Fowler no. 15529 is 14 nhp BB type Ploughing Engine built by Fowler & Co. of Leeds in 1921. The engine was originally registered as UA 1876 and then registered as EJW 510 for several years but has now had its original number restored.[1] The engine is currently resident in the Bristol/Glastonbury area.
Fowler Engines index by serial number(for engines with pages on Tractor Wiki)
No. 0 > 4999
1050 Heinz - 1281 The Wilder - 1368 Margaret - 2528 The Chief - 2267 - 2479 - 2693 - 2861 - 3195 - 4680 - 4681
No. 5000 > 9999
6188 Beulah -
7788 Black Jack - 7942 Jonah -
8635 Blackjack - 8903 Lord Roberts - 8920 'The Great North - 9005 Lord Kitchener - 9009 Defiance - 9187 Lady Carrick - 9279 Kitchener - 9393 Sir John Fowler - 9386 Maid of Cefn Ydfa - 9745 'Duke of Rutland - 9984 James Penfold
No. 10000 > 14999
10318 Sunny Boy No2 - 10373 Ada - 10773 Geordie Lad - 11082 Magdeburg/Jaroslava - 11111 City of Hull - 11114 Puffin Billy -11317 Buster - 11352 Roland - 11421 The Countess - 14333 - 11484 Bromyard Queen Nance - 11594 Prosper-Gem - 11700 - 11799 The Victory - 11814 Berkshire Tariff Queen - 11844 Phoenix - 11983 The Wonder -
12226 Titan -
13910 My Delight - 13141 -
Showmans road locomotives (number built/survive) Note: a lot of current showman's engines are conversions, done both during working life and in the preservation era.