Traction engine , road roller and portable steam engines for sale.

  
Reeves Steam Tractor.
 
Manufactured by Reeves & Company, Columbus, Indiana. U.S.A. in 1903.
 
 A small steam tractor with powerful duplex engine. Wet bottom firebox. Differential. Sprung footplate. Unique water and coal tender with steering wheels.
13 hp (about 4 nhp) and 5 tons.
 
Engine completely overhauled 1999. Boilerwork, motionwork, new canopy and Reeves Monarch tender. All restored to the original Reeves drawings.
 
Drives and steams exceptionally well. 
 
 
 
More information & photos HERE.
 
 
Buffalo - Springfield Road Roller.
 
Manufactured by The Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co., Springfield, Ohio. U.S.A.
Built to an exceptionally high standard of engineering and designed to 'cover the ground'.
Manufactured in September 1925, approximately 10 tons, powerful duplex engine with 3 bearing crank & governor.

Three speed designed for 10mph, with front belly tanks and locomotive style grate and ashpan.

Steam and drives exceptionally well. Must be seen to be appreciated.

More information and photos  HERE.

  
 
 
ERIE 2 ton Tandem Roller. SOLD
 
A unique engine manufactured by Erie Machine Shop, Erie, Pennsylvania.
 
 
 
 
 Marshall 6hp portable steam engine.
 
1926. Complete with all original fittings. Pump & injector. Never rallied.
A small engine standing 58" to the top of the backhead. In excellent original condition.  
 
 
 
 
Marshall Britannia 4hp portable engine.
1909. Very nice smaller engine. Ready to restore.
With straight firetube.
 
 
More photos HERE.
 
 
Ruston Proctor 4hp portable steam engine.
1903, class PSG. Originally supplied to agents Saavedra Bernard & Co. 
 
 
 
   
Marshall 8hp portable engine.
1905. A nice, complete engine for restoration. Runs on compressed air.
A lovely machine with all it's fittings.
 
  
 
 
   
 
   
  Aveling & Porter Tandem Roller.
''Murphy''
 
Engine no. 12023. Class P, believed to be the only example in preservation in the UK.
Originally supplied to John Smith of Portadown, Craigavon, Northern Ireland in January 1928. And carries her original Irish registration.
 
New hydraulic and steam test.
 
  
 
8 ton model with 4'6" rolling width. This type of 'coffee pot' roller was specifically designed for use on bituminous surfaces. Duplex, horizontal engine with gear drive to rear roll.
She has a separate engine which operates the steam powered assisted steering. This has automatic cut-off when the limit of the quadrant is reached.
 
More information & photos HERE.
 
  
Marshall 8hp portable steam engine. SOLD
 
1906. Complete with all original fittings and brass work. Never rallied.
 In good all round original condition. For restoration.