Great weekend but a bit on the hot side. Photo's in the usual place.

http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/564620122HqgCzf

Regards

Andy M

andyengine wrote:
> Great weekend but a bit on the hot side. Photo's in the usual place.
> 
> http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/564620122HqgCzf
> 
> Regards
> 
> Andy M 
> 
> 

Looks like a good show as ever. Unfortunately just a tad too far away to 
be on our regulars list. Do you happen to recall what the engine shown 
in IMG_3865 was?

NHH

Good set of pics - thanks ;o))

IMG 3887 - what is that strange looking engine?

regards,

Kim Siddorn

On 29 Jul, 21:38, "Kim Siddorn"  wrote:
> Good set of pics - thanks ;o))
>
> IMG 3887 - what is that strange looking engine?
>
> regards,
>
> Kim Siddorn

3887 is a Ruston Hornsby type PT with the 'carrot-top' hopper cooling
arrangement.

3865 looks very Hartop to me, I was too tight to buy a programme so I
can't look up the number :-)

Cheers

Dan

Dan Howden wrote  (snip):

> 
> 3865 looks very Hartop to me, I was too tight to buy a programme so I
> can't look up the number :-)
> 

Cylinder head looks all wrong.

No.48 if anyone did buy a program!

Nick H

Dan,

Instead of pointing out the obvious Yorkshire trait you could have just said 
that your injured had could not get into your trouser pockets to retrieve 
the cash :-))

Martin P
"Dan Howden"  wrote in message 
news:0d6da139-f234-4c7d-a9b6-52836d860c48@34g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> On 29 Jul, 21:38, "Kim Siddorn"  wrote:
>> Good set of pics - thanks ;o))
>>
>> IMG 3887 - what is that strange looking engine?
>>
>> regards,
>>
>> Kim Siddorn
>
> 3887 is a Ruston Hornsby type PT with the 'carrot-top' hopper cooling
> arrangement.
>
> 3865 looks very Hartop to me, I was too tight to buy a programme so I
> can't look up the number :-)
>
> Cheers
>
> Dan