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Indicates a Stuart Turner Sun engine. I have a finned compressor which looks so much the same it cannot be chance but I cannot find any mention of it in an ST context. Is it a one off or were they available in this form?

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Kim Siddorn

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KS> Indicates a Stuart Turner Sun engine. I have a finned compressor which KS> looks so much the same it cannot be chance but I cannot find any KS> mention of it in an ST context. Is it a one off or were they available KS> in this form?

KS> regards

KS> Kim Siddorn

My S-T stuff seems to be hiding, but I'm pretty sure that the compressor appears in the 1940 or so models catalogue

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I bought it specifically to drive it with a small engine in order to get a reliable supply of compressed air at events. Even keener now I know it's that old. Gosh. Only looks recently made, too.

I'll go and peer at it with renewed interest!

Thanks for that Nick.

Kim Siddorn

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Catalogue intro states that the compressor was newly introduced. Perhaps someone with a selection of post-war catalogues could tell us if it reappeared after the unpleasantness and, if so, when it was withdrawn.

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