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winding engine

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winding engine [′wīnd·iŋ ‚en·jən]
(mechanical engineering)


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Also on display are vintage vehicles, traction engines, stationary engines and the colliery winding engine.
Vintage vehicles, traction engines, stationary engines and the colliery winding engine are also on display.
The centrepiece is a Grade II-listed winding engine that was once used to transport generations of miners down the dark lift shafts to the coal seams.
 
 
 
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