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142:("Chain Rail"). Interest in track-laying vehicles had been sparked by the success of tanks in the First World War. The vehicles were fitted with Dorman 6.3 litre engines, initially marketed as 35 horsepower (26 kW) but subsequently becoming 40 horsepower (30 kW). The machine was steered by a conventional steering wheel, which controlled large cone clutches to connect the drive to the tracks on either side, but sharper turns could be made by using a footbrake to stop either of the tracks independently. The tractor was produced until the mid-1920s, and again briefly in 1928, but production ceased when the company was taken over by Marshall & Sons. The company also built a 100 hp (75 kW) gun tractor, similar to a 175: 276: 85:. Output continued to increase, and by 1857 they had manufactured some 2,400 steam engines, with total output reaching 26,000 steam engines and 24,000 threshing machines by 1890. In 1905, they exhibited lightweight traction engines at the Royal Show. These were known as tractors, as were similar machines exhibited by Aveling and Porter and nearby competitors Ruston, Proctor of Lincoln. The lightweight construction enabled them to be classified as "heavy motorcars" under the legislation of the time. By 1908, they had improved their designs by including a mechanical lubrication system, replacing the need for the driver to stop the machine to oil the moving parts at regular intervals. 22: 56: 126: 138:
also displayed a tractor which had been designed for the South American and Canadian markets, and could use either oil or petrol as its fuel. By 1913, they had produced a valveless semi-diesel engine, where the movement of the piston controlled the admission of air to the cylinders and the discharging of exhaust gases. Four machines with this engine fitted were exhibited at the Royal Show, held on Durdham Down in Bristol. This was followed in 1916 by a four-cylinder gas-kerosene engine
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with car-type radiator, sheet-metal bonnet and cab roof. A tractor with an oil engine, magneto ignition and mechanical lubrication was exhibited at the Royal Show at Norwich in that year. It came with a speed governor, allowing it to be used for powering threshing machines, dynamos and pumps. They
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bomber. When completed, the aircraft – unlike the smaller Sopwith aircraft – were flown out for testing and delivery from a field to the east of the works; the field became known as Handley Page Field. After completion of the O/400 contract an order was received to build the
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to their range in 1849. These agricultural products formed the core of the business, and resulted in Clayton & Shuttleworth becoming one of the leading manufacturers of such products. Many were sold under their own name, but they also supplied
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By 1870 the company was employing 1,200 people at their Lincoln base. Many of their products were shipped overseas, and they opened several foreign branches in order to facilitate this. The first was in
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33 of the company's traction engines survived into preservation along with 11 steam rollers and 3 steam wagons. 19 portable engines have also survived.
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and threshing machines to other manufacturers. They produced over 200 steam engines in 1851, with buoyant sales as a result of the
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For a short time in the 20th century Clayton & Shuttleworth made tractors. In 1911 they built a four-cylinder
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In 1916 the company made parts for the Supermarine Scout airship for the Admiralty, and during the
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One of the most notable aircraft built by Clayton & Shuttleworth was Sopwith Camel
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1863 Clayton & Shuttleworth horizontal steam engine, installed at a sawmill at
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Preference Share of the Clayton & Shuttleworth Ltd., issued 16. September 1926
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the industry. The factory became state property in 1948 and was renamed to
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Clayton Wagons Ltd.: Manufacturers of Railway Carriages and Wagons 1920-30
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The Austrian, Hungarian and Romanian branches had been merged into the
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Pictures from Budapest: Who were Hofherr-Schrantz-Clayton-Shuttleworth?
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occupied Hungary, and the newly formed Communist government started
146:. Clayton and Shuttleworth were the first British company to make a 652:, Lincolnshire Past and Present, No.115, Spring 2019, pp. 3–8. 267:(RAFVR), he was killed in a night flying accident in World War II. 1048: 342: 274: 173: 157: 124: 54: 20: 1098: 828: 114: 714: 675:, Lincolnshire History and Archaeology, Vol.47, pp. 61–71. 912: 705: 193:
it won a number of contracts to build aircraft for both the
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Clayton & Shuttleworth and Marshall Aircraft Production
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Clayton Shuttleworth and Co.- early successes and a strike.
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In March 1917 the company received a contract to build the
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Documents at Museum of English Rural Life. GB 7 TR 3MAR
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was an engineering company located at Stamp End Works,
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Vehicle manufacturing companies disestablished in 1929
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Lincolnshire Past and Present, no.50, pp. 3–6.
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Index


maker's plate
Rectory Junction Viaduct
Netherfield, Nottinghamshire
Lincoln

portable steam engines
threshing machines
steam engines
Great Exhibition
Vienna
Pest
Prague
Kraków
Lemberg

oil engine
crawler tractor
Holt tractor
combine harvester

Sopwith Camel

Sopwith Camels
First World War
War Office
Admiralty
Sopwith Triplane
Royal Naval Air Service
Bracebridge Heath

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