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@jshawbitter
@jshawbitter Месяц назад
Love it
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 месяца назад
Hi Graham, This was a special one day steam event at Winterbourne House and Gardens in Birmingham on Sat 24th August.
@Curly472001
@Curly472001 2 месяца назад
Hello Trevor, where was the exhibition ? Rgds Graham
@harryfaber
@harryfaber 2 месяца назад
Wonderful! I picked one of these up, in rough condition, so naturally did 'research' by watching YT! Lovely to see one running well.
@Curly472001
@Curly472001 3 месяца назад
Nice Trevor.
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 6 месяцев назад
Hi, I’m not sure of the year this train came out. I can only guess 1950s/1960s. If you do some internet research you will probably find the answer.
@gillesbillault1515
@gillesbillault1515 6 месяцев назад
Hello,would you mind giving me year of realese of this clockwork joustra railcar for information early 1950? Yours faithfully.
@WillT_2006
@WillT_2006 6 месяцев назад
Brilliant job Trevor. Great to see the results following you talking about this a few weeks ago!
@pinduro1618
@pinduro1618 7 месяцев назад
Very nice. I love how brawny the 234 looks👍
@Curly472001
@Curly472001 7 месяцев назад
Love it Trevor. I can see you’ve moved the safety valve . Once I m back from Germany would like to arrange another visit if possible. I really enjoy my trips down to see you. Having got two 234’s with tenders , I would like to convert one to a tank like yours. With red one ,the cab is in poor condition. Bye for now Rgds Graham
@Curly472001
@Curly472001 7 месяцев назад
Hello Trevor, this afternoon I replaced the springs on the 300 I bought for spares and repairs.Also a touch of brasso on the cylinders. Connected it up the air brush compressor and away it went. It’s in pieces again as I need to paint the boiler. I quite fancy doing one my 234’s like yours as it looks great. Rgds Graham
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 7 месяцев назад
Yes, Graham, I modified this from a Bowman 234 loco which had already been slightly altered and had.lost its original paintwork. Thanks for your interest.
@Curly472001
@Curly472001 7 месяцев назад
Hi Trevor, that looks great. Did you build ? Rgds Graham
@legitbuzhuh
@legitbuzhuh 10 месяцев назад
lol
@juxtaposedlime2734
@juxtaposedlime2734 Год назад
How do you reverse this?
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 Год назад
The direction of travel depends on which way the crank turns. If the handle is horizontal, then pushing down will move the trolley in one direction, pulling up the handle will make the trolley go in the other direction. It sounds more complicated than it is, it is easy!
@fabiocusumano5961
@fabiocusumano5961 Год назад
Welke merk is die monorail
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 Год назад
Thanks for looking. The monorail is home made using an old Lionel coach body.
@PerryRobinson-gt6fy
@PerryRobinson-gt6fy Год назад
Lovely video and the train track looks so clean. How do you clean your track and keep it looking so good. I rant to improve the appearance of my hornby o gauge track. Do love seeing these old trains running…Perry
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 года назад
m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Q6GuUyE6ZTY.html Thank you! See other video
@matthewfelgate
@matthewfelgate 2 года назад
This is great.
@chico_caroco
@chico_caroco 2 года назад
Cool
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 года назад
Thanks for your thoughts, WV Radioman. I’m glad that watching this brought back all those memories.
@ericklein4282
@ericklein4282 2 года назад
I had that hand-operated, German-made, Helicopter toy in about 1965, that my Opa (German for grandfather) had bought for me from Germany. >>> It was GREAT fun.!! :-) >> That is, until the gear-box wore-out from too much usage :-( I also had another German toy (of the same vintage) which was a wind-up toy car, that had a single front wheel, that came with pieces of about 1/8" diameter stiff wire (a foot long or so each), that came in both straight and curved pieces, that could be coupled together (with small brass female couplings) to make whatever shape track you wanted, which then the front wheel of the wind-up car (which had a groove in that wheel) would then travel along / follow the track you had laid-out.! It also had an optional spring-type wire (about 2-3 feet long) with a small handle at one end, and the other end could be "plugged" into the front of the wind-up toy-car (which was the pivot-shaft for the front wheel), which would then allow you to just walk along with the car, and steer it along the floor without using the "wire-track".! Then there was another German wind-up toy (of about the same time) which was of a vintage "Formula-1" car (to just run along the floor), which had an actual differential in its rear axle, as I remember VERY distinctly, that once the car was wound-up, I could turn the car over, and was able to hold-still, either rear wheel, while the other / opposite rear wheel would then spin at twice its normal speed, and there was even a small hole in the bottom of the toy (at the center of the rear axle), where you could actually see the "action" of the differential-cage spinning / rolling over / around.! Actually, I still have my large-size (electrically heated) "Dampfmaschine" (steam-machine) with large flywheel, and a number of the associated, "factory-workers", mechanical-movement add-on toys, that are "driven" by thin steel-spring, drive-belts, and power is divided between all the workers & such, via horizontal, stationary shafts (with pulley-wheels) to bring the rotational power from the main steam-engine Flywheel to all the moving "stations" (ie: reciprocating saw, a water-well bucket system, a man making sausages, a wind-mill, a man hammering, etc., etc.) WOW., what incredible ingenuity AND quality my "Kraut" ancestors where able to come-up with in those days.!!! THANKS for "sharing" a video of your Helicopter.! :-)
@marcmurrell8827
@marcmurrell8827 2 года назад
Brilliant little engine
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 года назад
Hi Jean, yes you can use the video, thanks for asking, and I would be interested to see the finished result.
@jeanbrun394
@jeanbrun394 2 года назад
Bonjour, je prépare actuellement un montage sur les jouets Joustra et votre vidéo me permettrait de créer une animation enrichissante !!!! Me donneriez-vous l'autorisation de l'utiliser ????? Cordialement Jean Brun
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 года назад
Hi Tom, see classic o gauge forum for build log!
@tomc2705
@tomc2705 2 года назад
Looks like this works really well. I was wondering if you could tell me more about it. Such as what Meccano parts you used for transmission. As I would like to try something similar. Thanks!
@minedyourselfvlogs
@minedyourselfvlogs 2 года назад
Have you thought of making a motorized version of this trolley, like take the pump handle out and replace with an engine
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 года назад
Hi, the objective of building this trolley was to make a human powered vehicle rather than a motorised vehicle. I think we succeeded.
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 года назад
Thank you! When it arrived the motor wasn’t much good so I had to find and fit a replacement one. Much better now.
@janadden8762
@janadden8762 2 года назад
Nice
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 года назад
There are other videos of this trolley on RU-vid, under the same title heading. One shows the trolley just after it was made with the wood frame unstained, another is shot by me as I went down the track. The wheels and flanges are a bit small, the trolley tends to derail on points, but try finding suitable railway wheels …..they are too big and heavy! Have fun.
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 2 года назад
Hi, there aren’t any plans, it was designed by looking at other ones. Parts are readily available items such as wood, steel, bearings, etc. Wheels are car brake drums. Transmission is motorcycle chain. Just go for it!
@teddelphia1542
@teddelphia1542 2 года назад
Thanks! I'll see what I can do (I like the idea of using brake drums!)
@teddelphia1542
@teddelphia1542 2 года назад
It sounds very smooth! I'm hoping to design/build something like that: do you have any design plans or lists of parts??
@caroleast9636
@caroleast9636 2 года назад
Saw this parked in the station whilst visiting the railway…nice to see it in action.
@jamessimmons1888
@jamessimmons1888 2 года назад
I want to build a handcar to exercise with and enjoy the scenery on old railroad lines.
@indiantrainsr1739
@indiantrainsr1739 3 года назад
Speed 1mph
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
It would probably go about 5 or 6 mph. Any faster than that, the handles are moving too fast to hang on to.
@IndianRailwaysin4K
@IndianRailwaysin4K 3 года назад
The Semaphores 🖍🔵
@rungtiwasirinam8230
@rungtiwasirinam8230 3 года назад
What do you doing
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
Thanks! See also m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Yh-TwwstFhk.html
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
see also m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wdmu7PJU4_4.html
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
See also m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NehRp13agJc.html
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
To see finished loco video m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wdmu7PJU4_4.html
@Terrys-Steam-and-Bricks
@Terrys-Steam-and-Bricks 3 года назад
Ok, that’s way cool!
@sncf231e
@sncf231e 3 года назад
Looking good and running very well!
@That_Thicc_Cat
@That_Thicc_Cat 3 года назад
All I am confused about is why two well dressed men are using a handcar
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
I was waiting for that question to be asked! My colleague and I were in guards uniform for an open day on that railway when we managed to fit in a quick trolley demonstration video between guard duties.
@That_Thicc_Cat
@That_Thicc_Cat 3 года назад
@@treefind1916 ah alright, thank you for clarifying
@SHRIANANTMEDIA
@SHRIANANTMEDIA 3 года назад
It would have been a batter design if you design it with pedals, like bicycles, or boat.
@GrumpSkull
@GrumpSkull 3 года назад
Don't you mean pedals?
@SHRIANANTMEDIA
@SHRIANANTMEDIA 3 года назад
@@GrumpSkull Thank you,
@sockshandle
@sockshandle 2 года назад
To be fair this design type was incredibly common in the US (additionally it takes up minimal platform space the way it is so you can place a lot of tools/materials on board instead of having a seat with pedals
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
See also m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-37m1Kpqs_ik.html
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
Thanks for your interest Will, Terry and other viewers. Now that it is running well, the plan is to make a cab etc and paint the loco so it looks more realistic.
@Terrys-Steam-and-Bricks
@Terrys-Steam-and-Bricks 3 года назад
Awesome. I just love this.
@colton_fisher
@colton_fisher 3 года назад
Do I see a garret in the shed?
@treefind1916
@treefind1916 3 года назад
The maroon colour loco in the shed is a 4 wheel diesel loco made in the 1980s by loco builders Alan Keef Ltd.