Live Steam magazine has printed several magazines describing how to manufacture steam rollers through locomotives. It is a matter of scaling up the project to get the size you want.
Thank you for yopur comment Brimstone52! You may be interested to learn that following a child who got his head stuck n the chimney playing (!!yes its true!), the roller was buried for many years in the playground untill a group decided to restore her and ownership passed on to the Black family in North Wales. The engine is visiting Barmouth next weekend along with another roller, both under their own power!
Thanks for your comment Critognatus, officially they were 10 ton rollers and had a brass plaque to state this, this could have been a legal weight limit but I understand that with a full load of water and coal they weigh in at 12 tons, imperial tons that is!
I grant you no ones going to be in your way for long , I d guess it's several tons ? Just grteat to see that its days did not end in a play ground just yet . Is there a museum for construction equipment ?
Banana... orange... synthesiser... ROUDO ROURA!
xxEmoStarMCRxx 9 months ago
ZA WARUDO WRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!
chugnorrish 1 year ago
@chugnorrish WRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Sephiroth0172 1 year ago
George's prototype much?
crazyracer12 1 year ago
Is that a Lamborghini sign on front?
KenMacMillan 1 year ago
do they drive this to meets? they must have alot of spare time in that case!
Axbent 1 year ago
awsome were can you buy them and their loads
LEON13858 1 year ago
Nice Streamroller ! How old is it ? And What Year?
john1966elliott 1 year ago
Live Steam magazine has printed several magazines describing how to manufacture steam rollers through locomotives. It is a matter of scaling up the project to get the size you want.
wi11y1960 1 year ago
Do you know any places that sell design plans for these so I can build my own, all I've found are live steam models not the full size.
DAKOTA56777 2 years ago
That's remarkably quick!
dlongmu 2 years ago
lovely good on you both keep it up
TheLatchford 2 years ago
I LOVE STEAMROLLERS!!!!!!!!!
thank you
graboid78 3 years ago
Why do steam roller people always wear soppy hats?
ArnoldSwarzeneggar75 3 years ago
lol cool
nickwa165wa165 4 years ago
Do you have more info on the restoration? A web site perhaps?
tvfilmglamdirector 4 years ago
These old steam rollers would still be at home with today's asphalt paving.
douro20 4 years ago
Thank you for yopur comment Brimstone52! You may be interested to learn that following a child who got his head stuck n the chimney playing (!!yes its true!), the roller was buried for many years in the playground untill a group decided to restore her and ownership passed on to the Black family in North Wales. The engine is visiting Barmouth next weekend along with another roller, both under their own power!
emperor100 4 years ago
that poor child ):
honestlyclueless44 2 years ago
I used to climb about on that beast in Cumberland Market when I was a kid (longer ago than I care to think about :-) )
Good to see it on the road, well done.
Brimstone52 4 years ago
Thanks for your comment Critognatus, officially they were 10 ton rollers and had a brass plaque to state this, this could have been a legal weight limit but I understand that with a full load of water and coal they weigh in at 12 tons, imperial tons that is!
emperor100 4 years ago
Great machine! Does anybody know it's weight?
Critognatus 4 years ago
Hi Thanks for your comment. Yes there are museums for everything if you look, this website is good !
threlkeldminingmuseum
emperor100 4 years ago
I grant you no ones going to be in your way for long , I d guess it's several tons ? Just grteat to see that its days did not end in a play ground just yet . Is there a museum for construction equipment ?
wantotryu2 4 years ago
And I thought traveling by CCKW was a slow ride .....just kidding keep that beauty rolling
wantotryu2 4 years ago
It is slow but I can tell you its fast enough!
emperor100 4 years ago
Aveling & Porter F type 10114 reg no XD8230 "Cumberland", built in Rochester, Kent in 1921
Ex Cumberland market place playground roller, exhumed from a concrete mound in 1990
escortmad79 5 years ago
Aveling Barford - Grantham.
oilrush 5 years ago