Re: Loco blower

2000-09-28 Thread Robb and Cheryl DeVries
For a photo of the blower that is used at Green field village look at http://www.geocities.com/steamlogger/blower.jpg

Re: Loco blower

2000-09-27 Thread WaltSwartz
and for a time thereafter! Walt & Lunk

Re: Loco blower

2000-09-27 Thread Ktaylorlv
In a message dated 9/27/2000 10:08:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I don't want to get technical, but aren't the fans used to "get steam up" > really suckers, not blowers? The blowers are part of the locomotive, > bleeding > off steam pressure to create draught thr

Re: Loco blower

2000-09-27 Thread Jim Curry
Royce: The fans are suckers. "Caution, hot while in use." Jim

Re: Loco blower

2000-09-27 Thread Royce Woodbury
Hi listers, I don't want to get technical, but aren't the fans used to "get steam up" really suckers, not blowers? The blowers are part of the locomotive, bleeding off steam pressure to create draught through the flues until exhaust takes over this function. : ) royce Bruce Gathman wrote:

Re: Loco blower

2000-09-26 Thread Jim Curry
Bruce: Aster adapted the Wada style of fan a year or so ago. The old separate fan/battery was cumbersome. Jim

Re: Loco blower

2000-09-26 Thread Bruce Gathman
Those folks that I have seen lately prefer the Wada Suction Fan as it is all in one piece. Batteries are mounted on top of the fan unit and seems to work reliably.. On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 11:39:28 -0400, you wrote: >Wayne: > >Your local Aster dealer sells them or you can cobble something together

Re: Loco blower

2000-09-26 Thread Jim Curry
Wayne: Your local Aster dealer sells them or you can cobble something together from a small electric motor, fan blades, batteries, etc. Look at one (maybe an Aster) to get an idea. Jim