Hi John,
Thanks for your coal update. Do you have a contact you could share for your
new coal find. I have been looking for a source for my Black Adder.
Don
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From: "John Coughran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Thanks John,
I shall proceed--I'll try locally first, but I suspect I'll have to go direct.
Thanks again,
The Best,
Geoff.
Hello Geoff,
>
>Utah coal:
>
>Jones Firewood Yard
>4881 W. Rosecrans Blvd.
>Hawthorne, CA 90250
>PO Box 328
>310-372-0410
>310-575-4722
>
>AFAIK the bags were 40#, try
Hello Geoff,
Utah coal:
Jones Firewood Yard
4881 W. Rosecrans Blvd.
Hawthorne, CA 90250
PO Box 328
310-372-0410
310-575-4722
AFAIK the bags were 40#, try your local supplier or farrier supplier
-- good luck!
All the best, John Coughran, 310-318-1547, 1525-A Artesia Blvd,
Manhattan Beach, C
John, me Lad,
Where can I get that Utah coal and how much coal does the "bag" contain. I
need it for 3/4" scale locos.
Is Sacramneto on--I've heard nuttin'
Ta,
Cheerio,
Geoff.
Hello Tony,
>
>Your California coal sounds interesting, but if you are interested in
>softer coal you might try Uta
Hello Tony,
Your California coal sounds interesting, but if you are interested in
softer coal you might try Utah coal which makes a little smoke at start
and leaves a white ash with no clinker. I have run 20 samples from
Utah. Wyoming Powder River with the same results from each mine. The LA
Li
Hi John,
Always interested in hearing about your coal firing tests. I have never
tried either Signal Fuels or Dr Klinker yet. I have been using my small
stock of Anthracite sent from the UK. for special run occasions.
But most recently have been using some California coal discovered and
Glad to hear it Gary!!
Steam shortage is more likely to be a burner problem I suspect. try moving
the jet block in or out a bit.
Jim Gregg.
At 01:51 PM 2/15/02 -0800, you wrote:
>GaryB,
>Success! The shay now rips around my oval at top speed without leaving the
>rails. This is important since
thought you might like to see this ref Superior - sorry no phots
organsied yet but will be published in the UK in Railway Modeller. this
is a general railway modelling mag so some of the text may bring to mind
Granny's and sucking eggs. anyway it should provide an overview of what
is a very wort
Hey Jeff-
The only one I have details on is the forney. I saw it in person the last
time I was at Accucraft HQ (when I picked up my C-16) What I saw was
basically another ruby rehash with brass running boards a rear truck and a
nice looking brass cab/bunker with spring loaded doors that snap sh
