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Twin MSM Pevensey single cylinder horizontal mill engines running off a MSM gas fired 4" copper boiler.

A great Aussie engine.

That is a great setup Jim!
Those MSM engines are so nice. 

Cheers Philip.

I really love these engines, and do have one myself, but having two is obviously twice as nice. Having them symmetrically reversed so they are essentially a mirror image of each other is simply brilliant!!!

Thanks Daniel, they do make very nice model engines. I do like my Stuart boilers, but the MSM boiler is just so easy to use.

Thanks Jan.

Yes Gil, its not a plant. These are orphans and its easy to build up a temporary 'plant' I've made them all modular so to speak.

How did you go on the East Coast with the storm that hit the US, were you far enough North to not be affected?

Yes Gil, its not a plant. These are orphans and its easy to build up a temporary 'plant' I've made them all modular so to speak.

How did you go on the East Coast with the storm that hit the US, were you far enough North to not be affected?

Hi Jim, August 4th out power went down 6 days as 70 mph winds, a couple tornadoes, and rain did it's job. 3 of 4 roads leaving our neighborhood were impassable from downed trees and power lines.

Right now we have a lot of rain overnight and through the next day from the remnants of Hurricane Laura. This is the one that hit the Lake Charles, Louisiana and Port Arthur, Texas areas as a category 4 storm with 150 mph winds at landfall. While we are getting the rain and a few thunder storms, the wind here today is quite gentle.

Gil

Quote from: Jim on August 27, 2020, 07:00:30 pm

Yes Gil, its not a plant. These are orphans and its easy to build up a temporary 'plant' I've made them all modular so to speak.

How did you go on the East Coast with the storm that hit the US, were you far enough North to not be affected?

Hi Jim, August 4th out power went down 6 days as 70 mph winds, a couple tornadoes, and rain did it's job. 3 of 4 roads leaving our neighborhood were impassable from downed trees and power lines.

Right now we have a lot of rain overnight and through the next day from the remnants of Hurricane Laura. This is the one that hit the Lake Charles, Louisiana and Port Arthur, Texas areas as a category 4 storm with 150 mph winds at landfall. While we are getting the rain and a few thunder storms, the wind here today is quite gentle.

Gil

That's great to read Gil, so glad you didn't get hit hard again.