Three more second-hand engines were bought from the LNWR in December 1891; they were DX class 0-6-0 goods engines and worked between Olney and Broom.
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When second-hand engines were traded to other sites, it is this cylinder that is most easily traced, with many working on several sites over their lifetime.
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Noticing sparks around the right-hand engine while taxiing to the runway at Kaohsiung Airport, the captain of flight SQ877 immediately ordered the plane evacuated, according to an unidentified airline spokeswoman.
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Instead, starting in 1978, they have bought a wide range of second hand engines ( some in scrap condition ) from various railway companies in South America, Newfoundland and Australia.
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Based on preliminary report published on 30 September 2012, the bird collided with the right hand engine at about 50 feet above ground causing some part to separate from the engine.
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"About 20 minutes out of Perth the captain received indications of a problem with the pressure switch on the right hand engine, " a Qantas spokeswoman said on usual condition of anonymity.
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Incorporated within the studio are Daniels Schaublin Lathes and Hauser Jig Borer, used to make vital high-precision parts for the watches, which combine with the hand engine-turning equipment, dating back to the 1820s.
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In June 1920 the locomotive fleet was run down due to the shortages of the War, and a second hand engine was obtained, becoming no 6 ( replacing an earlier no 6 ).
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It worked the line itself with second hand engines acquired from the LNWR until 1875, from which time they were hired from that company throughout the remaining lifetime of the N & BJR.
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The pressurisation system was driven by a Rotol supercharger attached to the left-hand engine ( this was the difference between the Merlin 76 and 77 ), providing a constant pressure of over the exterior pressure.
