Stuart model steam setup. 501 boiler and s50 mill engine. 

Had to come back and watch it again. I enjoyed it every bit as much as I did a year ago. Thanks again for publishing your Stuart 501/S-50 rig.

To me that is absolutely stunning - thanks very much for making and posting the video. Regards, Aladair

Now 7 years later! A very good, basic and well thought out set up a beginner might aspire to, nothing fancy but practical, liked the exhaust steam collector. Good work. Thanks.

I know it is a while ago you made this video I just had to say how much I enjoyed it. them Stuart boilers are great, I use my 504 for all sorts

What a Beautiful engine, I collect PM Research and Jensen. Both are fabulous would love a Stuart one day.

What a great running engine! Looks great too!

Thats a great setup, John. Really enjoyed this video. :-)

Nice work!

Very nice Stuart S50 though as you say crankshaft speeds are much better than thrashing the engine flat out !

Thanks, Gil. I've got one of Geoff's (ozsteamdemon) chuff pots arriving soon all the way from Oz. Should look great with this setup. :)

Sweet!

Okay, I just watched the video till the end... - Yes, you have painted it :-)

You need to buy or make a boiler feed pump to pipe up to the boiler top up clack/check valve then it can be kept in steam.

Very nice Stuart engine! Have you repainted it? In another Video of your S 50 the flywheel is still in red colour... or is this another engine? Cheers Adrian

Very nice! What type of material is the main steam line tubing made of?

Hi, please i'm renovating a stuart 501 live steam boiler like yours. I bought the boiler used without all fittings, i would to buy them on the stuart site to complete my boiler. I see there are 6 trheaded holes in my boiler ( 2 on the top and 4 in the frontal face) and they are different in diameter and probably in TPI. Could you tell me every fitting what thread must have ? Thank you and beautiful work !