Watch Heritage steam powered traction engine, likely from 1850s showing off its ability

Video taken with Canon R6 camera and Canon RF24-240 lens. Amazing uncropped close up footage.
Wheeled Steam Engines are divided into two groups, self-propelled steam powered traction machines and steam powered machines with wheels, capable of being towed but not self-propelled.
The self- propelled group includes railway steam locomotives and steam road vehicles such as traction engines and road rollers, with traction engines often doubling up as stationary belt drivers for powering farm machinery. The non self- propelled wheeled engines were developed as a readily moved power supply
and were a common agricultural, civil engineering, drilling and mining machine. R 31978r
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[@janasundran]

Fascinating

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Thanks for watching!

[@stevencook9167]

Fascinating machines my cousin has several and fixes them for the Amish in Pennsylvania USA.

[@viv_vivekananda7737]

Nice to know. They are popular in the restoration scene.

[@Tauraco00]

Amazing👌👋👋👍👍👍🚂❤❤love the era

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Yes indeed. Thanks for watching 👀