Awesome work and great craftmanship!!! I know what im talking abaut we are steamers from germany. I love that engines very beautiful!!! Take alook at my channel to see one of the last N&W "Y6b" in Germany . Best wishes from here and power further so!!!
Prototype West Side Shays were oil fired. California had a bounty of oil and no coal deposites. Coal was used on the East Coast and parts of the mid-west were coal deposites were readily available. Also, coal embers are more likely to spark forest fires.
Awesome work and great craftmanship!!! I know what im talking abaut we are steamers from germany. I love that engines very beautiful!!! Take alook at my channel to see one of the last N&W "Y6b" in Germany . Best wishes from here and power further so!!!
bra5187 2 months ago
Those engines are works of art!
jkmek99 1 year ago
That look like fun
titoiskool83 1 year ago
This is probably a dumb question haha but do you know any how is or has built a Climax or Heisler type logging engines?
UPrailroad 1 year ago
does rich ulin still build? these are amazing looking shays
fireutility21 2 years ago
He does. He offers castings and and also builds whole engines.
CaptainHarlock999 2 years ago
how long would it take to steam the engines so you can run them?
4dairyairs 2 years ago
how much do they cost and do you need to assemble them ?
losangelesboys 2 years ago
ah comon why arent they coal fired
tweetsie12190 3 years ago
Prototype West Side Shays were oil fired. California had a bounty of oil and no coal deposites. Coal was used on the East Coast and parts of the mid-west were coal deposites were readily available. Also, coal embers are more likely to spark forest fires.
CaptainHarlock999 3 years ago
Great videos.
Thanks for posting this historic event.
Dave Fontes
wsshay 3 years ago
I love the videos - keep them coming!
jbrunsonjr 3 years ago