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Builds, Repairs, Show Your Machines! => Collections & Pictures => Topic started by: Mi Steam on March 03, 2019, 04:32:15 pm
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It is so nice to see another flag ship Jensen posted up on here.
Great to see. Thanks for posting the pictures up.
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Now there´s an incoming treat...
Gogogo Carl ! :)
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Thanks for the nice replies Gil, Jim, Nick, Roger, Jan, Bruce, Swift Fox, Ola, Larry.
I want to get some new Pixs and videos I just have to finish up with some things
on my honey-do list. ;D
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That's a swell engine Carl, one that I lust after but will probably never have - enjoy!
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Thats a great model you got there Carl !
I know you enjoy it. Impossible not to.
Thats a qualified opinion; as I got my own ;-)
I will post a picture & videolink to my version also.
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Nice to see another one of these flagship Jensen engines, i'm pleased Jensen reintroduced them a few years ago and it looks like they are selling well.
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I never tire of seeing these big Jensen's, & your is a beauty Carl ;)
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So beautiful...
Thanks for sharing Carl !
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I plan on making a water tower. I have a galvanize tank and working on getting the other parts.
Carl
Carl, I have found that stainless steel kitchen canisters used as cookie jars make wonderful water tower tanks. The metal legs on mine are just 1/2" aluminum angle stock sold at Lowes in 8 foot lengths...I needed two. Screws are 6-32 x 3/8" stainless...most wood screws which tap into aluminum nicely with a drilled starter hold and a few machine screws same size.
I used a Swagelok brand shutoff valve, but only because I had one in my parts box...there are much cheaper alternatives out there if you don't mind waiting 6 weeks for delivery from China!
Good luck making yours...a fun project.
Roger
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Carl that is one stunning engine.
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I would love to hear of your experiences with it. One thing I noticed was how great the water pump worked...had to constantly be filling that water cup or it would get sucked dry! Good problem to have!
Rog
I plan on making a water tower. I have a galvanize tank and working on getting the other parts.
Carl
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Carl, your engine looks grand. It is so nice that Jensen has once again started making the 50. Does anyone know how many they have made since the re-introduction of that model? The one I just worked on was signed by Andrew Guy on the underside, but there was no number.
I would love to hear of your experiences with it. One thing I noticed was how great the water pump worked...had to constantly be filling that water cup or it would get sucked dry! Good problem to have!
Rog
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What a Beauty Carl! Must have been very exciting to get one of the first few "new 50's"
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I never get sick of seeing these terrific engines, thankfully you all post lots of videos on YT so that I can enjoy seeing them being run.
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Thanks for sharing, Carl.
That is a wonderful machine...!!!
Gil
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Here is my Jensen 50.
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