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' ⚜👑‼G R E A T‼👑⚜ ' Just fantastic, wonderfull! 👍 👏 👏👏 thank you 🤩 for showing! 👏👏👏

Man, that thimg scares

At first I was a little scared by the speed it reached, considering it's so small. But now that I see it, it's cool.

That's cool, where did you get it?

This is why I don’t buy new engines , it can’t even move itself! I have a SW1 From 1973, that can still pull its body and a decent load

Bro you a goat

Was the large drum used to reel cable in and out? Looks like one that was used in the copper mines of Michigan's Upper Peninsula to bring copper ore to the surface.

"The called me a ROCKET!"

Wonderful engines !!!

What is the rated horse power for this operation? I know the torque is outrageous on those big rotating devices.

using that for stirling heat engines in conjunction with cogeneration for home backup power would be a good idea also.

Boston Wheels Pulleys Springs Mills Wheels Lead Tyres Ribs Spikes Elevators Pumps Buckets Nozzles Venturimeter Hydraulic pumps Pneumatic Kaplan turbines Hull Hinges Chains Valves

I'm pretty sure the one I had was the SP 3. ( late 60's) UK . So sad now I sold it for $ 5 Australia in about 1973. It was a stupid mistake.

Looks like a fun experience

That duck pulled in there like, “bro move big boy coming through”

Most importantly No fossil fuel is used. CO2 is produced but taken up again by the rapeseed plants. Full circle.

I bet Sam’s Trains was very disappointed that Mallard doesn’t have sprung buffers, IRL. Oh the cruel irony.

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0:24 terrorists use it , that’s the simple answer to why it’s banned

Victorian engineering - BUILT TO LAST.

"World's largest"? What about the River Don Engine in Sheffield? That's certainly larger, is working and it's certainly a "mill engine" since it powered a steel rolling mill - do you mean cotton mill engine?

I didnt expect to hear Steam Engine Simulator being mentioned 😮

At first, I thought the tender wheels were spinning at a certain speed where each moved spoke matched up with the frame rate, causing to look as if they’re not moving. Sorry if I didn’t explain it clearly, but hopefully you can know what I mean.

Frank Dibnah would be proud.

Preserving the past for the Future, understanding the present by remembering the past. Hence the importance of history ( that always repeat itself )

4:40 what do these do?

Another excellent video James. When are you going to get around and take the blacksmith course at Tee's Cottage?

CHAPTERS: 0:00 INTRO 0:37 MILL ENGINE RUN NO.1 3:15 MILL ENGINE RUN NO.2 7:24 GENERATOR SET 8:01 LANCASHIRE BOILERS 8:13 R&GE STEAM ENGINE "IRENE" 8:40 WHITELEES BEAM ENGINE 9:48 MATHER & PLATT SPRINKLER PUMP 10:11 BLACKSMITH SHOP 10:38 BOILER FEED PUMP 10:54 FERN MILL ENGINE 11:14 MODEL ENGINES 11:42 OUTRO

I'm thinking of buying one.. I'd thought steam engines like this would be more expensive, but if you just get the steam engine instead of that lamp thing in the shop, you can knock off 90 dollars.

Wild thought from a way to ignorant on the subject person.... natural gas to make steam? Stationary engines would be better for it than mobile engines. Only going to pay attention to people who can gives some technical reasons for, or against, this idea.

Interesting steam engines. It must be a special experience to see so many engines at once.

the current available solid eco fuels are fantastic for stationary engines and pumps but like you said anything running under load like a steam lorry or locomotive wont fair off very well, hopefully something is developed at some point because coal is not viable anymore unfortunately

if you look at car from the 1960s to the present day there is little comparison, with a modern car, imagine if we had to continue to develop stem engines up to the present day, what would they be like today? we threw the baby out with the bath water,

We tried a couple tonne on our 2 Lancashire boilers at claymills victorian pumping Station and it worked alright but will never match coal as it burns at a lower temperature

You might not know that "Newcastle on Hunter" in Australia is the worlds biggest exporter of coal - Why not bring coals from Newcastle, it's probably dirt cheap!!

Sounds promising but big difference between a constant load running at 30psi and a varying load running at 250psi.

Hopefully the new Eco fuel for steam engines will keep the engine running for another century😮

Rapeseed oil cake? Pretty cool.

Çhuck some plutonium in the fire grate and your good for a few million years 😂

The only hole that eco-coal belongs in is the one you find at the base of the rear side of politicians. Without coal, steam is gutted. At least 50% of the magic is the SMELL. With interest in heritage steam all over the world, surely, there is enough demand to justify still keeping a mine open in this country.

Que composición tiene el combustible y como se forma

People see some smoke from a chimney and immediately go into spasms over it! However, when they get on jet plane, no thought or criticism is headed in that direction. As others have pointed out, the amount (nowdays) of pollution that preserved steam puts into the air is only a poofteenth of the aviation industry!

why don't they buy coal from the USA? We can get it easily enough here. Getting a bit pricey from some places though. Until last year we were getting coal for our locomotive from a place that got it as a byproduct of digging stone in Pennsylvania. Was like rocket fuel, high volatility, low ash, no clinker, great stuff. We got 22 tons delivered at a time.

interesting a colliery engine runs on electric motors......

Nice to see that this comes now to more places, have seen it on German locomotives, had a little less power but worked otherwise well an less cleanup after running. In the future it should get cheaper and more energy dense if we stay on it.

incredible

I do wonder why none are using Wood or oil in place of coal? in Australia alot of our steam stuff is run on Wood and sometimes coal but mostly always on wood

What an incredible place the machinery is mesmerising.

Brilliant video and an amazing collection of engines

Abaolutely awesome, good meeting you James 👍