RYAN'S ALLCHIN TRACTION ENGINE - IN THE WORKSHOP

[@htmagic]

Keith, great video! Looks like the two of you had loads of fun and you imparted your knowledge to a younder generation.

[@keithappleton]

Yes it was a good day }:-)))

[@brianevans1946]

What a magnificent model...

[@01driver]

Really enjoyed this video :)

[@keithappleton]

Glad you enjoyed it ]:-)))

[@JohnnySteam]

What a lovely model. Excellent video Keith, thank you very much.

[@keithappleton]

Many thanks!

[@ajaxengineco]

A delightful model with good engineering standard & a conscientious owner. What more could you ask for?

[@JamesPetts]

What a lovely little engine.

[@TimsBitsnPieces]

That's a beautiful looking homemade traction engine.

[@dominicbarley3516]

A wonderful engine!

[@squishytacticalnuke6991]

Cool model

[@colinedward3147]

Nice really like the vid and feel good vibe about it 👍.

[@ian-c.01]

That looks like a very nice small model and it's powered by coal, fantastic !

[@charleshart6992]

Great!

[@keithappleton]

Thanks }:-)))

[@timodeporto686]

Lets hope the fish crate doesnt smell like fish, beautifull machine!

[@keithappleton]

no, it was as fresh as a daisy }:-)))

[@oxfd611]

Keith can a boiler be or should it be flushed like a car radiator, for debris buildup?

[@keithappleton]

Yes, using kettle de-scaler will periodically remove the Limescale buildup - on a Copper boiler that is. I don't use Steel boilers.

[@daily501]

Does anyone know how to time a twin cylinder oscillating stationary engine? Is it just a case of locking the counterweights 180 out? Many thanks