High Weald Steam Working Weekend Stationary Engine exhibits

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I visited the High Weald Steam Working Weekend on the 17th of June and did some filming. This is some of the stationary engines that were running. I managed to stat recording on the rest but it seems stopped recording almost straight away!
One of the engines (The A.E and H Robinson) belongs to fellow RU-vids ‪@steamwally‬ who has a full video of it here:
• 1900 A.E & H. Robinson...
And other videos including of the restoration.
There will be other videos coming including of lots of steam and diesel moving loads around, as well as an automatic organ.
The website is here:
www.highwealds...

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15 окт 2024

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@steamwally Год назад

That was me yacking away about Land Rovers by the fence... doing what engine men do best.... Glad you enjoyed the show, I had fun showing the Robinson engine.

@BensWorkshop Год назад

I missed you. Just quietly walking past filming, not paying proper attention. I went to film the rest of them, pressed record twice and didn't notice I wasn't filming! There will be other films coming including the organ playing baggy trouser and showing the playing behind the scenes as well as lots of traction engine action! Many thanks for exhibiting and watching!

@BensWorkshop Год назад

I will put a link to your full video in the description. If any of the other engine owners have a RU-vid channels with a full video of their engines let me know.

@GrumpyTim Год назад

Such a great time of year when all the stationary engines are running at shows - a soundtrack I'll never tire of. I particularly like the crazy sound of the Petters when they're off load, like the Petter M at the beginning - unmistakable from anywhere within earshot.

@BensWorkshop Год назад

Yes. I do like those Petters. More to follow in the way of steam and diesel traction and a street organ.

@GrumpyTim Год назад

@@BensWorkshop Excellent, I'll keep my eyes open for the next instalment.

@fabrizioviscardi40 Год назад

Fantastic movie dear Ben, have a good Sunday, Fabrizio -like 4

@BensWorkshop Год назад

Many thanks and thank you for watching!

@fabrizioviscardi40 Год назад

@@BensWorkshop Thanks for sharing!

@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006 Год назад

The hr is a pretty interesting machine, love seeing the path of evolution. Thanks for taking us along Benedict, looks like a good show.

@BensWorkshop Год назад

It was, got lots of tank towing... And an automatic concert organ! Many thanks for watching!

@MrFactotum Год назад

Love to see the old engines running Ben👍👍🚂🚂 atb Kev

@BensWorkshop Год назад

Cheers! So do I. Many thanks for watching!

@mr1pearl Год назад

Some fantastic museum pieces thanks for sharing !

@BensWorkshop Год назад

They are fantastic! Many thanks for watching!

@AliMackMechanical Год назад

Looks like a good day out 😊

@BensWorkshop Год назад

It was. And if I had been paying attention and noticed the notice that said exactly when there would be a low level Spitfire fly past, I wouldn't have been eating a very nice mango sorbet at the time and I would have filmed it! Many thanks for watching!

@happinessloveyoursmile Год назад

Awesome and fabulous👍👍 🌸

@BensWorkshop Год назад

Many thanks, please like, share and if you like the channel, subscribe!

@happinessloveyoursmile Год назад

@@BensWorkshop 😊🌸

@prime553 Год назад

Fantastic. Any auto jumble stuff for sale at it

@BensWorkshop Год назад

There was, had a good look, was tempted by a couple of things but not enough to release the moths. There will be other videos from this show coming. Many thanks for watching!

@elonwhite6628 Год назад

0:42 is that a steam powered coffee grinder, or is it some sort of agricultural machine

@BensWorkshop Год назад

I think it is a flour mill, but could also be grinder for some cattle feed. Also in this case it is being driven by an internal combustion engine but could have been driven off anything with a belt drive. Many thanks for watching!

@elonwhite6628 Год назад

@@BensWorkshop no, thank you for the videos, I love old engines, they are so fun to work on and they are also pretty simple without all the electronic nonsense that comes with the modern engines.

@BensWorkshop Год назад

Many thanks. You are very kind Later in the summer I hope to get a couple of my own running... And your you are very welcome. There will be at least 2 more videos from this show. On featuring lots of steam.