Faraday Lives! First start in many years...
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1800isbest. Check out my 165 vids of our Ruston on the derwent valley railway. Just rebuilt the engine. A bit smokey to begin with but running in and getting better now.
No need for easy start here.
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Wrong person mate - I've got nothing to do with trains and come here as a diesel fan as opposed to a train enthusiast. I think the problem with easy start in diesels is down to the volatility of the ether vs. that of the diesel. With the E-S burning that much easier and the compression in the diesels being so high, I think it combusts too early putting excessive strain on the rods etc and causing lower compression hence needing more easy start to start and hence the "addicition" thing.
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@GingerPhilG its ok just for once etc our ruston 165 wont even start now as we cant get any air pressure on it due to compressor problems :( does yours have its donkey pump fitted still ?
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The Health and safety brigade have probably banned the use of a flaming rag now.... I'd think the easy start is ok given the situation i.e it's long period of inactivity as long as it's not a regular occurrence.
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easy start on a rushton very naughty they will get addicted to it
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We got one of those. Great motive power. Wish ours was an electric version though. Well done guys
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Was that a can of Easy Start I saw .......
Hopefully not the normal way to encourage a start = surefire way to shorten an engines life coz they get addicted to it
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Good to see the old gal running again. Takes me back ooh about 5 years.
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She was last used aound 2009!
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She last pulled a train around 2009 or some where around there. We could use Faraday to haul brake van ries up the incline as we used to.
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Sounds good
OH MY GOD!!! Listen to the old donkey!! Wish i was there!! She will be pulling passengers to duffield before you know it!
MrBenbo96 9 months ago
@MrBenbo96 Not much chance of it pulling a passenger train unfortunately, not through train brakes.
pcgenius9 9 months ago