English: The beams, Crofton The defining feature of a beam engine - the beam. In this case, two of them.
The curved wooden structures keep the public away from the catch-wings as they swing in an arc. The catch-wings bring the engine to a halt in the event of an overstroke. Being non-rotative engines they require great skill and eternal watchfulness to prevent possible damage.
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