| No.7 Horizontal Mill Engine Cylinder 1.5" bore 2.25" stroke In the period from 1885 to 1905 the mill engine was very popular for driving mills and engineering workshops until replaced by electric motors. |
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| No. 8 Compound Engine Cylinders 5/8"x 1 1/16" bores x 1" stroke This engine, which stands 6" high is suitable for installing in large models, built for long runs at scale speed. |
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| No. 9 Triple Expansion Engine Cylinders 7/8"xl.25"xl.75"bores x 1.25" stroke The most complete set of castings on the market with many features not usually found in similar models. Complete with Air Feed and Bilge Pumps and Condensor. |
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| No. 10 Single Acting Oscillating Engine Cylinder 3/8" bore x 5/8" stroke An ideal engine for a first attempt,as it teaches the correct use of the lathe and other tools Height 3 1/8" |
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| No. 11 Combined Engine & Centrifugal Pump Engine 1/2" bore x 1/2" stroke Impellor 1 1/4" A very neat little Auxiliary unit and a companion to the No. 9 Triple Engine. Height 4 1/2" Base 4 1/4" long x 2" wide |
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| No. 12 Beam Engine Cylinder 1 7/8" bore x 3 3/4" stroke This exceedingly beautiful model was based on the pumping engine installed at Maitland N.S.W. Currently the largest commercial beam model worldwide. |
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| No. 13 Air Compressor Cylinder 1 3/4"bore x 1 3/4"stroke 9" high A very useful workshop accessory for spray painting, tyre inflation,blow torch etc.Simple construction 575 r.p.m. gives 100 p.s.i. from 1/2 H.P.motor. |
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