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 Display case being assembled2971 viewsmany additional items were loaned to the museum to display during the exhibition including photographs and trinkets from the Gardner family
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 Paul Gardner thanks the President of the IMECHE for the award2967 viewsduring the presentation of the EHHS plaque May 2005
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 Perkins display stand2967 views
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 Display cabinets outside Gardner room2953 viewsmany additional items were loaned to the museum to display during the exhibition including photographs and trinkets from the Gardner family
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 Starting the engine2947 viewsGeoff in the process of starting the engine
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 Examples of fuel injection equipment for demonstration purposes2939 viewsin background you can see the Hornsby-Ackroyd Oil Engine built in 1896
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 Gardner 4T52938 views
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 Geoff demonstrates the Gardner 4T5 being run for Granada2936 viewsthe museum will be on the 2006 version of the series "What's On" to be screened in August
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 EHHS Plaque presented to the original Gardner 4L22927 viewsfrom the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMECHE), May 2005
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 Showing engine above and pump below 2925 views
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 Crossley Brothers Atmospheric Engine2918 viewsThis is an example of the largest size built of the Crossley Brothers Atmospheric-Free Piston engine; it is rated at 3 horsepower

Built 1877; Flywheel 59¼” x 3⅛”; Total height 104”; Height to shaft 74½”
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 Piston and rod removed for cleaning2914 viewsRuston VXA
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