STEAM

STEAM

     Ed Jones always has an interesting display of steam items. This is only PART of his collection of hydrostatic oilers for steam engines.

     Chet Bomba resurrected this 7-9 hp A.B. Farquhar steam engine. It was built sometime between 1875 and 1890. Don't LAUGH; those are the paint colors that Chet found under the dirt; although there HAS been some conjecture as to what BEVERAGE Chet had been drinking just before he mixed up the new paint.


     This "Mystery Engine" has a rack, but no pinion. It's a very unusual connection between the piston rod and the connecting rod. The engine belongs to David and Jackie Dearborn of Campton, NH.

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11/20/02

STEAM Ed Jones always has an interesting display of steam items. This is only PART of his collection of hydrostatic oilers for steam engines.

Chet Bomba resurrected this 7-9 hp A.B. Farquhar steam engine. It was built sometime between 1875 and 1890. Don't LAUGH; those are the paint colors that Chet found under the dirt; although there HAS been some conjecture as to what BEVERAGE Chet had been drinking just before he mixed up the new paint.		This "Mystery Engine" has a rack, but no pinion. It's a very unusual connection between the piston rod and the connecting rod. The engine belongs to David and Jackie Dearborn of Campton, NH.