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Ruston and Proctor General Purpose Engine Rusty AH 5654
Ruston & Proctor SH class General Purpose Engine, regn. AH 5654, number: 34987, Rusty. Built in 1908, by Ruston, Proctor and Company of Lincoln, with a 7 Nhp single-cylinder engine. Date: 1970s
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Agricultural Heavy Lincoln Machinery Proctor Purpose Regn Ruston Rusty Single Cylinder
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This photograph showcases the Ruston and Proctor General Purpose Engine Rusty AH 5654, registration number 34987, a remarkable relic from the past. Built in 1908 by Ruston, Proctor and Company of Lincoln, this SH class engine boasts a single-cylinder design with a nominal power output of 7 Nhp. The engine's robust construction and versatility made it an essential component in various applications during the 1900s. The Ruston and Proctor SH class engines were renowned for their heavy-duty capabilities, making them a popular choice for agricultural and transportation industries. This particular engine, Rusty, is seen here in its prime during the 1970s. Its weathered exterior, adorned with age and character, is a testament to the countless hours of hard work it has endured over the years. The Ruston, Proctor and Company, founded in 1877, was a leading manufacturer of steam engines and heavy machinery. Their engines, like Rusty, were known for their reliability and robustness, making them a staple in industries that demanded heavy-duty machinery. The single-cylinder design, while simpler in comparison to modern engines, was a testament to the ingenuity and engineering prowess of the time. This photograph serves as a reminder of the rich industrial history and the remarkable engineering achievements of the past. Rusty, the Ruston and Proctor General Purpose Engine, stands as a symbol of the bygone era, a time when steam power ruled the industries and shaped the world we live in today.
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