willem's mobile at the moment . He has just left for Tom and Sarah's wedding in NZ .

Tar-Pot · #6 Post / In Thread 19th July 2010, 09:28 PM

I know of a nice little aveling roller up here in north yorkshire. It has just had its 10 year hydraulic test and is a nice looking tidy roller. I can pass on details if interested?

iain · #7 Post / In Thread 19th July 2010, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by weidner

You will find it awfully expensive if you try Willem's mobile at the moment . He has just left for Tom and Sarah's wedding in NZ .

For the record, if its a UK mobile your calling it doesnt matter where that mobile is located, it costs the caller the same amount. Its only the receiver that gets charged to receive the call if they are not in the uk