>Jim Curry wrote:
>>
>> To the list:
>>
>> Besides Roundhouse, does anyone know who makes/sells various boiler
>> fittings/valves, etc.? I've seen some valves with tiny round turn handles
>> but can't recollect who makes'm.
Jim,
Mike Chaney had some really nice ones but he is not really in
Jim Curry wrote:
>
> To the list:
>
> Besides Roundhouse, does anyone know who makes/sells various boiler
> fittings/valves, etc.? I've seen some valves with tiny round turn handles
> but can't recollect who makes'm.
It might be:
Coles' Power Models
PO Box 788
Ventura CA 93002
805-943-7065
Or
Keith makes a very good point here. The input I've received from him and
Peter have prompted me to revise the article and include the word
"modified". I've always assumed (perhaps prematurely so) this it was the
link assembly alone that constitutes Walschaerts principle. Greenly imply
this, but ne
Yup.
Funny thing about the laws of physics, there's a size limit (either way) on
what you can do with everything. Otherwise we could have Ants the size of
Horses and vice versa. Thankfully not! (Now there's an inside vs. outside
frame setup for ya.)
If Aster's gear can be described as a "modifie
>... and hope you didn't construe my notes wrongly.
Not at all my friend.
And I thank you for the kind words about the site.
I AM obviously wrong in the article however where I speculate about an
unworkable outside mounting for the Stephenson tho. In fact Peter Trounce
has responded with exampl
