I came across my Dads copy of the Newnes Pictorial Knowledge Vol5 aand in the back is a rather nice fold out model of a GWR Castle Class loco with all the parts numbered and identified, expect the holigan has rippec the last page and the missing numbers unidentified.
So, what are all the bits 103 onwards ?
Or better still, anyone got a photo of the missing page.
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Ps I sort out some better pix.
pps I've bollocked the old man ripping the pages in his old books, back in the late 30's
141 = Flux Capacitor
117-left flange
and an Interositer.
🙂
correction vol 6. not 5
Ill have a stab at some of them...Cant see the numbers properly for some
I do have a vested interest. I drive their diesel counterparts for a living.
103 brake pipe -vaccuum
104 Ashpan
105 fire bar
107 firebrick arch
108 firebox
112 regulator
117? safety valve
123? firetubes
136 seat
137 driver
138 fireman
140 injector cocks
143 reverser
146 tender connection - vaccuum pipe
147 tender connection - water for injector
152 water pick up control wheel
154 probably sight glass for tender water
155 coal
156 water tank
157 pick up pipe
160 draw gear
161? oleo buffer
162? sole bar/frame
164 brake cylinder
167 brake rigging/rodding
169 draw gear
170 brake pipe for train
171 brake reservoir
172 water scoop
175 sander
Wow.How do you know this stuff ?
Better picture as promised...
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Wow.How do you know this stuff ?
Just have a bit of an interest in the mechanics of them. They're utterly
fascinating. They're all quite similar in their operation
I drive these on a daily basis...but they're nowhere near as complicated.
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Truly, all human knowledge is here!
I love the inclusion of the driver and fireman as parts.
96. Dirt shute.
Some proper suggestions.
126. 127. Journal box for where bearing.
129. Leaf spring
168 brake pad