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these guys were very helpful

not sure , sorry , i think there were two versions with different power . i will enquire

@@neonpike Thanks. Appreciated.

from the locomotives owner -Hi , you can refer him to our website, and this is the applicable page under rolling stock: www.gvlr.org.uk/rollstock/deutz10249.html All I can add is that the loco spent its entire working life at the Buttermere Green Slate co's Hodge Close quarry, www.visitcumbria.com/amb/hodge-close-quarry/

it took me a year to get all the parts together , sorry i dont have another in me

i thought i had ! your knowledge is obviously greater than mine . i probably should re edit - and upload this as i now realise that the panning in and out on moviemaker , reduces the quality of the images , and as these are the original paintings which the cards were printed from , they should be as sharp as possible

thanks , i tried to use wooden ones for gardening - after cutting anything wet the knife wouldnt close or open - something had to be done .

try J G airguns

@@neonpike I looked, the part is 45-046. There is nothing on JG airguns and I dont know the dimensions of the spring or anything either.

i was never able to get the spring out when i restored mine so cant help with dimensions - perhaps something from a ball point pen or several

all i can suggest is trying various springds - ive found that ballpoint pen springs are the solution to various problems

thanks , there was a gap when my old computer wasnt high tech enough to keep up with youtubes uploader

i should have thought of that !

there havent been any found - but recently a tunnel entrance has come to light at the side of the blast furnace , perhaps for loading the pig iron from that level into the largest of the shafts . perhaps steps will be found . it does seem odd that there was no way down from the surface - other than being lowered by rope

@@neonpike I have so many books on Butterley but there is very little about the canal tunnel and the "wide hole". I have seen the tunnel vents are still visible along the Coach Road, are they blocked off? Great model by the way.

@@rockfan3299 no if you get above , theres still water visible at the bottom . the first is behind butterley reservoir on a piece of flat land which used to be butterley sidings and warehouses , it has a flat grill and a handy viewing platform of bricks and rubble . the next is next to the coach road ( opposite side to the police Hq playing fields . this one is quite tall . i once saw a bunch of kids on top - one of them kindly took a photo down the shaft using my camera - and they didnt drop it down or anything ! water , and a lot of tree branches were in the water . theres a concrete piil box type structure next in line - nobody seems to know what this was . i suspect it could have something to do with repairs to the canal . the last vent towards golden valley is on private farm land so i know nothing about that one

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