kcm.MN
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farmerjohn
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Built for practicality, not for comfort. 
Tony in SD
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What do you mean? It has a cab. Lol
J Hamilton
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- Southern Illinois
Very interesting setup on the rear axles
Majorman
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- Scarning, Norfolk, England
Keeps you warm in the winter too!!!!! You have a good coal fire in the cab with you.
Richard G.
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That is a VERY INTERESTING setup.
Would like to know more about that upright boiler truck.
Would like to know more about that upright boiler truck.
Deere Mark
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Sentinel Waggon Works (UK based) building steam powered trucks as late as 1950.
Brian G. NY
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Wow, they took automotive steam engines to a whole new level.
http://www.virtualsteamcarmuseum.org/makers/sentinel_waggon_works_ltd.html
Blackhole49
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- White Lake MI
That's what I call getting up a head of steam.
Deere Mark
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From a book about steam traction and trucks concerning the end of the age of steam It thus fell to the Sentinel Waggon
Works to be the sole company engaged upon the production of progressive designs of steam vehicles. Most other makers
continued to offer their 1914 designs with minimal changes and steadily declining orders until about 1932 when the Diesel
engine burst upon the scene.
Works to be the sole company engaged upon the production of progressive designs of steam vehicles. Most other makers
continued to offer their 1914 designs with minimal changes and steadily declining orders until about 1932 when the Diesel
engine burst upon the scene.
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