An older model which has only seen occasional use in the last owner's garden - the "registration number" and nameplate refer apparently to the builder's daughter and her year of birth, rather than the age of the engine.
It's come to us with no previous boiler history, although a twice working pressure hydraulic test showed up nothing other than a couple of beads of water on firehole door ring and stay heads which were dry in steam.
Well made in the first place, the engine, whilst somewhat grubby, steams freely and runs well - there's a clip of it here.
There are various jobs require attention, including:
scale | 3 inch |
length/inches | 48 |
width/inches | 29 |
height/inches | 30 |
cylinder material | cast iron |
valve type | slide |
valve gear | Stephensons |
reverser type | pole |
lubricator type | mechanical |
boiler maker | non-commercial |
CE mark | n/a - non-commercial |
working pressure/psi | 100 |
boiler type | locomotive |
boiler material | copper |
hydraulic test valid to | 6/Dec/24 |
safety valve(s) | 2 |
safety valve type | Ramsbottom |
mechanical pump | 1 |
road speed(s) | 2 |
differential | yes |