This is a 10-inch Rider manufactured by the Rider-Ericsson Engine Co. around 1890. This engine is 7'9" tall and weighs 3700 pounds. It was designed to pump water at the rate of 3500 gallons per hour on 7-8 pounds of coal.

This is the side view of the 10-inch Rider above. This engine was 1 of 3 used on a cattle ranch in Australia for pumping water for cattle.

This is Buster Brown and Darrell Lipp, who purchased this engine from a gentleman in Canada.

This is Lowell Wagner (stepping onto side of trailer), Buster Brown, Darrell Lipp, and Jim Blair.

This is Darrell Lipp, Allen Orendorff, and Robert Gruel turning the flywheel.

These Rider engines were made in 5 sizes: 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 inches. The size of the engines is determined by the size of the pistons.

These engines were designed to burn kerosene, natural gas, wood or coal.

Another picture of Darrell and Buster.

Another picture of Darrell and Buster.

This is a picture of Curtis Welch and Buster Brown is behind the engine.

This is a picture of a Rider Engine manufactured by the Rider-Ericsson company.

This is a picture of Jim Blair, Darrell, Buster, and Robert Gruel behind the engine.

This is a picture of Darrell.

This is a picture of Darrell Lipp, Curtis Welch, and Buster Brown.

This is a picture of a Rider Engine manufactured by the Rider-Ericsson company with an engine tag.

This is Darrell Lipp and DeWayne Lipp.

This is a picture of Darrell Lipp, Jim Blair, Buster Brown and Allen Orendorff are behind the engine and Robert Gruel.

This is a picture of Allen Orendorff, Robert Gruel, Jim Blair and Darrell Lipp are on the trailer and Lowell Wagner and Buster Brown are standing on the ground.

This is a picture of Buster Brown.

This is a ofDarrell Lipp and Allen Orendorff. Jim Blair and Lowell Wagner are standing on the ground.

This is a picture of Buster Brown and Allen Orendorff.

This is a picture of Austin Lipp, Curtis Welch and Buster Brown.

These are 4 Ericsson Engines that were at the show, more info on next page.