Boy oh Boy;
Are you guys getting mean. I'm sure that if you sent Vance your Sammie,
it would come back in pristine condition with a new cab on it courtesy of
Vance. If I had one I'd send it to him. Is it April 1st yet?
Phil.P. Reading,Pa.
> Salty,
>He's just trying to see if there's
Ok, I now know how to lag my boiler. =) Would it do any good to do the same
to the cylinder's? I know if I stop the loco for anything over 5 secs it
starts sputtering badly again...
Trot, the curious, fox...
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Salty,
He's just trying to see if there's anyone out here that's not very bright.
Now, it's my impression that most involved in the live steam avocation are
individuals blessed with brains and talent, if not good looks. Suckers we're
not.
royce
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In a message dated
Sorry I'm entering this discussion late, I guess I was _lagging_ behind.
Okay, bad joke, but I don't know any good ones.
Anyway, I've lagged two boilers, including a pot boiler. (I just lagged
the top, above the sidetanks.) It's really pretty simple.
As Vance said, there are any number of mate
In a message dated 00-03-23 23:34:15 EST, you write:
<< If someone
would send me a Sammie to mess with, I could have a wood cab
for it in a week or two. >>
Are you living in a dream world? Two questions. What are you smoking? and
why aren't you sharing it? -- Good luck. [:-)
salty
> When you say 'wrapper' are you talking abou lagging the boiler? Will our
> little girls benifit from that treatment?
In the case of Sammie's saddle tank, I was just talking about
applying a cosmetic cover with simulated rivet heads pressed into
it. Just a "realism" detail. Lagging will hel
When you say 'wrapper' are you talking abou lagging the boiler? Will our
little girls benifit from that treatment?
Trot, the thermally efficient, fox...
At 06:55 AM 03/24/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>Vance,
>
>From what Iunderstand, the cab and the saddle tank is one unit.
>Although Sammie gene
Vance,
>From what Iunderstand, the cab and the saddle tank is one unit.
Although Sammie generally looks appealing in standard trim, I personally
like the idea of a wrapper painted Russian Iron and a wood cab. Sorry,
but I don't have one yet.
VR Bass wrote: (SNIP)
>
> The other detailing
> Are there any Sammie fixes that need to be done yet? Or are we looking at
> the difference between a Mercedes and a Ford?
I think it's more like a Toyota and a Mazda. Both are good cars,
both are fairly reliable, but the Toyota's going to give you fewer little
niggling problems over the lon
In a message dated 03/23/00 7:34:29 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Are there any Sammie fixes that need to be done yet? >>
I've got close to 50 hours on my SAMMIE and it runs like a Swiss watch.
There were a couple of improvements to the MILLIE which found their way in
Are there any Sammie fixes that need to be done yet? Or are we looking at
the difference between a Mercedes and a Ford?
MikeE
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