Mark-One Steamworks & Laboratorium
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Prairie Dog Central - coming in to the platform
MisterOcclusion
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They set this up just so the public can shoot some video :)
Here is the train coming into the station. You'll hear the whistle sound and see plenty of steam as they purge...
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Prairie Dog Central - backing into the station
MisterOcclusion
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I was in the right place at the right time to catch this. You will hear them blow the whistle and purge the cylinders before backing up.
If you look closely underneath th...
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Case steam engine series #6
MisterOcclusion
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Belting up to the thresher and doing a test run
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Case steam engine series #5
MisterOcclusion
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Case steam engine series #4
MisterOcclusion
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Case steam engine series #3
MisterOcclusion
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Coming down the road as they move over to the threshing machine
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Case steam engine series #2
MisterOcclusion
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Backing it away from the saw mill and getting it on to the road. The wind plays hell with the microphone.
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Case steam engine series #1
MisterOcclusion
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There are a few vids here, and I really don't have the desire to join them all together. Plus we all know how boring 10 minute long vids can be. Here is the case running ...
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Rumely 30-60 Oil Pull starting up
MisterOcclusion
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I caught up with this one just after they flipped it over. You can hear it puff away as it slowly smooths out
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More Steam Threashing at Steinbach 2010
MisterOcclusion
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Just another angle. The belt drive is crossed for a few reasons, I was told - it increases the surface area in contact with the PTO and it behaves better in a cross wind a...
About Mark-One Steamworks & Laboratorium
I've created this space chiefly to share videos of my steam engines with friends. I just returned to this hobby in the summer of '07, after a 20-something year hiatus, because I decided that as an IT worker I needed a hobby that does not involve computers.
...Yes, I understand the irony of posting digital videos to the internet while engaged in a hobby that is supposed to be computer free.
This is a continuing learning experience for me. You may find much here that is apocryphal, or at least wildly inaccurate, especially if you take the time to delve into the older videos. I've chosen to leave everything in place that I have ever uploaded: the good, the bad, the indifferent, because every one of us was once a stumbling newbie.
I hope that you all find something here that makes the visit worth your while.
Thank you
P.S - I don't seem to find the time to answer comments and messages very often. Please don't take offense if all you hear back is silence.
I've created this space chiefly to share videos of my steam engines with friends. I just returned to this hobby in the summer of '07, after a 20-something year hiatus, because I decided that as an IT worker I needed a hobby that does not involve c...
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