How to fire up a Steam Roller | With

Driving a Steam Roller, that was built in 1929 by Internationale Baumaschinen-Aktiengesellschaft (IBAG) in Neustadt/Weinstraße, Germany. Today, it is the last surviving Steam Roller built by IBAG.
The Steam Roller is owned by Martin Hofbauer, check out his RUclips Channel ‪@dampfdreschen‬ and his Website dampfdreschen.de/
00:00 Chapters
01:33 Boiler Water
02:50 Firing up the Boiler
04:54 Lubrication
06:25 Steam Engine starting
08:50 Feed Water Pump
11:55 Throttle and Reverser
13:57 Steering and braking
16:00 Gears and Wheels
17:34 Pumping Feed Water
19:43 Driving around
21:12 Cleaning

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I don't agree with RUclips hiding Dislikes. 70 Likes, 0 Dislikes, 2024-05-1. Just so you know what to expect from this Video.
Little Side Fact regarding the Steep Driveway: There is a TV Report from right after the Restoration was completed. It shows the first Drive, and how it was learned that the Steam Roller can't really master the Driveway on it's own. The Report also shows the Steam Roller doing some actual Rolling instead of just joyriding around, when it was used to re-"pave" a Farming Path. You can watch it here, the Link should automatically start the Video at the Section showing the Driveway: ruclips.net/video/MLLp0F4GnwA/видео.htmlsi=BMX4gcgDapyiOUIH&t=129

[@HrLBolle]

Das Anfeuern ist das perfekte Beispiel wofür Euro Paletten der letzten Nutzungsstufe oder Einwegpaletten gut sind

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Klasse Video!

[@PCanas]

Amazing machine! But... what's that constant annoying bell-like sound?

[@Genius_at_Work]

A Part of the Gear Change Mechanism. It's shaped like a Bell and made of Cast Iron.

[@davey_projects2977]

Very cool but what is that continual clanging noise?!

[@Genius_at_Work]

A Part of the Gear Change Mechanism. It's shaped like a Bell and made of Cast Iron.