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| Engine Details | |
|---|---|
| Current Name | Vulcan |
| Manufacturer | [[<Aveling & Porter>]] |
| Build date | 1930 |
| Serial no. | 14068 |
| Registration no. | VN2092 |
| Model type/class | AD |
| Weight Tons (kg) | 10 ton |
| Date into Preservation | (UK) |
| Specifications | |
| Power nhp | 5 nhp |
| No. of Cylinders | 2 |
| Cylinder type | Compound |
| Ownership | |
| Current Owner / Keeper | D. Davin |
| Date bought (Current) | Nov 2019 |
| Sale Price (approximate) (if published) |
Unknown |
| Auctioneer | - |
Aveling & Porter no. 14068 is an [[<Showmans style engine]] that was built in 1930 by Aveling & Porter]]s in Rochester, Kent. This engine is currently owned/in the care of ? In Scotland.
Engine History[]
Former roller converted to a tractor in 1970, fitted with pneumatic rubber tyres wheels and then full length canopy with a dynamo. In 2001 it was rebuilt/converted to a conventional steam tractor and the fitted Showmans style canopy and dynamo removed .
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Events[]
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- Lincolnshire Steam and Vintage Rally
- Pickering Steam Rally
Gallery[]
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See also[]
- List of Named Vehicles
- List of Vehicles by registration number
- List of Steam Machinery Manufacturers
- Glossary Index - use terms
- Collector & preservation related
References / sources[]
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- ↑ Featured in “ Traction Engine Rallies, 1950-2019” by Malcom Batten, p126/7
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