Here is a list of all the postings Richard Newell 2 has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Finding a good home for my Dad's engine |
11/01/2021 10:08:25 |
I'm very grateful for this information and advice Phil. Thank you! |
10/01/2021 21:53:13 |
Very observant of you! My understanding is that Dad based his design on one of the French-designed engines that he observed when working in Nigeria in the 1960s. |
10/01/2021 20:57:06 |
Regarding the pressure testing, I know that Dad had it successfully tested, but I have found no evidence to prove that. |
10/01/2021 20:55:29 |
Thanks so much for your replies. I've uploaded some photos of the drawings to my album on this forum, and also to my Flickr account **LINK** I haven't found any drawings of the traction engine wheels yet. The engine is currently located in Chepstow (not too far from Bristol). I live in Devon. As you say br, there is some fine workmanship in that engine. I already have a number of Dad's projects though, and simply don't have room for this. I also think it should be worked on, rather than gathering dust in my spare room. Thanks again Richard |
10/01/2021 17:43:52 |
Hi everyone, I wonder whether you could give me some advice. My father, over many many years, was building a steam engine. Sadly he passed away before it was completed, it's fallen to me to find a good home for his work. I've uploaded soome photos to the album associated with my account. There are more photos on my Flickr account https://flic.kr/s/aHsmTzQrov What would be the best way about finding a good home for this? eBay doesn't seem appropriate really. I'm more concerned about finding a new appreciative owner than maximising any value. Really appreciate your thoughts, Thanks Richard
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