On 15 Aug 2002 at 22:09, Matthias Warmbold wrote:
Where could I get a Goodal (or Clack) valve for my
Roundhouse Lady Anne
Matthias, I'll let one of our Roundhouse dealers answer this question
definitively, but I strongly suspect that the top-off valves for all the RH
locos use the same
The RH water top up kits for the basic series engines are designed to attach
at the backhead. They are kits specific to the basic engines and are not
the usual Goodall type valve most of us are used to. It is a bolt on kit
where you remove the stock steam regulator and replace part of it with a
Vance et al --
The question has come up a couple of times so I got the definitive answer
awhile back directly from Roundhouse.
Jim Crabb
TexasRoundhouse
Subj:Re: Water top up systems
Date: 07/17/02 11:11:07 AM Central Daylight Time
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (roundhouse-eng.com)
To:
Chuck,
Thanks for the info. I try to make it to Ron's
steam-up; Tom told me that Norm might attend too (I
had asked him who could sell me teflon wire.). I hope
to see you both there.
I need someone to check my RH pressure gauge and
safety valve, it blows off at 20 PSI. Either the
pressure gauge
If you've got a plug on the backhead, such as many of the early RH
boilers had, you can get a Goodall valve from Brandbright. I don't know
if the new boilers have this plug or not, but check to see. I don't
recall exactly what the price was, but it wasn't anywhere near bank
breaking.
I used to
Hi
The last Goodall valve I purchased was from Sulpher Springs Steam
Models ( quite a few sizes available ) but dont know what thread RH uses .
Anyhoo after the sad loss of Bob the service has been carried out by
another USA operation . maybe Vance knows who this person is .
Might
On 16/8/02 6:09 am, Matthias Warmbold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to try a different way of operating my
Roundhouse Lady Anne by adding water while under
pressure.
I have just checked the Roundhouse web site; they
offer a water top-up system for their basic series and
some
At 7:09 PM +0100 8/16/02, Tag Gorton wrote:
know the code for UK from Us
011-44 ...
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^^^
Dave Cole
Gen'l Sup't: Grand Teton Everglades Steam Excursion Co.
Pacifica, Calif. USA http://45mm.com/ mailto:[EMAIL
On 16 Aug 2002 at 14:02, cgprod wrote:
Anyhoo after the sad loss of Bob the service has been carried out by
another USA operation . maybe Vance knows who this person is .
The operation is still Sulphur Springs Steam Models, and the web page is still
at the same place:
Amen!! Thanks Vance.Their service is great and they have carried out
the service tradition of Bob and Carol Paule. In fact I know Carol worked
(and may still do so) with Tom and Diana in the transition.
Why? my own experience with Tom and Diana which has been excellent in a
difficult parts
I owe Tom and Diana Eaton an apology for mangling their name in my previous
note. I have no excuse for misremembering it, nor for not looking it up if I
wasn't sure of it.
It's Tom and Diana Eaton who are doing a great job at Sulphur Springs Steam
Models.
regards,
-vance-
Vance Bass
Matthias,
There will be plenty of folks that would be more than glad to help out. See
you next week! Norm will be there!
My Best,
Chuck
Charles W. Walters
Twin Lakes Railway CEO
http://home.twcny.rr.com/twinlakesrw
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Dave et al,
For those of us who are old and mentally challenged (like me) and who are
blessed with a very thrifty and understanding wife (like me), or who are
just plain rich (not like me )--The Aster A3 arrived today!! Thanks to my
dealer and the promptness of the distributor--Jerry H and
At 1:53 PM -0700 8/16/02, Geoff Spenceley wrote:
I apologise to NG ers--I love those scales too--and MUCH BETTER for the
pocket book! All three of my local steamers friends are NG--Like Larry
Buerer--a lister also--and Kevin Schindler whose pics always clutter up the
Summer steamups--Pleasanton
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