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Rate Link: :::BoilerSaver Homepage :::
by Jim Conte on 01-20-2008 07:19 PM
Facts and information plus products to protect boiler heat exchange equipment from scale corrsion rusting save fuel maintain maximum capacity with water treatment
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Rate Link: Abrasive Blasters and Bead Blasters
by Harry on 03-17-2005 10:49 PM
I had found out the hard way that cleaning up rusty engine parts with steel wool and sandpaper just wasn't going to get me too far. After considerable research into what was available, I bought a model 99 abrasive blaster. Glass bead blasting is the...
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Rate Link: Animated Engines
by Harry on 03-15-2005 12:35 PM
Animated illustrations that show the inner workings of a variety of steam, Stirling and internal combustion engines. This web site began life as an experiment in web publishing, but has grown more and more focused on the animated engines.
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Rate Link: Babbitt, Journal & Type Metal
by Harry on 03-13-2005 04:27 PM
Tables of Constituent Materials
a) No Zinc or Aluminium (Aluminum) used in any of these compositions
b) Babbitt No10: This Babbitt is very fluid and may be used for Bronze-backed bearings, particularly for thin linings such as are...
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Rate Link: Charging a Magneto
by Harry on 03-20-2005 10:09 PM
by Ted Brookover.
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Rate Link: Chipmakers Metalworking World
by Harry on 03-24-2005 01:39 AM
Just because it worked for me and others, does not make any procedures described or used on these web pages as being correct, or the only way of doing it. Every effort has been made to make the foundry furnace and accessories as safe as possible....
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Rate Link: Electrical Engineering Training Series
by Harry on 05-08-2005 12:00 PM
Presents information on matter make up and behavior of matter, magnetism, methods of producing electricity, and direct current problem solving. Introduces alternating current theory and power supplies. Presents information on circuit measurements,...
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Rate Link: Electrolysis For Cleaning Delicate Parts
by kerogas on 03-22-2005 05:38 PM
This a really effective way to clean rust from parts and free frozen mechanisms that would be destroyed by other means. It is nowhere as complicated as some would have you believe. I throw 2 or 3 hand fulls of baking soda into 3/5th's of a plastic...
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Rate Link: Electrolytic Rust Removal
by Harry on 04-11-2005 10:54 AM
Does this all sound too complicated? Well, take it from a person who has a bead blast cabinet and a pressure pot abrasive blaster, electrolytic de-rusting is faster, cheaper, and easier than abrasive blasting. I’ve had my electrolytic vat in...
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Rate Link: Engine Animations
by Harry on 03-20-2005 11:22 PM
I'd like to make my Java-Applets as a subject matter also available to my colleagues teaching at other schools. The HTML-texts and the applets are allowed to be copied for non-commercial purposes. For the storage on a CD or a WWW-server you need my...
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Rate Link: Engine Photo Index - Don Siefker
by Harry on 05-01-2005 11:18 AM
Pictures from engine shows witn an index to Images, including my own engines and models.
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Failure To Reciprocate
by kerogas on 03-22-2005 05:50 PM
Photos of catastrophic engine failures of the flywheel sort, at home and on the road.
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Rate Link: Gasoline FAQ INDEX
by Harry on 03-18-2005 12:16 AM
The intent of this FAQ is to provide some basic information on gasolines and other fuels for spark ignition engines used in automobiles. The toxicity and environmental reasons for recent and planned future changes to gasoline are discussed, along...
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Rate Link: Home Page for Virtual Mechanisms
by Harry on 03-20-2005 11:33 PM
The mechanisms shown here are computed and drawn on the fly, that is, the positions of all of the elements are calculated, then drawn using a purpose-built drawing library built on top of Java's graphics routines. The drawing library is patterned...
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Rate Link: How to make a BUZZCOIL
by kerogas on 03-22-2005 05:40 PM
Here's a way to rig up a buzzcoil that works off of a 12V battery and can really knock your socks off. It works tirelessly in old style jump spark ignition systems. If you dont happen to have the real thing laying around, you might have the parts.
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Rate Link: How To Make Springs
by Harry on 03-13-2005 01:53 PM
This page will tell you how to make springs. Compression springs can be found in ballpoint pens, pogo sticks, and the valve assemblies of gasoline engines. Extension springs are found in garage door assemblies, vise-grip pliers, and carburetors....
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Rate Link: Ignitor Identification List
by Harry on 03-17-2005 10:48 AM
Over the past 27 or so years, my father and I have collected a fair amount of ignitors. This was so that we could build reproductions of these parts that were so commonly discarded by the original users. It only takes a quick examination of a Low...
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Rate Link: IHC and McCormick Deering Serial Numbers
by Harry on 03-14-2007 08:19 PM
McCormick Deering engine numbers from "The Gasoline Engine Yearbook" by Gary Pflum Many thanks for Gary for permission to put this on the web.

Famous, Titan, Victor, Mogul numbers from GEM May and June1985 Many thanks to...
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Rate Link: Line Shaft, Pulleys and Belting
by Harry on 03-22-2005 12:47 AM
There are many good methods of fastening the ends of belts together, but lacing is generally used, as it is flexible like the belt itself, and runs noiselessly over the pulleys. The ends to be laced should be cut squarely across, and the holes in...
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Rate Link: Machining and Metalworking at Home
by Harry on 03-21-2005 04:12 PM
This site is provided as a reference for those persons interested in home shop machining and metalworking. Many files deal primarily with metal lathes, milling machines, and metal shapers. There are also more general subjects dealing with drilling,...
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Magneto Service Information
by Harry on 02-13-2007 09:17 AM
Magneto Information for all Manufacturers such as American Bosch, Wico, Eisemann, Fairbanks Morse, International Harvester, Lucas, Splitdorf, Sumter, and more!
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Rate Link: Making a Wood Engine Cart
by Harry on 05-27-2005 10:38 AM
Pictures of a wood engine transport cart my brother put together about 15 years ago. I recently removed the engine so the cart could be refinished. 15 years of weathering had taken its toll. This cart was built to replace one that had suffered...
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Rate Link: Making Dummy Dry Cell Batteries Look Vintage
by kerogas on 03-22-2005 05:43 PM
Label to make dummy dry cell batteries for display pruposes, or to hide a gel battery in style.
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Rate Link: OFE STYLE FLAME THROWER EXHAUST
by kerogas on 08-22-2006 12:37 AM
How to build a flame belching exhaust stack for big stationary engines .
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Rate Link: Old Carburetors
by Harry on 11-11-2005 10:24 AM
Old Carburetors attempts to make the contents of old carburetor manuals, and other old classic car repair manuals, available in an indexed and searchable form. Pages are arranged with text from the manuals at the top and an image of the original...
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