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Keck-Gonnerman Co: No 1344

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No. 1344. Reg: Q105 EAB.

  • Built 1913.
  • Only one of five originally built by the Keck Gonnerman Co, with double side gears, left worldwide.
  • 18 HP.
  • 16 tons.
  • Double Side Geared Traction Engine.
  • Ordered on 26th November 1912.
  • Supplied to Elias S. Kemper of Elberfeld, Indiana, 2nd June 1913.
  • Worked on farm until 1941 when it was hidden until after the war because of the drive for scrap for the war effort.
  • Post war, used until 1960's towing a road grader.
  • It was packed up until sold to a collector in Florida in 1990.
  • Sold to the UK in 2003.
  • Since 2003, had a new boiler, firebox, gears, wheels, canopy and tender.[1]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The West of England Steam Engine Society 2012 Stithians Rally Programme.