Wilesco Model D365 Steam Roller (used)

Tony Green Steam Models

£175

Wilesco Model Old Smoky Steam Roller D365 Wilesco have been producing the Old Smoky steamroller in this form since the mid-1960s – it was Wilesco’s first mobile steam engine model. This mobile engine is based on steamrollers commonly used in road construction until the 1950s. The colour scheme has remained unchanged since the 60s! Usable as a mobile or stationary steamroller Walkway, chain steering, and clutch are standard features. The clutch (left of the driver's seat) allows stationary use. With its 230 ccm boiler, it can pull accessories or drive models. Aluminum rollers are anodized and p

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