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bogstandard:
Bit of an old resurrection going on here, but I thought you might be interested on how this engine is going on.

The gent who I did the work for sent me a link today

It is a bit of a long video, but I think he was carried away by being very proud of his boat, and by how well the engine performed after it was given a dose of looking at.

This engine will be returning to me in the near future, when my backlog subsides a bit, to have the bottom end refurbished. Then it should be good enough for another 40 years.

Bogs

Darren:
That's great.....even got a lump in me throat watching that.... :clap:

Bernd:
Bogs,

Nice job on that engine. Looks like a very smooth runner. I wonder if he runs on one boiler filing or weather he draws water from the pond. I don't remember seeing a water pump on it.

Nice vid, by the way.

Bernd

SPiN Racing:
Thats really awesome.. its really cool when you take the time and care to do something right. And to do a very special job (normal job at your level) of repairing, and refurbishing his baby... and then you see the result in the video of how much he treasures her. That really has to make it all worth it for you. Cause I am going on a limb here /WINK... I think you are not doing this stuff for the money :)

Good stuff :) Nice job John

sbwhart:
Real nice video that little boat is giving a great deal of pleasure to a lot of people.

Stew

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