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Drilling and tapping the manifold for a cheesy 12v compressor after the original air fitting broke off. Still ghetto after all these years (Sorry, mum).
From the MSTEC Website:
Single cylinder cross-coupled ammonia compressor.
Used for handling ammonia based by products of town gas production at the Footscray Gas Works.
46th Annual Steam Fest at the National Steam Centre - Home of the Melbourne Steam Traction Engine Club
Yankang Plastic Machinery—
Blow Molding Auxiliary Machine–Air Compressor
Advantage
Single stage air compression design,stable air supply;
Inlet sound attenuation design,build a low noise working environment to user.
Drilled well series
Last friday couple man made to our summer place over 60 meters deep drilled well. They use that air for clean up that hole. It pump air to hole 24 hours.
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This original pulley was designed to run a flat belt but at some point the motor was retrofitted to run 3 v-belts still utilizing the flat main pulley. I would like to return the unit to it's original design a flat belt. Today I pulled the main pulley cleaned it up then spent hours dressing the riding surface of the pulley. It was black and stained. It now has a nice brite burnished look. Another thing I have learned, this is a fan pulley. It is designed in such a way as to act like a fan aiding in the cooling of the unit. May be common knowledge but I'm learning something new every day!
This is from my venture to St. Cloud this last week. I finally got to wander to Quarry Park with a buddy Steve, which I was really looking forward to, sadly we did not get to spend an ample amount of time, but enough for some great shots. I recommend clicking on "All Sizes" at the top of this photo