[SEL] Rusty runs again !

[Curt]

Jerry,
This is pretty nice! Have a couple of questions.

I've seen a few Rustons in Oz :-)     They all look like cast iron was 
in abundance at the factory. I don't see a pivoting axle on the cart. 
Are you able to move this around well?

I really like the wood work you did on the side of the box. That's 
pretty detailed router work of the RH logo. Tell us how you did this?

Curt Holland
Gastonia, NC


Jerry Evans wrote:

>Hi List
>	In February I posted about my 1949 Ruston & Hornsby PT which spluttered
>into life again after many years in a shed. (And much cussing and cranking).
>
>	Well I started his retoration about 4 or 5 months ago and last night he
>sprang back to life in his new finery. You will probably also remember my
>post about being insane and working through the night on an old "scrap
>yard" fire extinguisher - now you can see the result. He goes on show at
>our clubs annual show tomorrow. 
>
>	You can see him here:
>www.oldengine.org/members/evans/Rustydone1.JPG
>and here
>www.oldengine.org/members/evans/Rustydone2.JPG
>Cheers
>Jerry Evans in South Africa
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