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This section houses the otherwise unhouseable. Any articles which either fit into multiple categories from the site but not quite any one category, or just stuff which does not fit anywhere is here. I really cannot give you a better description than that, so take the chance and read the articles.



Johan PDF Print E-mail
Written by Paul Pavlinovich   
Monday, 10 January 2011 13:18

Right click this link and select Save Target As then save to your computer.

You can download the video from http://steamengine.com.au/johan/BelgraveToGembrook_Quick.wmv 

Paul

 

 
Links of Interest PDF Print E-mail
Written by Paul Pavlinovich   
Wednesday, 07 October 2009 22:12
www.stirlingmodels.com
Note that links to club home pages are kept with the club in question in the Club Listings Kid's Pages
Ok, here is a new section. I've noticed that more and more tallented kids are starting to build sites these days, and while they often don't hold a lot of information for the veteran they are of [ … ]
Last Updated on Monday, 01 November 2010 18:05
 
Lunkenheimer Lubrication Devices PDF Print E-mail
Written by Paul Pavlinovich   
Monday, 28 September 2009 23:22
senior
The images and text in this set of pages is from the 1908 Lunkenheimer catalog. I've reproduced them here to make identifying oilers and other attachments for our engines (both steam and internal combustion). Eventually I'll include some other items from this catalog, but this set is enough for now! [ … ]
Last Updated on Monday, 28 September 2009 23:28
 
Chronicles of a Country Works by Ronald H. Clark, submitted by Ives Trading, Australia PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Paul Pavlinovich   
Monday, 28 September 2009 23:18
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Product Details Product reviewed: Chronicles of a Country Works by Ronald H. Clark CDROM Book
Reviewer: Paul Pavlinovich, extra comment by Chris Henderson
Date Reviewed: 21 October 1999
Rating Key: 1 = Poor, 4 = Satisfactory, 7 = Good, 10 = Magnificent
Overall Rating: 8
Ease of use Rating: 8
Content Rati [ … ]
 
Review: Gasket Material PDF Print E-mail
Written by Paul Pavlinovich   
Monday, 28 September 2009 23:17

Chuck Balyeat of South Texas sent me some gasket material for review. The material is black in colour, about 1.5mm thick and appears to be a cardboard and asbestos material with metal (probably steel) mesh sandwiched in layers. The same sort of material is available in Australia under the name "Klin [ … ]
 
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