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Not really Morgan related, but about as reliable, I have just completed a 120 mile road run driving Frederick, my 1/3rd size Burrell traction engine.
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Tim,
well done. That does look a tad painful as a sitting position.


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Tim,
A beautiful engine and well done you. Having done a few road runs on my 3" I know how hard you will have worked.


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Originally Posted By John V6
Tim,
well done. That does look a tad painful as a sitting position.

Thanks John. Funnily enough, I seem to bend OK in the right places and don’t have any problems. However, you are stopping every 30 minutes or so, to check things, filling up a total loss lubrication system (and we thought Morgans were bad).

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Well done Tim, good effort for a worthy cause. My swmbo in law suffers from Parkinsons, and it's a miserable affliction.

£25 donated.


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Thank you Giles.
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I must confess that your post did inspire me to do a little browsing of steam engines on the Berrybrook site.


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Giles,

Good people, I sold mine to them last autumn.


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Berrybrook have saved my bacon today, providing a tool to enable me to do some essential boiler maintenance after the exhausting run. Sean very kindly donated £100 to Parkinson’s UK as well.

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Poor Merlin has been bounced out of the workshop / garage whilst Frederick has a 120 mile service.


I must say, that having made space for the 4/4, it gives a lot more room for working on the road locomotive.


Minor, but critical, components that need repairing (a damper rod pin) often lead to a major strip down to get access.


A major success story has been the red sticky grease that Cain (Wolf Automotive) supplies for Morgan sliding pillars: it worked a treat on the main axle bearings. Looking forward to the next outing at the Beds Steam Engine Preservation Society rally at Old Warden 14-16th September: if any TM members are attending, do stop to chat. We will be near the entrance.

Tim


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