MUSGRAVE 1850 beam engine

Twin Cylinder Double Acting

Built in London 1866 for land drainage in Norfolk, and designed to lift 50 tons of water per minute.

Complete with original wooden flushing gates and turbine pump.

In generally good condition.

Single Cylinder Inverted Vertical

with declutchable reduction gear.

 

Designed for turning over (barring) large stationary engines, this attractive open crank engine sits on a massive cast base featuring reduction gears and a Bendix declutching drive gear.

 

*Correction* Although believed built by Pollit & Wigzell, Bradford this engine is actually badged “Stephenson”.

 

Cylinder 4″ x 6″ (approx).

Approx 50″ High, Bed 32″ Long x 21″ Wide.

Wt approx 600 Kg.

 

In excellent restored condition.

Single Cylinder Inverted Vertical

Built in the UK c1900.

A rare and very attractive cast bottle framed engine.

Cylinder 6″ x 9″. Wt approx 150 KGs.

Approx 68″ High.

Currently dismantled for storage but complete.

In good unrestored condition.

(Maker unknown)

~ Built c1880 ~

Cylinder 6″ x 8″ ~ Flywheel 36″ Dia.

 

Wt approx 1000 Kg.

In good, original condition.