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Half-Breed BallI have just added a half-breed ball to my list of future projects. At this point I have not been...this thread has 1 replies and has been viewed 1043 times
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10-26-2005, 02:07 PM
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Half-Breed Ball
I have just added a half-breed ball to my list of future projects.
At this point I have not been able to find any numbers or markings on the engine base itself. The cyclinder is a "New Ball". Does anyone have any idea as to the steam engine's original origin? I will try to post additional photos as time allows. 
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10-26-2005, 03:15 PM
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Re: Half-Breed Ball
Its a Farrar and Trefts Steam Engine base.
They made two versions of the base, we have an engine that has the same base as yours and there are a few other engines around that has it as well. I think i read somwhere that it is the pre 1875 steam engine base design, they call them hog trough bases. 
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