1. The power was supplied by a three-cylinder vertical engine of the two-cycle type. 2. "If one vertical engine fails, the remaining engines can overcome that, " he explained. 3. It was a vertical engine with a vertical boiler. 4. || Driven by an 1800 hp triple-expansion vertical engine by George Saxon, Openshaw built in 1906. 5. The car was equipped with a 4-cylinder, vertical engine and a 3-speed transmission with direct drive. 6. These levers extended, on the cylinder side, to each side of the bottom of the vertical engine cylinder. 7. The cars featured two small driver's cabs at both ends, which housed the vertical engines and transmission groups. 8. Saxons built their first inverted vertical engine in 1896, a space efficient design which became quite popular with mill builders. 9. She was equipped with a direct-acting, two cylinder, vertical engine with a bore of 32 inches and a stroke of 2 feet. 10. Inverted vertical engines had their cylinder at the top and water ram pumps at their base, or in a borehole below them.
Mobile