MAMOD When Toys really WERE toys. Mamod SE2 Restoration pt1

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
  • Mamod SE2 static stationary steam engine. First look at this # MAMOD steam engine . First Steam for 30 odd years. Will the mamod still work ? This Mamod engine will be fully restored in upcoming part 2.

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  • @CB-RADIO-UK
    @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому +2

    She runs and runs well :-). Second part will show the stripdown and restoration so SUB not to miss that. Cheers catch you on the next one.

  • @davidcooke7744
    @davidcooke7744 5 років тому +3

    Hi ya Fred great video. It takes me back to the late 50s early 60s my mate had one we played for hours great fun. He also had a small aeroplane engine which was bolted to a piece of wood and we could run it in the garden eventually fitted it to a home made racing car and run it up the path. We used to go to Lewis’s in Birmingham to look at the toys. Happy days.

    • @CB-RADIO-UK
      @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому

      Happy days indeed. They still make them David :-)

  • @janbundell6434
    @janbundell6434 5 років тому +2

    You have rekindled my love of steam......terrific vid Fred.......Bob

    • @CB-RADIO-UK
      @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому +1

      Thanks Bob. Just finishing off the resto and then hopefully a Wilesco tractor new kit from germany.

  • @K5NOV
    @K5NOV 5 років тому +2

    Brilliant Fred got you a nice piece of kit there matey a nice little restore project hope to see the final result on here. Thanks for sharing

    • @CB-RADIO-UK
      @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому

      Thanks Lee. Look out for the restro video which will appear on here.

    • @K5NOV
      @K5NOV 5 років тому +1

      Will do

  • @johnnymac26
    @johnnymac26 5 років тому +2

    you are 100% correct fred 40-50's and to a point 60's British engineering was at its pinnacle proper steel and pride before we started throwing stuff away and replacing great vid as usual mate.

  • @shaneweightman
    @shaneweightman 5 років тому +2

    A nuns chuf , you say Fred , I say a nuns cruch but all the same great vid, will buy one one day cheers shane uk 🇬🇧

    • @CB-RADIO-UK
      @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому

      LOL a southern saying mate but means the same :-). Glad your well. Look forward to your next video.

  • @James_Bowie
    @James_Bowie 5 років тому +3

    The SE design goes back to the mid 1930s. I owned an SE Minor 1 in the 1960s.

    • @CB-RADIO-UK
      @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому

      Thanks James. I am glad there are still a few around.

    • @James_Bowie
      @James_Bowie 5 років тому +1

      @@CB-RADIO-UK Yep, the good quality metal toys from those days tend to be hung onto.

  • @rusty3110
    @rusty3110 5 років тому +2

    You should make a video about more stationary kits because you make it more entertaining and restoring stationary engines

    • @CB-RADIO-UK
      @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому

      Thanks Sammy. I like both stationary and rolling live steam.

  • @benwithers9831
    @benwithers9831 5 років тому +4

    Full Steam Ahead! Good one Fred. I had a basic stationary engine as a lad but eventually had it powering a boat. Excellent fun.

  • @Tobinindustrial
    @Tobinindustrial 5 років тому +3

    Nice video Fred. Having that throttle regulator incorporated into the design is a neat feature. The restoration should be a neat one. Good luck with it.

    • @CB-RADIO-UK
      @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому

      Thanks Andy. Resto is going very well. Thanks mate

  • @stephenwright8103
    @stephenwright8103 5 років тому +2

    Nice one Fred i had the same model back in the late 60s i like restoring things to and as you stated like most things nowadays quality has gone down i would rather pay a few pounds extra and get quality parts but that does not seem there way of thinking all the tank and pipes will polish up nice with Autosol i think originally the tank was lacquered but it obviously gets black with the burner. as with restoration i would get automotive heat resistant black spray not sure if you can obtain a new Mamod sticker failing that you could mask it up and spray round it.and probably standard car spray red for base would be ok followed by clear lacquer that's how i would do it but that's entirely up to you good luck....

    • @CB-RADIO-UK
      @CB-RADIO-UK 5 років тому

      Hi Stephen. Ive pretty much done everything you said :-) I masked the Mamod sticker and saved that. The boiler polished up well and i use BBQ paint for the housing. All will be shown in the resto video on here. Cheers.

  • @houstonceng
    @houstonceng 3 роки тому +2

    That is quite a late model. Certainly later than one I have from late 1940s. You can tell by the type of burner it has. Post the round, green meths tank and pre the solid fuel type.

  • @teescottageguyproductions
    @teescottageguyproductions 4 роки тому +2

    Fantastic video. I’ve subscribed

  • @gilloselton824
    @gilloselton824 3 роки тому +2

    I remember the wax tablets they smelled like rotten fish when you blew them out

    • @UK-CB-RADIO
      @UK-CB-RADIO  3 роки тому

      LOL. New ones do smell a bit as well.

  • @Noname-ny4vx
    @Noname-ny4vx 3 роки тому +1

    Hi

  • @jonprice6781
    @jonprice6781 3 роки тому

    Sort of..

  • @Ififitzisitz
    @Ififitzisitz 9 місяців тому

    3:46 this is called a superheater. What it does is boil off any remaining water in the steam, and make the steam as dry as possible while also increasing pressure. It is used because water inside the cylinder is not good.