Thanks for the replies, everyone. I just faxed over my order to Sulphur
Springs. With a little luck, I'll be steamin' by Halloween!
-Tom
Sulphur Spring also has Steam Oil for sale along with just about anything
else you'd need for gauge 1 live steam. Check them out by visiting the Steam
in the Garden site (www.steamup.com) and look under suppliers. Great site to
visit anyway.Earle
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From: "tom leaton"
Keith,
The Barber's chair reminded me of an incident at my shop. One of my customers
had a dental supply business, took in trade-ins on new items, etc. Somewhere
in my readings about unrelated subjects and trivia, I learned that a Dentist
chair was supposedly the first chair to be designed "ergo
From: "Tom Hudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: New Ruby "Mimi"
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 17:47:06 -0500
Hi all,
I just picked up an Accucraft Ruby #4 2-4-2 ("Mimi") and need to pick up
some steam oil
Hi all,
I just picked up an Accucraft Ruby #4 2-4-2 ("Mimi") and need to pick up
some steam oil for it prior to firing it up. I'm in the USA; can anyone
recommend a good supplier? Maybe someone with a Web ordering system so I
can get the order in tonight? :-)
Looking forward to my first live s
Personally, I make sure my wife has as much time and money for her interests
as I do for mine. Keeps both of us happy. If we aren't using something or
enjoying possessing it, there is always www.ebay.com to raise cash for some
new interest or thing or just to keep too much from piling up.
Gary - w
Keith, Harry et al,
Well, If I were to die tomorrow, no one could say I didn't wear out, ruin,
bust up and destroy a lot of locos!!. No neat cases, no machine shop, just
a hobby room (spare bedroom) of which our cat allows me a small portion to
use. Piped in compressed air while I "fiddle"--fol
Hello Everyone,
My wife, kids and family have no idea *what* some of the items in my
workshop are, much less how much they're worth.
A couple of years back while upgrading my insurance, my agent suggested
that I take pictures and/or video of my "stuff". I emphasized on items that
I had th
> 3. Unless there is a major change, all worldly goods will be donated
to
> charity with the proviso that Mr. Lunkenheimer cared for.
> Keep your steam up!
> Walt & Lunk
Walt,
I'm sure any number of folks would be happy to take your rail stuff. But
you can rest assured that if no one else does, My
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From: "Harry Wade" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I have an almost identical experience. ...
Although beyond retirement age he died unexpectedly, before
> producing the first chip on a model project.
Harry,
That actually happens quite a lot! But once again, if h
1. But he had FUN building the boxes and shelves! That's the real goal if you
stop, step back, look around and smell the flowers...if it don't smell
like flowers, maybe that person has an allergy and likes another smell.
2. An awfull lot of effort goes into building the elevated track sysyems
Bob,
I couldn't find any info in my files about RH gas jet I.D.'s.
Steve
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:Cgnr@;aol.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 9:14 AM
To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam
Subject: Roundhouse Jet hole size
Anybody have any idea what size t
At 11:00 AM 10/25/02 +0100, you wrote:
>Not entirely on topic, but this correspondence reminded me of the man who,
> . . . . . and then build some special fixtures and jigs
>When he died, his friends found a workshop full of odd shaped pieces
I have an almost identical experience. A en
Hi Mike.
All this talk about passing on and what to do with the railroad ;; I
tell ya if I cant take it with me Im not going
Graham S
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From: Mike Chaney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 2
Not entirely on topic, but this correspondence reminded me of the man who,
having retired from a demanding job, decided that he was going to build a model
traction engine. He set up well equipped workshop and declared that, to make
the job easier, he would start by making tools and attachments for
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