Video # 72 - 5" inch Gauge Petrol Electric Generator Locomotive Part 5

[@antonr91]

Hey Man, I know its been my dream my entire life. Thank you so much for that comment about housed bearings as I think that could solve all. I thought about something like that, but didnt know it existed, so i will have a look for those. Yes suspension would just complicate things on this loco. Yoy are very right about the cooling, as I do believe the engine is having to put up with quite a bit of resistance from the generator, so hot hot hot. I do have 4 suffolk suspension springs though :)

[@park103]

Congratulations, excited to see it RUN. Cheer-up, keep on following. :)

[@antonr91]

Thank you park103, I know you always been a fan of the locomotive videos I upload, so thanks for that and stay tuned buddy

[@clearprop]

First comment for a while, I think! Great project and is pitched perfectly for those who aren't loco experts. I learned a lot - Thank You!

[@antonr91]

Yes i think ive found the ones on ebay, their are only a few, and they look like exactly what i need. Yes well i really cant see myself adding suspension to this loco, the most likely thing is it will be left as it is, as it works, so im happy about that. its money money money with these locos though

[@park103]

Please use Google search for "semi-shop" and find parts you may need for projects. Use google translate too, Good luck.

[@rydermike33]

Well done Anton and thanks for the videos. Something I've always wanted to do, build a small loco either in 5 or 7 1/4 gauge. Your sterling effort has given me fresh heart. rydermike33