Apopros nothing, this appeared in my FB today …. Not dead yet it appears …. https://www.facebook.com/bramleylinetrust?
Happy Christmas to all the team. Link is broken Ian?
Naughty boy ;)
That’s interesting thanks. Regarding stay length don’t forget that the two new boilers were said to have increased water space gap, to improve...
Exactly. That was my interpretation of the pictures that I’ve seen. To be honest I’ve not seen the assembly process, but those covers have to be...
AFAIK the fkexibles are welded inside but the outside is a radiused head able to swing slightly with lateral movement of the plate. This is sealed...
Other than seeing an inverted shot showing the bottom of the foundation ring I doubt you can tell?
Look up thread to my earlier post….. #4153
Probably the most plausible explanation so far ….
The fire hole door is central. Look at the flap catch and then upwards. Remember that the actual fire hole ring is rectangular on Meinigen boilers...
It ‘brand new’ though how many iterations there’ve been during its construction is open to question. See the Sept 23 article vs what’s landed in...
Sure, nothing wrong with a trial fit, though if iirc there’s no overhead crane in DLW2, so need to hire in a mobile one?
In response to posts above, firstly let’s just recap the boiler history…. Here’s my post from June 24 comparing the various iterations of...
Yes, I did state ‘flexible’.
Regarding the duff hydrant, this isn’t the first time that this has happened by some margin. Do these hydrants not get checked beforehand?
I’ve just taken a first proper look at the firebox back head ….. unless my eyes are deceiving me, the stay pattern is asymmetrical?! From the...
View of firebox from FB post. Anyone care to compare the flexible stay provision vs previous iterations of Tornado’s boiler before I find the...
Top Marx.
Great that the loco wasn’t bent then. The photo that appeared briefly suggested otherwise.
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