What impressed me about the company, when it manufactured steam engines, was their business prowess. Before WW1, ca. 60% of their turnover was made abroad…seems unbelievable then.
Love these maintenance videos with the descriptions, thanks for taking the time to create them. Any chance of a ‘how to operate a steam road loco’ style video please?
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Thanks for sharing!
More please.
Other makes are good, but fowlers have just got that majesty about them👍
I love it ! And Greta is screaming HOW DARE YOU !!! 😆
Had the cold boiler inspection on my Burrell today. Passed with flying colours. Soon be lighting the fire in her for the steam test next week
Excellent news, Peter. I should be in the UK at the end of June / whole of July. Let me know where Surprise might be and I‘ll try and visit her!
Magnificent engine, always liked Fowlers.
What impressed me about the company, when it manufactured steam engines, was their business prowess. Before WW1, ca. 60% of their turnover was made abroad…seems unbelievable then.
Great video, I am looking forward to doing this with 16930 whenI get it back on the road.
She looks a fine engine. Good luck with the work.
Love these maintenance videos with the descriptions, thanks for taking the time to create them. Any chance of a ‘how to operate a steam road loco’ style video please?
Thank you for your suggestion. Noted. We‘ll put a video together, when we can!
@@LordRoberts-FowlerB5RoadLoco how old is this engine?
@@rudycarlson8245 She was delivered new on 31.12.1900, and constructed in around 6 months (during 1900).
@@LordRoberts-FowlerB5RoadLoco thanks for the info
@@LordRoberts-FowlerB5RoadLoco how long to get up to a full head of steam?