Newbie questions

Hi Mike,The attached on Peter Forbes website should give you a few tips.

-- Dave Croft Warrington England

Hi, & welcome to our strange oily world!

I'm in Bristol, so we cannot be far apart - you are welcome to e-mail me off list, we can exchange phone numbers and I'd be happy to chat about the hobby with you.

Regards,

Kim Siddorn, Regia Anglorum

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Hi Mike, Get ready to be an engine addict,once you start you'll be hooked.Might I suggest you take a trip to the Sodbury sortout near Newbury a week on saturday.There will be a wide selection of engines in various states for sale.If nothing else it will give you an idea of what you may take your fancy.If you want a simple engine to start out with you will probably be looking at a Lister D,Wolseley WD,Bamford or a Ruston PT assuming you want water cooled.There are usually a few of these around the sortout,you just have to have a good look around.If this is your first foray into engines I would advise you buy something in the rough but running category,that way you can pull it to bits and rebuild it without the worry of encountering serious problems and still end up with self satisfaction of having an engine which has been all your own work.That's my tuppence worth anyway.

Kenny Williams

The wild and Woolseley scotsman.

Would you mind giving more info on the Sodbury sortout. I'd quite like to go.

Mark

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Good old Google!

Arthur G

Thanks everyone. The webpage was just what I was looking for, and after finding my first copy of SE today, I've discovered that my nearest club meets about 15 minutes walk away from my house. I'll turn up at the next meeting if I'm home that week. Mike

Mike

I have to ask which club you are referring to. If it is the Bristol & South Gloucestershire Stationary Engine Club the details in the magazine are wrong (despite having sent two emails informing them of the change of venue). We now meet at the Coalpit Heath Village Hall (Miners Club) on the first Thursday of the month. If this is the club you were on about and would like more information feel free to contact me OG.

Regards

John Rogers

Yes that's the one John. Shame, I can walk to Shortwood and have a pint, but Coalpit Heath is a bit out of range, so will have to use the car. Thanks Mike Hale

Ahh, another one on the slippery slope! Welcome to the fold, Mike!

Coalpit Heath is a bit out of range, so