Trevor the traction engine livelihood was on the manor farm cottages land. His employment was doing nine-to-five agricultural general farming with the local farm equipment used for transporting beefy and bulky loads along the winding country roads of Sodor. Every day Trevor traction engine helps his employer to do the saw cutting of timber for the sawmill and firewood logs for burning wood to go into the steam engine boilers. After some years passed, his boss Jem Cole concluded Trevor to be mouldy, musty and behind the times so he shipped the poor little traction engine away to the locomotive scrapyard breakers for salvage & spares.
This is were Edward engine and James found him and they all became great companions. Edward came steaming to the rescue and convinced the Wellsworth church Vicar the Rev.Charles Laxey to go and acquire Trevor steam traction back from the scrap heap.Time now for planning for retirement home fun at the old vicarage wood, a large country garden orchard apple trees growing in the sunshine and little orchard flowers dotted across the green grass overlooking the dairy farm animals. The Wellsworth old vicarage wood is close to the seaside in the north part of sodor. Jem Cole sometimes borrows magical Trevor to do some work on the farmyard. There were big blowing violet storm winds,rolling thunder lightning strikes, it was raining cats and dogs.
After this Trevor was out of early retirement for a couple of days and assisted in the tidy up operation of the mountain forest pine wood in Sodor Forest.A live steam traction engine Trevor is getting older now enjoying taking an afternoon nap and the thing he likes best is joyful happy children riding in a wooden cart wheel hay trailer as he gives them a ride at the summer steam traction rallies.
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