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Single Crank Compound Traction Engine

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Single Crank Compound Traction Engine

This Burrell Single Crank compound traction Engine was built in Thetford. It is still used to drive a saw bench or threshing machine at approximately 5 rallys a year. During the winter it would power the saw mill to produce posts and rails at farms and it would drive the thresher in the summer. David bought it in 1998.

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1904

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400cm
W:
250cm
D:
250cm
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