No. 87843 ~ Built 1936 Single Cylinder Traction Engine
This very rare engine has a completely rebuilt boiler and undergone an extensive mechanical overhaul, and is now requiring detail work to finish… Possibly the last Marshall traction engine to be built?
This is a rare colonial type general purpose traction engine by William Foster & Co Ltd, Lincoln. Little used during its working life, this handsome engine has been sympathetically restored and is now in very good condition, available for sale with newly issued boiler certificates.
This small American traction engine, by J.I. Case of Racine, Wisonsin, USA, benefits from a brand new boiler, built and tested to current UK standards.
In excellent condition, this engine is fully sprung at the rear.
“THE PHOENIX” No. 3710 ~ Reg No. CJ 4222 ~ Built 1908 7 NHP Single Cylinder ‘Estate’ Type Traction Enigne In excellent restored condition. With current boiler certificate.
Works No.25781, built 1913 by Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies of Ipswitch.
60 BHP (c10 NHP) Compound Cylinders. This is a very rare example Ransomes’ large colonial specification traction engine, which was designed for direct-draw ploughing in Argentina.
Fully restored and in good condition, for sale with current boiler certificates.
22 HP ~ No. 4332 ~ Built 1914 A very rare design of traction engine by the well regarded USA firm of Avery & Co, Peoria, Illinois, and the only example in the UK.
£ P.O.A.
