File:Wallis and Stevens Advance steam roller 1.jpg
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Wallis & Steevens "Advance" steam roller built 1936 Steam rollers must not stop on soft tarmac even when reversing so this engine , built without a large flywheel had the ability to reverse instantly without stopping. Powered by two separate compound steam engines. |
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| Author | Les Chatfield from Brighton, England |
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