About: Fowler no. 15653

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Renown is Currently owned by the Howard Brothers of Kirk Ireton, in Derbyshire, and appears at several steam fairs and rallies during the summer rally season throughout the UK. The engine travels with a historic sett of gallopers as it was built to do. For John Fowler & Co. history see Main article: Fowler

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rdf:type	Steam
rdfs:label	Fowler no. 15653
rdfs:comment	Renown is Currently owned by the Howard Brothers of Kirk Ireton, in Derbyshire, and appears at several steam fairs and rallies during the summer rally season throughout the UK. The engine travels with a historic sett of gallopers as it was built to do. For John Fowler & Co. history see Main article: Fowler
dcterms:subject	Tractors by model number Fowler Showmans engines Preserved machines made by Fowler
Sale Price	Unknown
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serial number	15623(xsd:integer)
Power	8(xsd:integer)
registration no	CU 978
Type	Showmans Road Locomotive
Caption	Renown at the Belvoir Castle show in 2008
date bought current	1979(xsd:integer)
enginetype	Traction Engine
Weight	17(xsd:integer)
Manufacturer	Fowler
build date	1920(xsd:integer)
original cost	?
Notes	rebuilt after a fire in 2003
cylinders	2(xsd:integer)
Engine name	Renown
original owner	John Murphy
gear no	3(xsd:integer)
Current Owner	Howard Brothers
ancillary equipment	Dynamo pole crane
auctioneer	-
cylinder type	compound
abstract	Renown is Currently owned by the Howard Brothers of Kirk Ireton, in Derbyshire, and appears at several steam fairs and rallies during the summer rally season throughout the UK. The engine travels with a historic sett of gallopers as it was built to do. Renown was one of a pair of Fowler showmans engines delivered in 1920 to John Murphy, a South Shields showman. They were ordered operate and tow (travel) his Scenic Peacock Switchback ride. The engine was fitted with a crane suited to handle the ride cars for the build up and stripping down of the fair. The Howard brother acquired the engine in 1979. But in September 2003 the engine suffered major fire damage, from a fire in the yard. The engine was restored and back in action in 2004. A book about the engine was published by Jumper books The engine was restored in the historic dark blue livery of John Murphy ownership. For John Fowler & Co. history see Main article: Fowler

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