Hello, Fellow Train Modelers;
I thought I'd try to build the engine for MSTS after a good friend supplied me with a set of Ian Beattie plans of the little 0-6-0. However, I'm a bit mystified by the device attached to the right side crosshead guide hangar.
It seems to be a crosshead driven water or lube pump, but I can't be sure.
Of course, most of the few photos I have are of the left side. Can any of you steam wary railfans over there shed some light on this for me?
Information on British steam is quite rare in the States.
Many Thanks;
Steven D. Myers
GWR Class 13xxpt
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I think, but don't hold me to this, that it's a vacuum pump for the brakes...not sure as i say, but it may be of help...
Spearmint
Spearmint
Romance! The season tickets mourn,
HE never ran to catch his train,
but passed with coach and guard and horn,
and left the local, late again!
Confound Romance, and all unseen,
Romance brought up the 9:15!
'The King' by Rudyard Kipling (1902)
HE never ran to catch his train,
but passed with coach and guard and horn,
and left the local, late again!
Confound Romance, and all unseen,
Romance brought up the 9:15!
'The King' by Rudyard Kipling (1902)