Shuttleworth Stationary Steam Engine F-898

Paul Wilson's

Stationary engines

* Clayton and Shuttleworth

1893 Steam Engine

* A.H.McDonald Imperial

Super Diesel

* Ronaldson Tippett Type

CF Vertical

* Ronaldson Tippett Type N

* Cooper Type XC

Sheering Stand

* Ronaldson & Tippett

Austral Kerosene Engine

* Ronaldson Tippett Type

CH Diesel Engine

* Waiting for description

STATIONARY ENGINES

* Southern Cross

( Pump engine)

* 5 HP Lister petrol engine

* Buzzacot Barn Pumper

* Cooper

(washing machine engine)

* Ronaldson Tippet

"lightning"

* AC Delco lighting plant

* Hit and miss engine

* Buzzacot

* Emu DA3

TRACTORS

* Minneapolis Moline

* Case Model Tractor 1941

Paul Wilsons

(tractors)

1928 Mc Cormick - Deering

Cletrac 20K -

1948 Minneapolis-Moline

Allis Chalmers Grader

Oliver Crawler Tractor -

Not known -

8 hp Single Cylinder

The Clayton and Shuttleworth 1893 Steam Engine is easily one of the more iconic engines created by the esteemed and almost historical engineering company in Lincolnshire in England. Even since they produced their first steam engine back in 1845, they became a major manufacturer of similar machines in the country (the threshing machine, which they first built during the later 1840s, was another one of their iconic products). From then until the late 1930s, Clayton and Shuttleworth was a world renowned company that even exported their products in countries such as Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. The Clayton and Shuttleworth 1893 Steam Engine was probably the last steam engines the company produced--making it an amazing collector's item and a valuable treasure in the world of engineering. The 1893 model is an eight horsepower, single cylinder steam engine, easily one of the strongest during that time.

The Clayton and Shuttleworth company also manufactured tractors during the early 1900s until its end during the 1930s. They also made oil engines and a crawler tractor powered by gas-kerosene engine, as well as parts for various aircrafts. Sadly, the company died during the Great Depression. Of course, the company's legacy remains until today--and the engineering wonder that is the Clayton and Shuttleworth 1893 Steam Engine is one of their legacies.