2005 Cottonwood Show

• Bremen hot air engine.



• Rider hot air engine, six inch, owned by Jim Blair.



• Ericsson hot air engine, owned by Buster Brown. Note the TWO water pumps on this engine. This is the only known engine with this feature. Beside the engine is the original displacer.



• Gade engine, six horsepower, owned by the Meiers.



• Kelley Garcia explaining the finer points of engine design.



• Mike Jones showing his Root & Vandervoort, four horsepower.



• C.F. Wilson engine owned by Dusty Erickson. Note the unusual chain drive valve/governor mechanism. This is the only known engine of this type.



• Dusty demonstrates how to properly "detail" a dirty engine.



• Ruston & Hornsby engine, built in 1930, owned by Don Andersen.



• A tractor driver taking his job VERY seriously.



• Richard Hornsby, six horsepower, owned by Rob Skinner & Kelley Garcia.



• Richard Hornsby from the off side. Notice the remnants of the previous day's precipitation on the mountains in the background.



• Reid engine



• Kelley Garcia and David Mashiter glancing up through the rain and watching for pigs on the wing.



• Fairbanks Morse, Type T.



• Kelley & Dusty playing with engines.



• Blackstone oil engine, owned by Dusty Erickson

Engine Movies
MOV files, all about 7 megs.
the audio track is a cacophony of sounds from the show, as the microphone picks up everything, not necessarily the sound of the engine being shot. Right-click if you have problems viewing in your browser.

• Movie of Dusty's Wilson.



• Movie of Sam Curry's Allan Brothers engine.



• Movie of Dusty's Blackstone engine.



• Movie of Rob & Kelley's R. Hornsby engine.



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