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Jack, The blades bolt to the eccentric strap like your technique on the V&T's 'Dayton', a CP173 sibling so you are not out of line.
(You can see a shim!)

John

Hanson Rivet also has them.

http://www.hansonrivet.com/drive-screws.htm

He's the train guy at Hillcrest Farms in Reedley, California

http://hillcrestreedley.com/contact

PH: 559.638.2762
FAX: 559.638.2762
Email: HillcrestShops@aol.com

Hillscrest Tree Farm & Shops
6943 S. Reed
Reedley, CA 93654

John

Here's a blast from the past, in answer to another question:

http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/dow ... &mode=view

Built from "Baldwin Erection Cards"

John

Just the one page photo and data. Here is a scan:
John

SUPERSCALE PART NUMBER 11-38-250-U (1/4" nominal size, you tap for your piping system)

John

I'm of the school that has had several leaks, both plain and aerosol. Took a while, but over the years the cans rust out. I have cans with other chemicals, I think the Dykem's are the worst!

John

"Is it reasonable to assume the sand dome(s) are too cold to show at all, or is this an odd loco, or???" Sand domes are not cold. They are at least uninsulated from the boiler or have a steam coil in them to dry the sand. Wet sand is pretty useless. On the outside are steam actuated valves...

spro, do you have pics of a stock head??? I've wondered what this thing was for years, now I know! Thanks! I was born in Glendale too, probably we're both the same age!

John

I've been trying to figure out what this head is (came on a small Diamond horizontal mill) The mill came to me from Glendale. Could this be a Fray Type B head? Shares some features with a Type C head on a Fray in Tony's UK Lathe page.
John

I just worked with Leeson to come up with a line of motors with no shaft extension. The motor shaft is bored 0.500" ID x 1.5" deep with a 0.125" keyway broached. There is a 1.5" reference ring and an SAE 4 bolt pump mount bolting face. Allows me to bolt a hydraulic pump directly ...

On PM a link always takes you to a new window, On the Home Machinist it would be nice to select "always open link in new window" without having to right click every time...

John