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	This photos shows four types of oil burners: 1) is a [[Railroad Supply Corporation]] dual burner with manifold. The piping could be redone to reattach both burners. There are two 1/8 inch [[NPT]] connections on the back side of the manifold for steam and oil. The Railroad Supply type burner was described by Chet Peterson in [[So You Want To Build A Live Steam Locomotive]]. 2) is a similar burner design to the RR Supply but is from Bob Reedy's Mogul articles in Live Steam. 3) is an Ed Spall lifting burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] November 1988. 4) is a [[Harold Timm]] type of burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] December 1983.		This photos shows four types of oil burners: 1) is a [[Railroad Supply Corporation]] dual burner with manifold. The piping could be redone to reattach both burners. There are two 1/8 inch [[NPT]] connections on the back side of the manifold for steam and oil. The Railroad Supply type burner was described by Chet Peterson in [[So You Want To Build A Live Steam Locomotive]]. 2) is a similar burner design to the RR Supply but is from Bob Reedy's Mogul articles in Live Steam. 3) is an Ed Spall lifting burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] November 1988. 4) is a [[Harold Timm]] type of burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] December 1983. From http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=103270

Dnevil at 19:42, 5 April 2016

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	This photos shows four types of oil burners: 1) is a [[Railroad Supply Corporation]] dual burner with manifold. The piping could be redone to reattach both burners. There are two 1/8 inch [[NPT]] connections on the back side of the manifold for steam and oil. The Railroad Supply type burner was described by Chet Peterson in [[So You Want to Build a Live Steam Locomotive]]. 2) is a similar burner design to the RR Supply but is from Bob Reedy's Mogul articles in Live Steam. 3) is an Ed Spall lifting burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] November 1988. 4) is a [[Harold Timm]] type of burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] December 1983.		This photos shows four types of oil burners: 1) is a [[Railroad Supply Corporation]] dual burner with manifold. The piping could be redone to reattach both burners. There are two 1/8 inch [[NPT]] connections on the back side of the manifold for steam and oil. The Railroad Supply type burner was described by Chet Peterson in [[So You Want To Build A Live Steam Locomotive]]. 2) is a similar burner design to the RR Supply but is from Bob Reedy's Mogul articles in Live Steam. 3) is an Ed Spall lifting burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] November 1988. 4) is a [[Harold Timm]] type of burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] December 1983.

Dnevil: This photos shows four types of oil burners: 1) is a Railroad Supply Corporation dual burner with manifold. The piping could be redone to reattach both burners. There are two 1/8 inch NPT connections on the back side of the manifold for steam a...

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This photos shows four types of oil burners: 1) is a Railroad Supply Corporation dual burner with manifold. The piping could be redone to reattach both burners. There are two 1/8 inch NPT connections on the back side of the manifold for steam a...

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This photos shows four types of oil burners: 1) is a [[Railroad Supply Corporation]] dual burner with manifold. The piping could be redone to reattach both burners. There are two 1/8 inch [[NPT]] connections on the back side of the manifold for steam and oil. The Railroad Supply type burner was described by Chet Peterson in [[So You Want to Build a Live Steam Locomotive]]. 2) is a similar burner design to the RR Supply but is from Bob Reedy's Mogul articles in Live Steam. 3) is an Ed Spall lifting burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] November 1988. 4) is a [[Harold Timm]] type of burner that was described in [[Live Steam Magazine]] December 1983.