Shand Mason Firetruck by Maxwell HemmensA Museum Quality Fire Engine by Maxwell Hemmens of the UK. The story of Shand Mason fire trucks is a testament to the evolution of firefighting technology. Founded in 1760, Shand Mason became a leader in the design and manufacture of steam powered fire engines. Their first commercially successful fire engine was a water borne version developed in 1855. The company collaborated with the Metropolitan Fire Brigade and competitor Merryweather & Sons to

Can also be used as a safe and easy-to-use fire starter for campfires

Take the crank pin screw off (which holds the connecting rod to the crank shaft)

Steam Engine Flywheel - Model # 85

5 Volts) (Complete unit is NOW black

Mixing Valve - DD-3 1

5 mm - Pack of 5 pieces (a belt is approx

19 1/2 inches in length)

Flexible belts in 500 mm length

Wilesco M 77 varnished and printed tin plate accessory

built into the boiler to improve efficiency and for steam exhaust

all metal parts finely painted

Our most requested engine for the school sciences