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MooseMan
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Here ya go les - the oiler is 26X12 mm including the cap, which is a simple hex head screw. See pics:
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Les
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Location: Bournemouth, Dorset.
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| MooseMan wrote: | Les, sorry, a large floating object got in the way of the Wilson restoration....I'll sort those pics and measurements for you ASAP....I now remember I'd promised those ages ago... 
If I don't post them soon, kick me....
BTW, I would've voted for the Wilson as EOTM, but I decided to be selfish and vote for myself  |
Thats ok, thanks for the pictures and the dimensions and if I hadn't entered an engine I would have voted for yours. 
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bessytractor
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wow how did I not spot this sooner?
Its wonderful Moosey! Really interesting, never seen one of these before.
I think though that you really should have that steam valve engraved
"volume"
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Les
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| bessytractor wrote: | wow how did I not spot this sooner?
Its wonderful Moosey! Really interesting, never seen one of these before.
I think though that you really should have that steam valve engraved
"volume"
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Have you not looked at the EOTM May 2008??
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bessytractor
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| Les Marsh wrote: | | bessytractor wrote: | wow how did I not spot this sooner?
Its wonderful Moosey! Really interesting, never seen one of these before.
I think though that you really should have that steam valve engraved
"volume"
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Have you not look at the EOTM?? |
Bessy has been busy 
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MooseMan
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| bessytractor wrote: | wow how did I not spot this sooner?
Its wonderful Moosey! Really interesting, never seen one of these before.
I think though that you really should have that steam valve engraved
"volume"
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Thanks mate! Les' example is in much better shape than mine, but yes, it's a great little engine.....very solid, goes like a bomb. I can't quite work out what the handwheel is made of, but I think it's wood!
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Les
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| MooseMan wrote: | | bessytractor wrote: | wow how did I not spot this sooner?
Its wonderful Moosey! Really interesting, never seen one of these before.
I think though that you really should have that steam valve engraved
"volume"
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Thanks mate! Les' example is in much better shape than mine, but yes, it's a great little engine.....very solid, goes like a bomb. I can't quite work out what the handwheel is made of, but I think it's wood! |
Mine was as bad as yours when I got it, it would not run at all, so it was stripped within 20 mins of me getting it, cleaned and painted and a hell of a long time fiddling with it to get it to run.
I have looked at the handwheel and it looks as is made from the same sort of stuff early circuits boards were made from. 
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James
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How could I miss this thread?!
Great engine Moosey!!
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