Barleylands sunday evening

[Roger]

A few images (using Steam Scenes hosting) from Barleylands And thanks to the people who rook time out to talk to me
Included pics of flywheel and a few other details, is this a K5? A woman looking after the engine spoke to me about it, Hope I didnt hold you up to much! Apparently engine was at one time near Rempstone though not with Beeby's.
I also spoke to a gentleman looking after the Clayton so thankyou for your time.
The roller display was interesting giving the appearance of a council depot with display of rolling at dusk.
Rog

Sorry this is my work on Hackney Marshes

[Engine John]

Nice to see some close ups of the machinery. It makes a nice change. Others take note!

Thanks, John

[The Pirate]

The Fowler single ploughing engine is one of the ex. Collins of Inkberrow engines. Don't know what class they would be but they are 1876/1877 engines.

[Lancashire Lad]

Was it at one time with Angrave & Burrows? As this is the firm Beeby Bros took over. Some of the engine firing irons you can still see the A & B stamp on them.

[weidner]

Originally Posted by The Pirate

The Fowler single ploughing engine is one of the ex. Collins of Inkberrow engines. Don't know what class they would be but they are 1876/1877 engines.

These engines would be known as ' wrought iron 8's ' , from the wrought iron box structure which supported the bearings and shafts on the top of the firebox . The previous engines were the ' new ' ones , thus the surviving singles are all rebuilds of ' new 12's ' or ' new 14's ' . The ' new ' engines replaced the ' old ' ones , which were the horizontal shaft design . Previous to these were the ' slant shaft ' engines .