Re: Kim's S-T pics

Mar 16, 2005 1 Replies

Lord above - I do get a consistent hit rate on that album that hovers between 130 and 180 a week (overall stats for the webpages varies enormously from lows of 3,500 to highs of 10,000 a week) and I cannot for the life of me see why.



Right, this being the case, I really ought to try and expand the album and would be grateful for any decent pics of Stuart Turner engines to aid that move. Please Subject the e-mail **ST web pic** and say who I should credit plus any caption. I'll get them up as they come in. Please feel free to pass this request on to other NG's etc.



regards,



Kim Siddorn. The Darhads keep Genghis's ceremonial butter lamp lit and every year they perform the ritual filling of his wooden bucket with mare's milk. The bucket, it is said, leaks in the direction that will bring the Mongols prosperity. Is the DOW or the FTSE any better?


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> >Do a google search on "stuart turner" and Kim's webshots page appears at No.
> >5 out of 19,900 results!
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> >Feel the power ;-)
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> 4th out of 20,000 on mine, so there... :-))
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> (But I did put a hyphen in between Stuart & Turner)
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> Peter
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> Peter A Forbes
> Prepair Ltd, Luton, UK
> snipped-for-privacy@easynet.co.uk
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"Kim Siddorn" wrote (snip):

Announcing pics of P5LY on this NG and marine engines discussion board about four days ago produced an 'excess' of about 200 hits over weekly background (I only use the free service so do not get a detailed breakdown). Please feel free to pinch as your album has clearly become somewhere where folk look for info on S-T.

BTW. I had a thought (ouch, it hurts!) about that updraft carb - As S-T seem to have been the type of company which was always willing to modify it's products to meet specific customer requirements, could this carb perhaps have been for an application where the engine was required to operate with the cylinder lying horizontally?

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