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Lovely video but was the driver camera shy or scared and jump off?
I think it wants a driver.

Have you got any information on the loco pulling the Wheldon wagon?
Looks like a good time was had by all.

To me it sounds like it running dry [needs more oil].

The book is pub. by Light Railway Research Society of Australia Inc. ISBN 0 909340 38 2 [HC] or ISBN 0 909340 39 0 [SC].
The book is a history of tramway and stock with photos and drawings.
IAN

I like your loco chose.I have a Fowler and its run mean miles.Have you got the book"The Innisfail Tramway"?

May I second it "WELL DONE"

My RUSSELL has the cutouts covered over and it goes round 4ft radius curve.

I like to locos to work including manual locos.
Gradient are OK.

Would putt in an exhaust regulater make the engine run slower?

The idear of exhaust regulator is to stop engines runing away on gradients.
It sound like "Phoenix" is over oiling.
Happy steaming.

A good place to start wouldbe the book Industrial Narrow Gauge Album by Andrew Neale.

Cheddar valve gear is a coupe of a valve gear by John Turner [modified marshals]

Is thet conversion losely based on Beira railway No 1?
That another loco on wish list.

spooner wrote:I think it is a Steamlines model based on W.G.Bagnall loco

Iam sorry I didnot make it clear that I was talking about the blue engine.

I think it is a Steamlines model based on W.G.Bagnall loco