'M.E.' BEAM ENGINE

'M.E.' BEAM ENGINE
T he engine is of the centre column type. The design resembles that of the type of engine made by William Fairburn in the period 1840 - 1850.
The very earliest practises of the use of the engine house building as part of the steam engine structure soon gave way to the development by the engineers of the day of self-contained engines, the beam engines being the first of these in all its variations. These various types have always been popular with model engines, as is this centre column type.
Length 13 1/2" - Width 9" - Height 8 1/2" - Cylinder 1 1/4" Bore x 1 1/4" Stroke

Constructional series started in the Model Engineer 1st October, 1959.

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Drawings - MEB201
Full set of 29 castings - MEB202
Spur gear and pinon finished and gear cut - MEB203
Construction notes - MEB205
Governor gears gear cut and ready - MEB 27
Gear cut