Absolutely, the vollenteers at the anson museum are either trained engineers who used to erect these engines or have been around these engines for years they are very well looked after.
Do you guys or are any of those engines still used for pumping water over there across the pond yet??? I love the sound of them running at the age they are at,🇺🇸👍👍👍👍
Hello Gary there's one in Holland and it's used for pumping it's the same size as this one I think something else which might also be of interest is a u boat engine from ww1 which drives electrical pumps from its rotary dynamo both nice pieces of equipment still working regards
The museum is there to celebrate our heritage industries. The area is surrounded by old mine workings. It has a remarkable enduring history of how we began to use energy more efficiently. It's a wonderful place.
Lovely video !.
great show. Thanks.
Just visited, fantastic place!
shame they didn't have the Otto-Crossley running but still very nice.
I am assuming that these engines are getting adequate cooling?
Absolutely, the vollenteers at the anson museum are either trained engineers who used to erect these engines or have been around these engines for years they are very well looked after.
@@HeritageVideosbyJSouthward Thank you. They are beautiful! Swiss watches on a grand scale.
Do you guys or are any of those engines still used for pumping water over there across the pond yet??? I love the sound of them running at the age they are at,🇺🇸👍👍👍👍
Not sure if any are used in great Britain but they certainly are in places like India
Hello Gary there's one in Holland and it's used for pumping it's the same size as this one I think something else which might also be of interest is a u boat engine from ww1 which drives electrical pumps from its rotary dynamo both nice pieces of equipment still working regards
Ps soz they're both on u tube
these engine are for sale
No there in a museum not for sale sorry
The museum is there to celebrate our heritage industries. The area is surrounded by old mine workings. It has a remarkable enduring history of how we began to use energy more efficiently. It's a wonderful place.