A bing 130/123

• A bing 130/123
  Posted by Nuvolari on 30 Aug, 2021 06:29
• The biggest tool of the restorer is patience…
  
  A 1909 bing 130/213
  This is one of the first engines that I started to restore on.
  I always loved it's tile patron.
  And I restore it at the time that it could run, but still had missing original parts like the chimney and the nickel plated water gauge holder.
  Last week finely the last piece, the water gauge holder. arrived and the restoration is now completed…
  Enjoy…
  https://youtu.be/3uwDEuFAz9w
  
  
  Cheers,
  Danny
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by Dampfopa on 30 Aug, 2021 11:38
• Quote from: Nuvolari on 30 Aug, 2021 06:29

  The biggest tool of the restorer is patience…
  

  
  ...which in this case has paid off 100%.
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• #2 Reply
  Posted by Woe is me on 01 Sep, 2021 08:38
• Very nice job Danny. You're right about the look of tiled base's. Good job.
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• #3 Reply
  Posted by Nick on 01 Sep, 2021 20:48
• That’s a very nice looking little engine    they got it all right on that one 
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• #4 Reply
  Posted by St Paul Steam on 02 Sep, 2021 06:34
• Very nicely done Danny.
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• #5 Reply
  Posted by yussufhippo on 27 Oct, 2021 07:04
• Another excellent restoration, Danny!
  
  And what a good runner! These oscillating engines tend to be underestimated - simple, but good workers. And I do like the reversing mechanism.
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• #6 Reply
  Posted by classixs on 27 Oct, 2021 10:48
• Love that base as well, great job!
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• #7 Reply
  Posted by tenniV11 on 27 Oct, 2021 12:49
• Good job and you are right - it needs patient to complete an engine.
  Chimneys, Burners, Sight glasses and Handles are the major parts that
  are missing. I like the Bing floor, Arnold
  
  I like the professional
  Credits of your film...
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• #8 Reply
  Posted by txlabman on 22 Dec, 2021 07:55
• I missed this thread previously Danny.
  
  A Bing up Job on the restoration. 🤠
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