2" scale allchin traction engine cab ride view

[@MrBramMoos]

big fun running these kind of engines :)

[@charleskendall5972]

oh i know i love these models i rather have this than a full size!! i cherish this little machine!!

[@MrBramMoos]

@@charleskendall5972 Keep them steaming :)

[@mattseymour8637]

@@charleskendall5972 Oh yes very true! They great little engines. I have a 1 inch traction engine and she's a beauty but can be hard to keep in steam!

[@charleskendall5972]

@@mattseymour8637 i know what u mean, the 1.5 inch burrel road loco burned through coal like nothin! this one is harder to get enough draft and heat its eisier to burn with hardwood

[@charleskendall5972]

@@mattseymour8637 when it comes to using coal on this one its more difficult for some reason

[@williamburgess4732]

Hi Charles, pleased to see your engine running, I have now run mine 4 times and things seem to be getting better as it runs in, I think I will keep to a wood fire as much as possible as coal seemed to make for a dirty mess to clean up, injector still not working.

[@charleskendall5972]

hi william, my comments seam to not be appearing on my end

[@charleskendall5972]

im also going to just stick with wood for now pine and hardwood seems like coal takes forever to get going hot ill have to wait for cooler weather to see if my injector will pick up water they dont work when it gets hot out also use cold water in the bunker that helps..

[@williamburgess4732]

Thanks for your response I think we are on the same page, waiting for a better day to run mine agin.

[@charleskendall5972]

its good to here that you got yours running decent. did you get her to pull yet?

[@williamburgess4732]

Not tried to pull again yet, but hope to try as soon as the weather gets better for running.

[@johannesburing2417]

Runs really nice but I understand what you talk about the slipping rubberbands on the rearwheels seeing the right rearwheel

[@charleskendall6401]

I get pressure up then drive it then pressure drops I might have to open the blast pipe up a bit..

[@charleskendall6401]

Use superglue you have to move everything quickly because it bonds within seconds

[@charleskendall6401]

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