I got this from a retired engineer who was given it by an international engineering firm upon completion of a project at a paper mill.
A nice gift, that.
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wow...that beats a gold watch anytime! Beautiful layout.
Rog
That is a Stuart steam plant to be proud of, for certain and for sure!
Really puts the S-50 into a natural setting and makes it look like the industrial beauty that it truly is!!!
Beautiful Plant!! Can you tell if the dynamo has been painted red or factory? Usually only see them in bare metal, but I see it still has the tag and actually looks quite good painted.
A very nice S50 steam plant, i like the feedwater heater setup.
What a nice plant that is.
A really good looking steam plant - what a nice gift.
Great acquisition, Bob! You are indeed fortunate to add this steam plant to your collection. I also really like the feed water pre-heater.
Thanks for showing it!
Gil
Beautiful Plant!! Can you tell if the dynamo has been painted red or factory? Usually only see them in bare metal, but I see it still has the tag and actually looks quite good painted.
From what I can tell. It"s factory. I'll try to get a really close photo.
Can't get a photo of the dynamo just now. But it's definitely factory-painted.
Stuart Dynamo. 4v, 1A, 8000RPM
Can't get a photo of the dynamo just now. But it's definitely factory-painted.
Stuart Dynamo. 4v, 1A, 8000RPM
That is very interesting Bob as mine and all that I have seen in the past have been bare metal.
I'll trade my retirement plaque for that! Should have asked for an engine.
That's a very compact and desirable plant Bob.
Allan.
That is very interesting Bob as mine and all that I have seen in the past have been bare metal.
There are a couple of tiny chips in the paint, revealing bare metal, but if the builder painted it he did so by disassembling everything first. No runs, smears, overspray, paint ridges that I can see.