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Giving our Original Robinson Patent Hot Air Engine a run. This engine was made in the late 1800s in England and is 100% original down to its coat of paint. It is heated by a small gas ring. It is about 1/16th of a Horse Power.

1952 Ronaldson Bros. & Tippett, Type CM Diesel Engine. This engine has been mechanically restored whilst maintaining its original paintwork. It is running a 32 Volt Davey Generator and a string of 32 volt lights in the shed.

A fully original Ronaldson Tippett Type N. The engine is fully original from the paint work down to the spark lead. Made in 1943 in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. Engine No. 22373 Graphics and Video content are Copyright to Salter Bros. Collection.

Starting and running this massive Ronaldson Bros. & Tippett - 16 Horse Power Austral Oil Engine. Made in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia in April 1915. Engine No. 1398. My brother and myself giving a family friend's Austral a run. It had sat idle for a number of years and started up first bounce. It is experiencing issues with the fuel pump and one of the balls in the fuel pump is sticking, hence...

Giving the Ronaldson Tippett, Type NA, Air Cooled, 4.5 Horse Power a run. The engine was made 1943 in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia and is ex World War II surplus. This engine is also a little different as it is fitted with a factory clutch system. SalterCollection

Giving the 6 horse power, Lister, CS, Diesel a run. The Lister is driving a 1000 watt Davey generator with a working range of 32 - 40 volts. It is powering a 1,400 amp hour battery bank. SalterCollection

How to prepare and run an Ronaldson Bros. & Tippett, Austral Oil Engine. This engine was made in 1910 in Ballarat by Ronaldson Bros. & Tippett. The engine number is 555 and is rated at 6 Horse Power. The engine weights in at around 2 ton. The engine was purchased new in 1910 from the Ballarat Show and remained in the same family for 107 years before being sold by the Grandson of the original ow...

Come on this incredible journey and explore the Villiers Factory in Wolverhampton, England. Villiers started in 1898 in Wolverhampton, England by Charles Marston on Villiers Street. The company started life making bicycle pedals for Charles' father's company Sunbeam for his bicycles. They later moved onto making 2 and 4 stroke engines in 1912 and dominated the market for the next 40 years. At V...