Dominant Massey Ferguson balers
Chris Graham on 26th June 2020
Dan Harris explains how and why, from the early 1950s onwards, dominant Massey Ferguson balers were so influential in UK farming.
Plant & Machinery
Beautifully-restored Ferguson Mark 1 trailer
Chris Graham on 24th June 2020
Willie Carson takes a look at Colin Taylor’s beautifully-restored Ferguson Mark 1 trailer, which has been a prize-winner wherever it’s been shown.
Clay from the Cornish ports
Chris Graham on 21st June 2020
David Vaughan takes a nostalgic look at the industrial infrastructure that made the export of clay from Cornish ports a viable proposition.
Hy-Mac 480 excavator restoration
Chris Graham on 11th June 2020
Jeremy Rowland enjoys a trip to see the superb results of an exacting and expert, 'nut and bolt' Hy-Mac 480 excavator restoration.
The Paddock Wood Gathering
Chris Graham on 9th June 2020
Alan & Lynne Cullen report on one of the last stationary engine get-togethers before Covid-19 struck – The Paddock Wood Gathering 2020
Industrial Stuart-Turner P55
Chris Graham on 4th June 2020
Two-stroke engines are like Marmite; people either love or hate them. But Philip Thornton-Evison is a big fan his industrial Stuart-Turner P55
Precision crop drilling in Scotland
Chris Graham on 23rd May 2020
Pete Small looks back at precision crop drilling in Scotland down the years
Wheels of Industry bookazine
Chris Graham on 15th May 2020
Industrial steam at work: Each issue explores industrial railway systems that, in the vast majority of cases, have long been abandoned and lost to time.
Great transport and industrial heritage reads to buy online
martinw on 29th April 2020
Browse our brand-new Summer bookazine catalogue - simply click on the full-screen tool in the bottom right-hand corner and turn the pages to view the content.
National gas engine found
Chris Graham on 3rd April 2020
Alan Cullen reports on an interesting National gas engine that he came across during a recent visit to the Papplewick Pumping Station and Museum in Nottinghamshire.
Dunedin Gas Works Museum visit
Chris Graham on 1st April 2020
The Dunedin Gas Works Museum, in New Zealand’s second largest city on the South Island, is packed with fascinating machinery and information, as Phil Barnes discovers.
Digging for China clay
Chris Graham on 30th March 2020
David Vaughan looks at the fascinating range of historic machinery that was involved in digging for China clay in what was a major Cornish industry
A wonderful engine display
Chris Graham on 28th March 2020
Barry Job pays tribute to Phil Jefferies’ wonderful engine display, which really exemplifies the value of going the extra mile.
Commer Fire Engines
Chris Graham on 27th March 2020
Ron Henderson tells the tale of the Rootes Group’s early post-war move into Commer Fire Engines market.
