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The Regular Stuff: Chat, Buy, Sell, Off Topic, etc. => General Discussion - Model & Toy Steam Engines – Stirling Cycle – Flame Lickers – Small Antique Originals => Topic started by: Randy Tucker on March 29, 2020, 03:09:49 pm
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Really nice idea and runs great. Good looking too. Good job.
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That's pretty cool Randy .... I'm sort of surprised Tom Sr. didn't come up with a like unit!
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That's neat Maxwell. Thanks for sharing it. I've never seen that before. Glad everyone likes my creation.
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Randy, excellent modification, and it works great. I am sharing my 110 year old Bing self propelled steam generator. This one comes with an engagement & disengagement lever and reduction gear in case one would like to run the oscillating engine only to prop a toy or a line shaft only. I have also seen similar designs by Plank & Marklin.
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Great creation Randy..!!!
Love the 30's and 40's style wood base!
Gil
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That's a beauty. Randy, couldn't you just turn the genny/engine around to point the exhaust away from the boiler. The steam line can turn to the left.
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Great set-up!
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I like it
Well done
Cheers
Dennis
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A self powered generator....absolute genius creativity , really neat Mod Randy .
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That's a pretty nice setup boss
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I have already drilled exhaust ports out to the side. Bad thing is it blows on boiler now. Going to get some brass tube and make 90 degree exhaust pipes to turn it away from boiler. The mount I made for cylinder blocked off the original exhaust ports.
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8) 8) That is an AWESOME Modified Engine!!

Are you going to route the exhaust somewhere else to keep it from spitting all over the generator?
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Think I have it now.
https://youtu.be/rB1yl2XGdtE
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Every time I go to add attachment it post it for some reason. Don't know?
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Still trying to get pictures up.
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Can't seem to add pictures.
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Got bored ( stuck at home over Covid-19 lockdown) so I come up with this modified engine/generator.