This is great stuff. I haven't seen anything else like this on RUclips. Looking forward to more. Even more importantly, thank you for the work you are doing.
I suspect that your rivet popped, because earlier, (in the previous video 0, you had been heating the inside of the smoke box to dislodge the crud, and created a heat stress on the plates, and that particular rivet, gave up first, relieving the overall stress
Was this locomotive rescued from a scrap yard hence the missing steel portions ? where will the missing parts come from for this restoration, another engine I d guess since very few if any of the manufacturers exist.
Im just starting to get out of highschool n ive done small scale work like this. N id love to help but im from texas. :/ Doubt im any where near an engine in need of restoration Only ones near me are Durango n silverton And theres another narrow gauge 3" but i dont remember the name of the line
Why was there so much water coming out of the piston valve at the beginning of the video? Good luck in the restoration work! Also, is this a cosmetic or complete restoration?
Build up of moisture between the covers was frozen solid & with the heat from the rosebud melted said condensation making it easier to remove the cover(s).
This is great stuff. I haven't seen anything else like this on RUclips. Looking forward to more. Even more importantly, thank you for the work you are doing.
Rick, listened to both videos. Great work.
Good luck, and keep on.
That is totally awesome what you're doing there I've been watching
Nice job Rick!
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I suspect that your rivet popped, because earlier, (in the previous video
0, you had been heating the inside of the smoke box to dislodge the crud, and created a heat stress on the plates, and that particular rivet, gave up first, relieving the overall stress
From the way you are working on it, I’m guessing you’ve been around the block before.
Was this locomotive rescued from a scrap yard hence the missing steel portions ? where will the missing parts come from for this restoration, another engine I d guess since very few if any of the manufacturers exist.
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so this thing is gonna be finished in 9 months an your the only one working on it?
1:46 boy, that must have been hard to remove that cover
Nice job man. Please do something with the camera so it doesn't pic that much wind noise.
round band aid on mic will cut wind noise
Is that a Narrow Gage Engine?
yes it is a narrow gauge locomotive. 2 foot gauge, it seems.
Im just starting to get out of highschool n ive done small scale work like this.
N id love to help but im from texas. :/
Doubt im any where near an engine in need of restoration
Only ones near me are Durango n silverton
And theres another narrow gauge 3" but i dont remember the name of the line
Why was there so much water coming out of the piston valve at the beginning of the video? Good luck in the restoration work! Also, is this a cosmetic or complete restoration?
He wants to get a demonstration loop for this thing to run on, so operational restoration
Von Gruenheit Nice! Do you have any idea of when it will be done?
Build up of moisture between the covers was frozen solid & with the heat from the rosebud melted said condensation making it easier to remove the cover(s).
Dang: now I see it. Quite a bit of water.
Really need a wind break for the microphone
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I love these videos but it's very hard to hear what is being said. maybe a mic would help.
you need to invest in a wind sock for yor microphone i turned the sound off its so bad
he man the wind is to loud it cover your voice, put a foam on your mike
is this really worth to be restored? very bad condition, much missing parts...
well, good luck!
Looking forward to your progress.
It actually is pretty GOOD condition believe it or not
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round band aid on mic will cut wind noise
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