Lion Assembly

2001-04-03 Thread Harold Wantiez
Hello everyone, I have built two Lions and will be glad to provide any assistance, comments, etc for other builders.  It goes together quickly and runs great. Nick Wantiez

RE: Steamy Adventures to Begin...

2001-04-03 Thread Charles W. Walters
Joe, Wish her great luck for us! Chuck Walters - President Central New York Large Scale Railway Society http://home.twcny.rr.com/cnylsrs "Ten-foot modelers rule" -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Joe Betsko Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 6:

Re: Ruby burner

2001-04-03 Thread vrbass
"M. Paterson" wrote: > Accucraft has a new burner assembly for > the Ruby and newer engines. The new and old style are > not interchangeable I bring this up as this may be > an issue in the future for those of us that have the > first 100 to 200 units. I was not advised as to when > the ch

Steamy Adventures to Begin...

2001-04-03 Thread Joe Betsko
Hi Folks, My wife received her Lion kit today. She was thrilled to find out that the first step involves assembly of the cylinders! Nothing like starting out with the important bits first. Hopefully, she will get it done in time for one of the PLS run days. -- Regards, Joe Betsko Pennsylvan

Re: Ruby burner

2001-04-03 Thread M. Paterson
Two weeks ago I made the drive to San Leandro and the Ruby shop. Accucraft has a new burner assembly for the Ruby and newer engines. The new and old style are not interchangeable. The new burner is thinner and bolts to the backplate of the boiler rather than the press fit of the old. I bring t

Re: a good evening

2001-04-03 Thread trotfox
The interesting part was trying to get my Ruby (which is in at least four pieces) to run around the line. We finally managed when John came up with a pair of binder clips that we used to hold the J-bar in place! I had no idea there was so much force on that reversing valve. ;] It was wonderful

Re: Ruby burner

2001-04-03 Thread Walt Gray
Thanks Vance, my Ruby has a set screw already installed on the bottom of the burner body. The jet holder is firmly in place thanks to pressure exerted by the gas supply line. That, plus the teflon tape on the jet's threads, seems to be doing the job for me. Cheers, Walt Gray > vrbass wrote:

Re: a good evening

2001-04-03 Thread SALTYCRABB
In a message dated 04/02/01 11:46:29 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I returned a short time ago, after having some good Texas BBQ with John Thomson and Landon "Trot Fox" Solomon, then running some lokies >> Vance I always admire a man who has his/her priorities in ord