Portable Water Pump by Cytisus
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Description
This car was a portable water pump and was used to help keep the mines from flooding from ground water. It was originally a steam powered pump and later modified to Electricity. This was used in the NWI Co. mines.

Comments (20)
Someones up early LOL, good morning and I love this series. great stuff, Happy Sunday :)
Fantastic shot of this old and interesting machine. Excellent details!
Excellent capture.
This is awesome, great capture!
That's pretty cool! Nice shot.
excellent image
Nice technological shot. Great details and nice textures !
Your image is very well done. 5+.
Superb capture and an interesting piece of equipment, an essential part of mining to try and ensure the miners were working in a dry environment. There are old mines in England that are still being pumped dry even years after the mines have been closed down and abandoned. There are still deposits of coal and if it came to it they could open up the mines with out to much trouble. By the looks of the new wood this equipment hasn't been on show for too long, I think it's great that someone has decided to show it. After all it has a lot to do with the area and its heritage. Superb work. Bravo!!!!!
Very interesting to see this bit of history! Nice shot!
Very interesting thing, and a great pic.
wonderful shot
I love old machinery and an excellent shot
Wonderful! ;o)
A stunning look at a fabulous vintage piece of machinery.
Wonderful photo.
i`m behind again :o)..i like jeff love to look at old machinery .excellent shot my friend mick
NICE...............
Fantastic pumping machinary, portable water pump Wow! this has been a welcome series, thanks for showing us this!
Good shot erland