Here is a fine running Associated that was just across from where we were sitting

  This is a hot tube Bovaird & Seyfang along with a good running model "M" International.

We did not get to see the Fuller & Johnnson field pumper run, but it did show signs that it has and would do so. It had all the back gears also.

Other than a model side shaft, and Ed's, this was the only other side shaft at the show. It is a 4 hp Bullseye, and yes the paint looked wet and the owner did run her. Below is full shot as this was an impressive looking engin.

  This is a Columbus and yes even though the side shaft is not moving it is running. Ed Deis owns both these fine engins and below you will also see the Foos running

  On this load there where many different engins to look at. including a nice 5 spoke Ingeco.

Here you see a load of Associated engins, the 6 mule team was very good with no breaks or welds. The 3 mule was also impressive, but the best might have been the little rusted off hopper 11/2 model, it was complete and with a little TLC would have run.

As  I spent both days drooling over the engins that had shown up and the prices it was hard to have taken a picture of each and every engin. It was safe to say many of the Galloway engins are still alive.

  This picture might not do justice to the fine engins in the row, but all three where very solid and complete. A Galloway, Hercules, and a Fairbanks & Morse.