[modeleng] Re: Oil
- From: The Sheppard Residence <psbr20252@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2006 07:45:11 +0100
Bede,
You have cited the only two methods that I use.
You can usually take it off at the cylinder end and move the ratchet
round by hand and see a small amount come out to give you some confidence.
Don't forget, if the level goes up, you need to sort out the check valve :-)
Cheers
Peter
Bede McCormack wrote:
> Glad my account of sealing the old Conway boiler may have sparked an
> idea or two...
>
> Now that I've sealed it up put this engine back together, I've
> developed this unwarranted fear that the cylinders aren't getting oil
> from the mechanical lubricator. Other than disconnecting the cylinder
> end of the lubricator line or waiting to see if the oil level in the
> lubricator goes down, are there any means of checking to see that the
> cylinders are getting the oil they need?
>
> Cheers,
> Bede
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