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@@benjifrater6077 cheers mate, it is a great engine.

@@biitimate3697 no mate, it’s kerosene. The flame is there to heat up the bulb otherwise it’ll be harder for the kerosene to combust so it is there to warm it all up, like a hot bulb in a diesel engine

I may have miss read the packaging as it was the first time using fuel gel and put about 40 mil instead of 20 mil of gel

@@TrainsovertheLittleParaRiver I know, was meant to be a short but wouldn’t work sorry

@@anythingvintage2952 I prefer videos. I just watched it a couple of times

@@TrainsovertheLittleParaRiver fair enough. Once I get enough of these videos of single/twin cylinder tractors, I’m planning on making a compilation of them

@@anthonygiglio9860 cheers mate 👍

Lynton miniature railway

@@anythingvintage2952 still doesn't help Only one I can find on Google is in the UK

I believe Villiers made kickstarts with mark 10, 12 and 15 for washing machines although they made two stroke kick starts for reel mowers and motor bikes, I have 3 mark 10 kick starts including the one on the plucker and I think all mine came off washing machines. The plucker I believe was made in 1954 but I failed to mention I think it is homemade as I’ve never seen another like it and there is no official branding or Id on the machine. They aren’t too hard to get going. I’ve rebuilt a couple, essentially the Australian/English Briggs and Stratton. They are a very basic engine, parts are easy to find and are extremely cheap.

Warrnambool I think

Yeah mate, I think you made a few shots if you look closer. Cheers

once a year i think.

Yeah you're welcome. I think the Streamliners 2022 event was to get funds for the CL17.

yeah. still a long way out, since streamliners 2022, it has been moved to seymour heritage railway centre where work has been commenced on it.

@@anythingvintage2952 I've heard there's an event that's gonna happen in October Long Weekend 2024. Will CL17 be completed in time for the event?

i don’t think so due to how much work is due left on it however it could be. that’s a question better left for a seymour heritage rail centre member

@@anythingvintage2952 we'll just have to wait and see.

fair enough. the W’s are terrible but may i ask. how did you get sent out the windscreen and the bonnet?

cheers mate, it is a scratch built locomotive but it does resemble the australian willis mogul

yeah, little. the front pony dropped a little causing it to hit on points so when we fixed it we ran the light engine to make sure it wouldn’t hit anymore. steam locomotives never get tired, they just loose puff! thanks for watching and commenting.

cheers mate

cheers mate👍

Cheers mate, always a great weekend up at goldsmith. I had a great time too, hope I will get a display up for the next one too.

No problems, neat tractor. Sound good

fair enough mate, hit and miss engines are fairly popular down here in australia. they are very interesting and mesmerising to watch.

cheers mate, thanks for watching and support

@@anythingvintage2952 >>> You're Welcome.

cheers, been meaning to sort out for a while now, next project. i’m planning on repainting and putting decals on to make it look original again