Takes me back to my childhood and the steam rallies my family used to go to here in Australia. Sadly long gone. Those machines were a true work of art... truly amazing. Thank you for posting this!
Thankyou so much for posting this. I have recently lost my father from cancer & this bring back so many happy memories for me. He used to drive a Foden steam waggon at rallies, mostly in the East Midlands and the Sat eve road run used to be a highlight of the weekend with me, my mother & my brother sat in deckchairs in the back with my father & his mate in the cab steering & firing ( this was before all the health & safety malarky of today). The only thing missing was the smell of the hot steam & oil.
The fact that this superb display of fantastic machinery is still maintained in such pristine glory suggests that there may be some hope for our monstrous species. Kudos and salutations to the individuals who care for them and preserve them. I would dearly love to be able to see this live.
There are good rallies here in Cornwall all the time, with classic cars and sometimes military vehicles. I used to go with my family as my uncle always brought his steam engine "the Chough" to show off, always fun.
SPLENDIDO......Only in the UK are such things done. Perfect vehicles kept new ... then ......... the small scale replicas drive me crazy ..... the cost of a tractor and a truck how much it can be .....
1:43 Can someone explain what sound that is and hows its made? I keep trying to describe it to google and they dont have a clue! seems its something not covered on the internet haha
Lol @ 0:15 blow the horn and blind yourself! Lol. Play at 2x speed they look like they're going 10 MPH! At 4:05 the first steam roller, @ 3:12 is that a clock on the nose of the tractor? Is it 2:15 pm?
Those clock hand looking things are part of what's called the Smokebox Dart. They are the handles used to open, and lock shut the smokebox door. One of them you hold on to, the other you turn. Some engines used a wheel with a handle instead.
Takes me back to my childhood and the steam rallies my family used to go to here in Australia. Sadly long gone. Those machines were a true work of art... truly amazing. Thank you for posting this!
Thankyou so much for posting this. I have recently lost my father from cancer & this bring back so many happy memories for me. He used to drive a Foden steam waggon at rallies, mostly in the East Midlands and the Sat eve road run used to be a highlight of the weekend with me, my mother & my brother sat in deckchairs in the back with my father & his mate in the cab steering & firing ( this was before all the health & safety malarky of today). The only thing missing was the smell of the hot steam & oil.
The fact that this superb display of fantastic machinery is still maintained in such pristine glory suggests that there may be some hope for our monstrous species. Kudos and salutations to the individuals who care for them and preserve them. I would dearly love to be able to see this live.
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There are good rallies here in Cornwall all the time, with classic cars and sometimes military vehicles. I used to go with my family as my uncle always brought his steam engine "the Chough" to show off, always fun.
What a beautiful show you have on the other side of the pond from me. This will be on my bucket list for sure. Good day too. VF
Freds smileing 😊.... to see his roller out for the day ... helo from ireland....😉
There's just a little thing about watching these little things roll along
Loved being a part of this rally
Fred Dibnah's Traction Engine in attendance too. Fantastic
Traction Engines: like steam locomotives, but they can go anywhere! 😊 @0:13 The blue one is my favorite! 😍 @0:37 @0:59 @1:11 @2:12
SPLENDIDO......Only in the UK are such things done. Perfect vehicles kept new ... then ......... the small scale replicas drive me crazy ..... the cost of a tractor and a truck how much it can be .....
Nice to see Fred's roller in action.
Yes, but sad to see strangers on it rather than Fred.
could be his sons
ro eng the lad in the grey t-shirt i believe is Roger. 1 of Fred’s sons.
Jeniales maquinas una hermosura saludos de Chile
Beautiful steamers😍😃
Thanks.
That blue showmans engine is just MMMMMM so good.
Красота то какая! Подкинул дровишек, чух чух и поехал! Не быстро, зато дешево, а сейчас быстро и дорого!
4:26 a legends legacy lives on
kool
in USA & Canada we gotta use a orange reflective triangle to indicate a slow moving vehicle
all this is super radical!
The UK enthusiasts have to have "slow moving vehicle" on the back of their living vans.
1:43 Can someone explain what sound that is and hows its made? I keep trying to describe it to google and they dont have a clue! seems its something not covered on the internet haha
Its a steam siren, a lot of traction engines have them as well as whistles, ships also have them but generally sound a lot deeper
Sunnyboy looking good 👌🏼💪🏼
Lol @ 0:15 blow the horn and blind yourself! Lol. Play at 2x speed they look like they're going 10 MPH! At 4:05 the first steam roller, @ 3:12 is that a clock on the nose of the tractor? Is it 2:15 pm?
Those clock hand looking things are part of what's called the Smokebox Dart. They are the handles used to open, and lock shut the smokebox door. One of them you hold on to, the other you turn. Some engines used a wheel with a handle instead.
Good traction engine
Good
1:42 that whistle is hilarious it made me laugh
LoL my god so funny
It's a siren
cantik 👍
Is it wierd that I want one? How much, gotta be 100k?
A showmans engine sold recently for £900,000, which is about $1.2m
Jsou to krasavci.
1:43 that one kid with a bad mic
xD relatable
My favourite is the Maori.
OMG Trevor & George!
Laurence Oliveri “Railways are no good! Turn em into roads!”
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For what purpose were these built?
Working and hauling and lighting.
Нельзя так безответственно ганять на запредельной скорости в черте населенного пункта...
Iove...u....Fc..
is nice to go to London I won t one
When gas is too expensive so you use coal or wood for your car.
കേരളത്തിലായിരുന്നെങ്കിൽ ഫൈയിൻ അടിച്ച് ഖജനാവ് നിറക്കാൻ നോക്കിയേനേ 'ഹി
What the heck is that shriek??
It's called a Steam Siren....
100 % ecologic
Indians are the inventors of steam engines
who asked
@@cadelgent1617 now you asked 😀
@@dennyjoy touche
No.
afraid not...