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This is the place to renew your interest. Anything you need, just ask. The knowlege we have here is legendary. col To tell you the truth, i dont know ill have to go and check it out,ill let you know as soon as i do. col Mamodman123 col wrote: To tell you the truth, i dont know ill have to go and check it out,ill let you know as soon as i do. col You've come to the right place either way col Thanks for the welcome, yes it is an sw 1 the only thing missing is the drive band and the steering rod,otherwise its only been used a couple of times nearly thirty years ago i think?i got a couple of those lengths you cut to size and screw together to replace the band today at stockton model shop, i didnt think to get the tablets for burning, ill have to get some when i can. col Mamodman123 col wrote: Thanks for the welcome, yes it is an sw 1 the only thing missing is the drive band and the steering rod,otherwise its only been used a couple of times nearly thirty years ago i think?i got a couple of those lengths you cut to size and screw together to replace the band today at stockton model shop, i didnt think to get the tablets for burning, ill have to get some when i can. col If it's the Green SW1 i'll be pleased to tell you it's worth a lot of money! especially more so boxed. By the sounds of things if it's only been fired a couple of times it should be in good condition too . The Blue version isn't worth as much but it's a very sought after model in general Enjoy it though Col, nothing better than an SW1 in steam col It is the green one with a red chassis,and is in like new condition,the box is a bit scruffy though but all there and intact,youve grabbed my interest now saying it might be worth something col Mamodman123 col wrote: It is the green one with a red chassis,and is in like new condition,the box is a bit scruffy though but all there and intact,youve grabbed my interest now saying it might be worth something col Well I can tell you something interesting here. Look on the ebay board and look at the thread entitled 'crazy' you will see one in tatty condition, unboxed for 103 pounds. So you can imagine what one in good condition and boxed would fetch on ebay . It's by far the best model! and it doesn't matter what the box is like! as long as it's present in a collectors eyes col Thanks for that, its made my day,but im afraid i probably come under a buy to keep type,as asked on another thread on here,it was a present at christmas when i was young so has sentimentle value to me, but im realy happy to hear its one of the best ones,i cant wait to give it a go,but being new to it all im not sure how to go on,with safety and procedures to fire up,its probably going to take me a while to get sorted due to work and things,but i will be definitely fireing it up as soon as i can,ill take a pic and post it if you like. col Mamodman123 col wrote: Thanks for that, its made my day,but im afraid i probably come under a buy to keep type,as asked on another thread on here,it was a present at christmas when i was young so has sentimentle value to me, but im realy happy to hear its one of the best ones,i cant wait to give it a go,but being new to it all im not sure how to go on,with safety and procedures to fire up,its probably going to take me a while to get sorted due to work and things,but i will be definitely fireing it up as soon as i can,ill take a pic and post it if you like. col I fully understand that . I still have my first Mamod and wouldn't sell it for the world! Just follow the instructions on your box and you should be fine!. I'll give you a small tip, just make sure everything is oiled properly and moves freely . I would love to see a picture too! they are wonderful looking machines! Worth hanging on to Mamods are generally safe, replacing seals (washers) is advisable on all the valves (whistle, safety valve and over flow). The whistle should be ok, as they are rarely removed, the safety valve is a good idea to replace washers on though col how do i put a pic on,sorry couldnt find a way,tried copying and pasting but no luck? col Steve_S Hello Col and welcome! Sounds like you've got a very desirable item there.... looking forward to seeing some pictures. Stockton? Well I'm from Darlington. Lots of steam history in those two names! Mamodman123 col wrote: how do i put a pic on,sorry couldnt find a way,tried copying and pasting but no luck? col You need to sign up to a Photo bucket account www.photobucket.com Once you sign up for a free account, you upload your pictures from your computer and it will save them all on the internet so you can then paste the actual pictures into the threads. An example of an image hosted by photo bucket is below: If you have any problems, just let me know col ok lets see if i can do it col great stuff,heres another col Steve_S wrote: Hello Col and welcome! Sounds like you've got a very desirable item there.... looking forward to seeing some pictures. Stockton? Well I'm from Darlington. Lots of steam history in those two names! Hi steve,i actualy live in darlington,have done since i was ten. col Mamodman123 Minter Alert People would rip your arms off to get one like that on ebay! Hold on to it will be worth much, much more in a few more years col thanks for the advice mamodman,i must admit im chuffed iv refound it,ill have to dig my traction engine out too,similar condition from the same time as the van,iv also just noticed on the lid of the box for the van it says spirit burner,i take it it doesnt use tablets? im sure the traction engine did? col Mamodman123 col wrote: thanks for the advice mamodman,i must admit im chuffed iv refound it,ill have to dig my traction engine out too,similar condition from the same time as the van,iv also just noticed on the lid of the box for the van it says spirit burner,i take it it doesnt use tablets? im sure the traction engine did? col I was just about to say you need Meths for that version which makes it even more desirable! You can get that from almost anywhere, Wilko's 1.19p, D.I.Y shop, cheaply enough . Just keep it out of the damp air Steve_S That looks really good Col! I'm no Mamod expert... but MM is, so I'd say you've got few quids worth there! So you live in Darlo! I went to Branksome school... er.. some time ago... early seventies. I bet it hasn't changed much. Sandman OOOh That does look nice. A cracker and no mistake. col Steve_S wrote: That looks really good Col! I'm no Mamod expert... but MM is, so I'd say you've got few quids worth there! So you live in Darlo! I went to Branksome school... er.. some time ago... early seventies. I bet it hasn't changed much. my brother and sister went there too early seventies,i went to carmel known as st mary s when i went, early to mid seventies.small world eh col col Mamodman123 wrote: col wrote: thanks for the advice mamodman,i must admit im chuffed iv refound it,ill have to dig my traction engine out too,similar condition from the same time as the van,iv also just noticed on the lid of the box for the van it says spirit burner,i take it it doesnt use tablets? im sure the traction engine did? col I was just about to say you need Meths for that version which makes it even more desirable! You can get that from almost anywhere, Wilko's 1.19p, D.I.Y shop, cheaply enough . Just keep it out of the damp air Thanks again mamodman,iv just had a quick look at your website,blimey you have a good collection dont you? Mamodman123 col wrote: Mamodman123 wrote: col wrote: thanks for the advice mamodman,i must admit im chuffed iv refound it,ill have to dig my traction engine out too,similar condition from the same time as the van,iv also just noticed on the lid of the box for the van it says spirit burner,i take it it doesnt use tablets? im sure the traction engine did? col I was just about to say you need Meths for that version which makes it even more desirable! You can get that from almost anywhere, Wilko's 1.19p, D.I.Y shop, cheaply enough . Just keep it out of the damp air Thanks again mamodman,iv just had a quick look at your website,blimey you have a good collection dont you? Thanks Col. it's no problem, it's what I enjoy doing so i'm happy to help as much as possible The collection grows when the money allows, I'm steadily branching into a couple of other areas like SEL and Bowman too , but nothing gets my attention more than a Mamod any Mamod! SPOKESMAN Welcome to the forum Col, a very nice SW1 Wagon you have there. Lewis Re: New member with renewed interest col wrote: Hi all, i found this site after seeing the official one was closed,new to steam but have had a couple of mamod for years,never realy bothered with them,but have a renewed interest in them now,i have the traction engine and the old van from the seventies ,havnt fired them up yet becouse they have been in the loft for about thirty odd years. col welcome to the forum col Wallace That's a great engine Col, fantastic! Hope you enjoy the forums, new members are always welcome!! Griffin Very nice SW1 you have there Col. Welcome to the Forum col Thanks all for the welcome, iv just dug out my traction engine from the attic,everything with it this time,and even better condition than my van ,even four tablets of solid fuel left in the box that came with it,thats how many times i used it all those years ago. col Mamodman123 col wrote: Thanks all for the welcome, iv just dug out my traction engine from the attic,everything with it this time,and even better condition than my van ,even four tablets of solid fuel left in the box that came with it,thats how many times i used it all those years ago. col wow sounds great Col! get some pics up when you can col No sooner said col Getting carried away now Mamodman123 wow both minters Col very nice! Still can't get over that SW1 when you going to steam them then? Lewis both very nice just like my sw1 the best mobile in my opinion col Im going to use the solid fuels to have a go with the traction engine tomorrow,and if i can get some meths ill try the sw1 too,i still have to attach the spring wires to the sw1 yet,seems a bit fiddly,ill see how i get on with it col Lewis put them on before the run though so you dont do what i did and get burned fingers Lewis thought id post a pick of mine up yours is nicer though col col Thanks lewisop.but dont forget i think mine was used only a few times at the most,its not even run in same as the traction,but thats a very impressive restoration,i took a peek at your website earlier col Lewis Thanks for looking at my website so how long have you been collecting ? Mamodman123 col wrote: Im going to use the solid fuels to have a go with the traction engine tomorrow,and if i can get some meths ill try the sw1 too,i still have to attach the spring wires to the sw1 yet,seems a bit fiddly,ill see how i get on with it col Try a stationary run first just to see how it goes! ITs a lot easier and you won't "lose control" col Mamodman123 wrote: col wrote: Im going to use the solid fuels to have a go with the traction engine tomorrow,and if i can get some meths ill try the sw1 too,i still have to attach the spring wires to the sw1 yet,seems a bit fiddly,ill see how i get on with it col Try a stationary run first just to see how it goes! ITs a lot easier and you won't "lose control" Good idea MM, ill do that thanks The truth is lewisop these have been stored since i recieved them as presents a very long time ago,iv just had a renewed interest when i found them in the attic and started to look about the web,so i havnt realy started collecting yet,but im on the look out now col Lewis so your more of a mobile guy then personally i like em both mobiles and stationarys but i buy more stationarys because there cheeper Mamodman123 col wrote: Mamodman123 wrote: col wrote: Im going to use the solid fuels to have a go with the traction engine tomorrow,and if i can get some meths ill try the sw1 too,i still have to attach the spring wires to the sw1 yet,seems a bit fiddly,ill see how i get on with it col Try a stationary run first just to see how it goes! ITs a lot easier and you won't "lose control" Good idea MM, ill do that thanks The truth is lewisop these have been stored since i recieved them as presents a very long time ago,iv just had a renewed interest when i found them in the attic and started to look about the web,so i havnt realy started collecting yet,but im on the look out now col How did you find these forums Col? Yes it will be a good idea to do a stationary run to see how they perform! If you've not run them much they may need a bit more running in so to speak James Ayup Col and welcome to the forums!! WOW! what a lovely pair of engines you have! if i had an SW1 like that i'd be dead proud!!! well done mate! take a look at my site www.mamods.piczo.com Thanks James (admin) James Ayup Col and welcome to the forums!! WOW! what a lovely pair of engines you have! if i had an SW1 like that i'd be dead proud!!! well done mate! take a look at my site www.mamods.piczo.com Thanks James (admin) col I browsed the mamod site some time ago MM,and when i found my van i thought i would take another look,it was closed,so i keyed in mamod forums and found some ones site with this link in, just chance realy,but the unofficial word gave me hope, i also recognised some of the names on here from that site so signed up,i cant remember if i signed up on the other site? Actually lewisop im quite interested in the static ones too,i like the look of all the tool set up, just thinking out loud , but can those tools realy be used in any way?i find the whole steam engine thing fascinating and have had an interest in steam trains and rollers ect for some time,but my imagination has been fired(sorry )with mamod and never realy apreciated what i have until recently.Are there more things that the static engines power,ie saw mills or more?i might be asking santa for something along these lines soon col col Thanks james, im realy chuffed with what i have,like i said before i didnt realy appreciate what i had till recently,so i am now taking more of an interest in all things steam. col Mamodman123 col wrote: I browsed the mamod site some time ago MM,and when i found my van i thought i would take another look,it was closed,so i keyed in mamod forums and found some ones site with this link in, just chance realy,but the unofficial word gave me hope, i also recognised some of the names on here from that site so signed up,i cant remember if i signed up on the other site? Actually lewisop im quite interested in the static ones too,i like the look of all the tool set up, just thinking out loud , but can those tools realy be used in any way?i find the whole steam engine thing fascinating and have had an interest in steam trains and rollers ect for some time,but my imagination has been fired(sorry )with mamod and never realy apreciated what i have until recently.Are there more things that the static engines power,ie saw mills or more?i might be asking santa for something along these lines soon col Some of the tools are just for show, such as the hammer and power press, some can be used but not to power tool effect obviously. I have a little saw: Ived added some weight to the saw and it could possibly cut through a match stick I guess thats using them kind of . If you like the stationary range look out for a mamod SE3 Well glad you found the site James Col- if you go on my site, on the videos page, there is a video of a static engine powering a full workshop. have a look! col thanks MM im glad i did too, the se3 eh? any chance of a pic so i know what to look out for,and are the new ones as good as the old ones or is the quality or build suffering with new technology as so many things seem to? col James theres a video of an se3 running on my site too! Mamodman123 Picture of an SE3? don't mind if I do Your TE1a and SW1 could power some tools but the SE3 would do a much better job! Twin pistons and just raw power! Steer clear of the new stuff! If you go through the forums you'll find a load of comments relating to the poor build quality of the newer stuff! SPOKESMAN col Well all i can say is WOW! so thats an se3 Are the new ones made in the same way? or would you recomend second hand?i would prefer to go new if they are as good as always how much are they? sorry about all the questions,ill settle down a bit before long col oops sorry just realised your writing below the pics, didnt notice it at first due to the shock of all those engines SPOKESMAN THEY DONT MAKE THEM ANYMORE. Was replaced by the SP5 from 79-85. The 'new' SP5 is poor. SPOKESMAN I rather foolishly bought one . . . . Mamodman123 col wrote: Well all i can say is WOW! so thats an se3 Are the new ones made in the same way? or would you recomend second hand?i would prefer to go new if they are as good as always how much are they? sorry about all the questions,ill settle down a bit before long col SE3's are not made anymore unfortunately, decent second hand ones pop up from time to time! The new Twin cylinder is the SP5 which as Mike will point out pretty poor! 40-50 for a nice SE3, the boxed ones have been doing a bit more though lately col points well taken but are there any new ones of any type any good to buy? col Mamodman123 col wrote: points well taken but are there any new ones of any type any good to buy? col Not really, the Mamod mobiles look fine, but i wouldn't buy any new stationary I would just get the second hand off ebay for a fraction of the price col I would but im afraid iv never bothered with plastic and never used it, always paid cash if iv had it col Mamodman123 col wrote: I would but im afraid iv never bothered with plastic and never used it, always paid cash if iv had it col You don't have to pay with credit cards or anything like that. You can pay by Personal cheque, or postal orders or anything like that!. You can sign up for a free account and away you go I would say around 90% of my engines have come from ebay! it's the cheapest and biggest source of Mamods Apart from that, you either buy them new, or off here.... then look at car boot sales I guess SPOKESMAN Junk/antique/second hand shops always worth a look. MooseMan Absolutely....also stick with groups like this and make useful friends! My engines used to come from EBay, now I almost exclusively buy through my little social network. ....or, save up and go to a steam fair. Steam Toys in Action, every February in Leicester, is heaven (and a surefire road to financial ruin). There are thousands of engines on display, and just as many for sale, and you can pick up some great bargains. Just leave your chequebook at home, take a fixed amount of cash instead, otherwise the consequences could be nasty indeed ....and that's only a fraction of it.....the traders' marquee (not shown here, this is the big shed) is also known as the Black Hole of Leicester - no cash can escape from its pull! Steve_S Yes... as Odilon says STIA is fantastic.... the smell of meths and oil... chance to look at and drool over all the engines... interesting chats with friendly experts... empty wallet... SPOKESMAN Id better not take any money then . . . . Mamodman123 Looks like we are ALL going there in February. It can't be more than about 10-15 mins away for me anyway Wallace I saw that fair on Moosemans site. Looks great. Is that where you guys are going? Mamodman123 Wallace wrote: I saw that fair on Moosemans site. Looks great. Is that where you guys are going? Yeah, you really should come Wallace, I know it's far... but it would be great to see you Although Leicester in february isn't the biggest attraction in the world Wallace Jeez I'd love to go, but I can't even afford a SE2 for now , not until my Mamod fund builds up again. With this hot weather though, it helps my overtime We are in the lotto at work each week, so there is hope Mamodman123 Wallace wrote: Jeez I'd love to go, but I can't even afford a SE2 for now , not until my Mamod fund builds up again. With this hot weather though, it helps my overtime We are in the lotto at work each week, so there is hope I wish you luck, if you win then there is no excuse Wallace I would honestly bite the bullet and do it if I won. I love flying, but I know that 15hr? trip would worry me for terrorists. Flying doesn't bother me, terrorists on plane do Mamodman123 Wallace wrote: I would honestly bite the bullet and do it if I won. I love flying, but I know that 15hr? trip would worry me for terrorists. Flying doesn't bother me, terrorists on plane do I know! I've never been on a plane, but this is enough to put even the most confident of flyers off col I have flown , but a few years ago i got on a plane at the back and got off at the front, i couldnt stay on, never flown since.my wife and son have been away with their family a couple of times too,but im afraid i wont now, col col I must admit,im a little confused i know the best quality statics are second hand,and probably the new versions of mobiles may not be as good as say twenty years ago,but i find myself drawn to things like a new steam car or showman engine,along with others,but i am unsure as to their quality?? is there any chance some one could do a quick list of good and bad maybe,it would be a great help to deciding what i may go for? And i would love to go to that show thats on in feb,but its the distant thing for me too,and getting the time looks like an aladins cave of great stuff too. col Lewis i would say all the mobiles are ok in quality just some of the stationarys witch lack build quality Mamodman123 col wrote: I must admit,im a little confused i know the best quality statics are second hand,and probably the new versions of mobiles may not be as good as say twenty years ago,but i find myself drawn to things like a new steam car or showman engine,along with others,but i am unsure as to their quality?? is there any chance some one could do a quick list of good and bad maybe,it would be a great help to deciding what i may go for? And i would love to go to that show thats on in feb,but its the distant thing for me too,and getting the time looks like an aladins cave of great stuff too. col Personally I think out of the new mobiles for sale the following are a good enough standard: SR1a steam roller TE1a traction engine SA1 steam roadster SAL1 Steam limosine FE1 Fire engine SW1 Steam wagon Infact i'd say most if not all the newer mobiles are techinically fine. As you said above, the older models do have a higher build quality and aged feeling to them. Plus the prices are much cheaper. You can buy a second hand TE1a off ebay for around 35-40 new they must be around 80-90. Depends what YOU want in the end The stationary models I definatly suggest buying off ebay. They can go really cheap, and again are of much better quality. Depends if you have access to ebay, but as others have said, check out antique shops and car boot sales for the REAL bargains. If you are really getting into the whole Mamod experiance, may I suggest the book 'Mamod, the story of Malins models' which covers their history from 1936-1996 is an excellent read, and will help you determine dates, model type and what to look out for . It's around 20-30 pounds but worth any penny, and I and many would personally recommend it MooseMan col wrote: And i would love to go to that show thats on in feb,but its the distant thing for me too,and getting the time looks like an aladins cave of great stuff too. col Maybe we should do a little poll on who lives where - do a spot of carpooling! Mamodman123 MooseMan wrote: col wrote: And i would love to go to that show thats on in feb,but its the distant thing for me too,and getting the time looks like an aladins cave of great stuff too. col Maybe we should do a little poll on who lives where - do a spot of carpooling! That's not a bad idea Mooseman, I only live in Nuneaton which is very close to Leicester as it is Sandman MooseMan wrote: col wrote: And i would love to go to that show thats on in feb,but its the distant thing for me too,and getting the time looks like an aladins cave of great stuff too. col Maybe we should do a little poll on who lives where - do a spot of carpooling! I.m all for that. Err! Could you pick me up on the way past MM?? Mamodman123 Sandman wrote: MooseMan wrote: col wrote: And i would love to go to that show thats on in feb,but its the distant thing for me too,and getting the time looks like an aladins cave of great stuff too. col Maybe we should do a little poll on who lives where - do a spot of carpooling! I.m all for that. Err! Could you pick me up on the way past MM?? hmmm a little out my way.... and i'm not sure your bowmans would fit in my boot Sandman Sandman Mamodman123 wrote: Sandman wrote: MooseMan wrote: col wrote: And i would love to go to that show thats on in feb,but its the distant thing for me too,and getting the time looks like an aladins cave of great stuff too. col Maybe we should do a little poll on who lives where - do a spot of carpooling! I.m all for that. Err! Could you pick me up on the way past MM?? hmmm a little out my way.... and i'm not sure your bowmans would fit in my boot Sandman Curses and blasphemes. I thought I'd cracked it then. Mamodman123 Id need a tow bar and trailer for your largest Bowman I hope as many people as possible can get there anyway Steve_S Mamodman123 wrote: I hope as many people as possible can get there anyway A group photograph would be good! col just been to catterick market,its on every sunday at the racecourse, nothing steam related on sale there but on a higher note my wife and i had a tray of pig in a poke each,mmmmm roast pork and stuffing col Mamodman123 col wrote: just been to catterick market,its on every sunday at the racecourse, nothing steam related on sale there but on a higher note my wife and i had a tray of pig in a poke each,mmmmm roast pork and stuffing col i've never seen a steam engine at a market or car boot etc... either Col One day..... buzz Mamodman123 wrote: col wrote: just been to catterick market,its on every sunday at the racecourse, nothing steam related on sale there but on a higher note my wife and i had a tray of pig in a poke each,mmmmm roast pork and stuffing col i've never seen a steam engine at a market or car boot etc... either Col One day..... I've seen a mamod engine and many tools at my local carboot col where was the car boot? BB? i must admit iv not seen any at scorton ,and thats suposed to be a big one in my area?but i supose its pot luck realy isnt it col buzz The one on the York racecourse behind what was terrys chocolate works Mamodman123 col wrote: where was the car boot? BB? i must admit iv not seen any at scorton ,and thats suposed to be a big one in my area?but i supose its pot luck realy isnt it col Anything like that will be grabbed from the sellers boot in seconds by dealers col I've looked at many Car boots, and never ever seen even one small tool, engine Roly Williams Mamodman123 wrote: ... Infact i'd say most if not all the newer mobiles are techinically fine. As you said above, the older models do have a higher build quality and aged feeling to them. Plus the prices are much cheaper. You can buy a second hand TE1a off ebay for around 35-40 new they must be around 80-90. Depends what YOU want in the end The stationary models I definatly suggest buying off ebay. They can go really cheap, and again are of much better quality. Depends if you have access to ebay, but as others have said, check out antique shops and car boot sales for the REAL bargains. If you are really getting into the whole Mamod experiance, may I suggest the book 'Mamod, the story of Malins models' which covers their history from 1936-1996 is an excellent read, and will help you determine dates, model type and what to look out for . It's around 20-30 pounds but worth any penny, and I and many would personally recommend it I agree with all that MM says there, especially about P S Malin's book - aka "The Bible". It's an excelent source of info for Mamod engines, but also a damned good read. There is also my own humble offering which was written for the beginner and concentrates more on the practical side of the hobby. You can see details on my web site: http://uk.geocities.com/rolywilliams/lst_ug.html But the best source of information is to ask on forums like this one and the Yahoo toy_steam group. col Thanks for that roly,sorry i took so long to answer, work and eyes closing problems ,im definitely going to get the bible at some point,looks like it will be ebay as no one seems to stock it in the shops col Steely Try Tony Green steam models. sparky ive only delt with him once seems ok James hes in lincoln isnt he?? col Cheers ill give him a look col Steely James wrote: hes in lincoln isnt he?? Yeh I know I bought my train set off him at Lincoln steam fair. col Well the roadster i was hoping to get is not on im afraid, its in tea chests in spain from when my friend was going to move to spain,ah well,ill just have to look about col Mamodman123 col wrote: Well the roadster i was hoping to get is not on im afraid, its in tea chests in spain from when my friend was going to move to spain,ah well,ill just have to look about col Unlucky Col, i'm sure you can find one over here! They come up on ebay quite often! col Never mind MM,so many models so little money also iv been trying to upload an avatar,but even though i got it down to 7 kbs it still says it has to be below 8 and doesnt load?,any ideas? col        The Unofficial Mamod and Other Steam Forum Forum Index -> Meet the members! Goto page 1, 2  Next Page 1 of 2