Westinghouse Steam Engine

Westinghouse engines were produced from 1886 to 1917 when larger, standard farm engines superseded them. Early Westinghouse farm steam engines were built with several notable features that made them ideal for agricultural work. They were often smaller, more mobile, and had the distinctive upright boiler. This engine had a new Lund boiler in 2015 and has been very well maintained. The latest inspection on 5/24 has the pressure allowed at 200lbs with the safety valve set at 125lbs