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Two Blake ram pumps at Westonzoyland Museum
At Westonzoyland Museum
1938.
1938.

John Blake invented the Blake's Hydram in the mid 1800's. Another example of fine Victorian engineering, the Hydram is capable of pumping water using only the power of a flowing body of water. They are still produced today by Allspeeds which is testimony to its efficiency and simplicity. Their current website has all the details.

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