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craigctt 26th June 2010 12:48 PM

D2 Headstock
 
Headstock wanted for early Fowler D2 roller. Also an injector.

weidner 26th June 2010 03:44 PM

Craig , I fancy that all original Fowler D2 headstocks were the same . John Allen replacements were made stronger .You know that you can borrow mine as a pattern , and the drawing is available . Headstocks are in short supply , and usually damaged , so you might recover your costs on a pattern .

Marcho 26th June 2010 05:03 PM

D2 Headstock
 
Agreed mine is the same and was replaced by Jacksons.

8_10 Brass Cleaner 26th June 2010 05:16 PM

Craig,

I take it Dave did not manage to get the one that went with ''Queen of The Boyne''?

I am told that cast iron welding in Coalville can do miracles with the similar design Marshall cast headstocks, perhaps worth giving them a try?

weidner 26th June 2010 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 8_10 Brass Cleaner (Post 118756)
Craig,

I take it Dave did not manage to get the one that went with ''Queen of The Boyne''?

I am told that cast iron welding in Coalville can do miracles with the similar design Marshall cast headstocks, perhaps worth giving them a try?

Good idea Hedd , but because the headstock doubles as a very inadequate smokebox and chimney base they can get very thin . Not really one of Fowlers' best bits of design .

craigctt 26th June 2010 05:33 PM

Thanks Bob for the offer of the loan, I just thought they may be one sat out there for sale before I go down other avenues. Hedd, Dave didnt get the one you have mentioned. He did tell me he new were it was but the guy wanted to sell the rolls with it, which I didnt realy want. I might give him a ring later and see what he can do. Thanks all.

Broken Firebar 27th June 2010 09:28 PM

It is a shame if Q of B's gear is sold off.

We sent it to MLB's as a complete package as I felt that all its convertable bits should stay with it as far as possible.

8_10 Brass Cleaner 28th June 2010 10:35 AM

Craig,

There is one other D2 headstock I know of.

The D2 Roller Mike Sheardown has once had two.

The one currently (?) fitted is a replacement, a spare that came off a D2 once belonging to Clee Hill transport. Dick woolley had it as a spare and it went with the engine to Don Pritchard and then Ken Watkins, who finally fitted it to replace the original.

Its original, I am reliably told, had gone thin around the blast pipe. Now either Mike now has this one, or I hope it is still with Ken Watkins in Leintwardine.

Tony I would agree about QOTB keeping convertable gear, however the realist in me thinks that a cracked but usable headstock would be better on a pallet with QOTB and a good headstock fitted to Craig's Roller.

craigctt 28th June 2010 10:45 AM

Thanks Hedd I will make some enquires.

craigctt 31st March 2011 11:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 8_10 Brass Cleaner (Post 118894)
Craig,

There is one other D2 headstock I know of.

The D2 Roller Mike Sheardown has once had two.

The one currently (?) fitted is a replacement, a spare that came off a D2 once belonging to Clee Hill transport. Dick woolley had it as a spare and it went with the engine to Don Pritchard and then Ken Watkins, who finally fitted it to replace the original.

Its original, I am reliably told, had gone thin around the blast pipe. Now either Mike now has this one, or I hope it is still with Ken Watkins in Leintwardine.

Tony I would agree about QOTB keeping convertable gear, however the realist in me thinks that a cracked but usable headstock would be better on a pallet with QOTB and a good headstock fitted to Craig's Roller.

Hedd, I have got the headstock off Ken yesterday. It has some damage around the bottom of the blast pipe, but is miles better than the one on 9005. We are going to try and weld it up. If it works I will be chuffed, If we make a balls up of it, then I am no worse off than I was last week. Besides losing a few quid.


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