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I wouldn't use Butane / Propane Mix in a Roundhouse Loco. The mix gas burns a little higher temperature. I think with repeated use it could cause problems to the boiler and boiler fittings.Chris wrote:Looks great, hope you have fun running it.
Ok, so I paid somewhat more, but I did get some 'free' rolling stock and other bits and bobs.
Really happy with mine, so hope you will be too.
So far I have only used pure butane. Instructions say only to use butane, but notice their website says that up to 30% propane is ok for some of the locos.
I got the butane in B&Q in the plumbing section.


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i think its the water top upalan2525 wrote:another outlet coming out at 45 degrees to it, is that being used or is it just blanked off?


Boring, switch on and off they go!!made-in-england wrote:Well i still think in my humble opinion that i would rather have a nice fleet of deseil locos but hey ho!







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